Thank You Good Sir.

I think it was executed as ideally as possible.

Are you kidding me? Daredevil no? smh.

I think if you try a search on one of the standard Torrent sites, you'll be VERY pleasantly surprised. It's there. Talking Dead for you to enjoy (They even have Talking Preacher)!

Strand!

Bit Torrent says hello.

One more thing. We don't actually see the explosion from inside the cabin (with Hive/Lincoln). What do they always say about those off screen deaths? Hmmm…

Lincoln piloting that plane to save the world was eerily reminiscent of Captain America flying the tessarect plane into the Artic in Cap 1.

This is good news. Leaves room for Whodunnit Season 2! Woot!

lol

WOW. /wink

I honestly can't understand why this reviewer didn't see the obv callout to Stick being the "Blacksmith". I mean, he was sharpening that sword like a regular old smithy in the final scene this episode. Right after Frank/Matt were trying to figure out who the blacksmith is. To me, that's an obvious hint by the…

OMG. OMG. OMG.

Plus no awkward CW romance. When Daredevil does romance, they do it very very well.

I was sweating heavily.

Naw. Karen and Matt together is something special. I feel they've earned it at this point. All those awkward stolen glances Karen's been giving him, and his veiled feelings for her.

Plus the neighborhood kids running over to watch. Wow.

Marvel needs to give their casting department a HUGE pay raise. They're really killing it. Every single character in every single Netflix Marvel series has been pretty much perfection (Robyn tho. /vomit. But that's on the writers, IMHO).

This episode deserved to be an A for that scene alone. Let alone the rest of this friggin incredible roller coaster of an ep.

Am I crazy or was that one eyed "Dogs of Hell" car-washer played by Jeffrey Demunn, or Dale from Walking Dead? He reallllly looked like him. I was thinking that Jon Bernthal might have got him to cameo, after starring in two series together recently.