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'Daredevil: Born Again' Season 2 Finale Explained: [Spoiler]'s Cameo and Predictions for the MCU
Key takeaways
- Episode eight of Daredevil: Born Again wrapped up season 2 on Tuesday on Disney Plus, giving us one of Marvel's deadliest TV episodes to date.
- Tuesday's season finale brought closure while unlocking a potentially interesting future for the series and the MCU.
- Throughout the show, Matt leaned on his faith, questioning his own conscience, and delving into morality and justice through conversations with Karen, Jessica or even Dex.
Episode eight of Daredevil: Born Again wrapped up season 2 on Tuesday on Disney Plus, giving us one of Marvel's deadliest TV episodes to date. If you thought Kingpin/Fisk couldn't get any more depraved, you thought wrong.
Tuesday's season finale brought closure while unlocking a potentially interesting future for the series and the MCU. Unfolding as a violent, politically-charged storyline mirroring real-world events, this entire eight-episode run turned just about everyone into a fighter of some kind. It also reintroduced plenty of familiar faces (and voices) like Jessica Jones, Brett Mahoney and others.
Throughout the show, Matt leaned on his faith, questioning his own conscience, and delving into morality and justice through conversations with Karen, Jessica or even Dex. Heading into the finale, Daredevil's nursing a gunshot wound in his leg, Karen's deep into her trial, Jessica wants to help and Fisk is more desperate than ever.