While getting information at the police station, Matt overheard two dirty cops talking about finding Hoffman for Fisk. With that, Nelson and Murdock were back together as the heat turned up on their enemy. In the finale, Foggy approaches Matt for the first time since the discovery to talk about stopping Fisk. Through tears he tells his friend that he wants nothing more than to go back to the way they were, to which Matt retorts that they might be better off trying to move forward. Realizing he's been lying to him about his powers since they met, Foggy walked out on Matt after an emotional confrontation.

After his battle with Nobu (Peter Shinkoda), which holds its own Season 2 implications, Foggy found his best friend beaten and bloodied in his black vigilante outfit.

Meanwhile, the law firm of Nelson and Murdock was in trouble now that Foggy (Elden Henson) turned his back on his best friend Matt. Just like that, he had 24 hours find the cop, Detective Hoffman (Daryl Edwards), before he exposed him for the corrupt crime lord that he is. Sadly, those aren’t strong enough shields to stop Fisk from killing him with his bare hands. Owlsley thinks he can avoid being beaten to a pulp by Fisk since he’s got all of his money and a corrupt cop that’s willing to roll on the crime boss stashed away. Realizing that his house is no longer in order, the villain calls a meeting with Owlsley where he discovers that he and Goa set him up and were behind the attack on Vanessa. Meanwhile, Fisk was tending to his girlfriend Vanessa (Ayelet Zurer) after she was poisoned at a black tie event. By episode 13, Matt had brought Fisk’s empire to its knees, alienating him from his two remaining partners, Madame Gao (Wai Ching Ho) and Leland Owlsley (Bob Gunton). The entirety of Season 1 can be boiled down to a simple cat and mouse game between blind lawyer Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) and crime boss Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio). If you fall into that category but don’t have time to re-watch the finale ahead of Friday’s premiere, then you may need a brief recap the last time we saw the intrepid heroes of Nelson and Murdock (avocados at law). As a result, many may have forgotten where the hero’s journey left off. With the hero making a return to the small screen alongside newly introduced characters like The Punisher (Jon Bernthal) and Elektra (Elodie Yung), many may need a refresher on where the blind defender’s story left off at the end of Season 1.Īfter dropping all 13 episodes on Netflix roughly one year ago, fans quickly binge-watched the entirety of Season 1 leaving a particularly large gap between viewing the finale and the March 18 premiere of Season 2. At long last, we’re just hours away from the premiere of Marvel and Netflix’s “Daredevil” Season 2.

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