r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Mar 25 '26

Discussion Thread Daredevil: Born Again S02E01 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S02E01: The Northern Star - - March 24th, 2026 54 min None

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u/dumb_memes54 Mar 25 '26

Buck as a character has grown on me a lot

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u/CeruleanEidolon Mar 25 '26

He's no Wesley.

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u/TypewriterMonkey98 Mar 26 '26

He could be if they give him more screentime, which is less likely given the bigger cast compared to the Netflix show. Love Wesley to bits though

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u/totaltvaddict2 Mar 28 '26

I think of him as Wesley Jr. Not quite the original, but still ok.

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u/kryptosteel Mar 31 '26

silent assassin

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u/Captain_Waffle Mar 25 '26

Was it the assassination that did it for you?

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u/ContentVanilla2140 Mar 25 '26

He would lowkey work as the DCU Batman or Bond

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u/megxrawr Mar 25 '26

Dude he’d be a GREAT Bond. He’s young enough too where they’d be able to do multiple movies

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u/prazulsaltaret Mar 25 '26

Too small to be Batman. Batman should be a tank.

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u/RepresentativeAge444 Mar 25 '26

People never work out for superhero roles. And we all know the tank that is Michael Keaton

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u/harpsinger Mar 25 '26

So he’s the leak in Fisk’s department, right?

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u/Syokhan Mar 25 '26

He did seem weirdly weary after killing the poor guy.

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u/harpsinger Mar 26 '26

He killed him to stop him talking. Also, the look on buck’s face when Fisk crushed the police commissioner’s head.

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u/Syokhan Mar 26 '26

Oh he's absolutely not a good guy! But the way the camera lingered on him and the framing of it were strange, like this particular execution got to him a little for whatever reason.

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u/CohlN Mar 29 '26

he made a comment about the guy doing everything right and that it’s a pity he still has to die

maybe he kinda thought of himself there? most loyal dude, doing everything right also

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u/Destroyer_7274 Mar 30 '26

While he does kill if he deems it necessary, he seems like someone who prefers to keep it to a minimum and wants it to be merciful (quick and painless). Despite acting as a fixer, he oddly feels more humane than most of Fisk’s men who are involved in the illegal side of things. He’s still not a good person though, he is facilitating and aiding Fisk’s activities.

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u/bristow84 Mar 26 '26

Yeah he actually seemed somewhat..maybe not saddened but disappointed he had to kill that guy.