Marvel's Daredevil

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Season 3
  • Network: Netflix
  • Series Premiere Date: Oct 19, 2018
Season #: 3, 2, 1
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7.5

Generally favorable reviews- based on 467 Ratings

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  1. Dimocracy
    Jul 6, 2023
    10
    What a surprise, the 3rd season is much better than the 1st and 2nd! The perfect conclusion to Netflix's Marvel series.
  2. CarlElmore
    Jan 24, 2023
    10
    What a phenomenal season and finale to easily the best piece of media to come out of the MCU. Almost every episode here wipes anything the MCU has released. What an amazing show (minus most of Season 2).
  3. cdougall
    Aug 3, 2021
    9
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. DD season 3 comes back strong and reaches the heights set by season 1. Everything that worked about the first two seasons is back and better than ever, which is immeasurably bolstered by Fisk’s return. Fisk is back in his former glory and truly shows us how powerful, influential, and intimidating he can be in this season and that he is a worthy adversary to Murdock who has a lot of tricks up his sleeve. What this season does that the previous two didn’t do is focus a lot more on the supporting cast. Multiple supporting members get backstories that they normally wouldn’t get and these backstories enrich the season and give it depth without making it complicated since they are worked pretty well into the main storyline. We don’t have multiple plotlines going on here, just one plot with a lot going on in it which makes the season a lot easier to follow. The end of the season leaves opportunities for more stories, some of which unfortunately we may never get to see due to Netflix’s cancellation of the show after season 3. I’d love to see these characters reappear in the MCU at some point in the movies or TV shows since these are really cool and interesting characters who are played by great actors and they deserve to have more screen time. My only criticism of this season is that it starts out with very slow pacing, so you have to push through a bit to get to the exciting parts. When you do, though, the action and excitement are back in full. DD season 3 rebounds nicely from season 2 and takes us back to season 1 while giving us some interesting and engaging structural differences.… Expand
  4. iCampoRamil
    May 25, 2021
    9
    Tiene al mejor villano, por lo menos en cuanto a construcción de personaje, de cualquier serie de superhéroes que haya visto, Kingpin es espectacular, y su creación es maravillosa.
    Muy bien las tramas añadidas, interesante Nadeem, a lo mismo que Dex, bien desarrollados, como todo en general.
    Es súper guay porque de repente se sacan un plano secuencia de la manga que es brutal. La    Tiene al mejor villano, por lo menos en cuanto a construcción de personaje, de cualquier serie de superhéroes que haya visto, Kingpin es espectacular, y su creación es maravillosa.
    Muy bien las tramas añadidas, interesante Nadeem, a lo mismo que Dex, bien desarrollados, como todo en general.
    Es súper guay porque de repente se sacan un plano secuencia de la manga que es brutal.
    La construcción de la trama y la narrativa es interesante, en base más a tramas policiales y demás, pero quizás me falta un poco de Daredevil, y del traje.
    Tiene demasiados momentazos que se te quedan en la retina, técnicamente es preciosa, pero eso, falta un pelín de Daredevll.
    Cosas buenas: La estética, el uso de la música, un elenco perfecto, Kingpin, Daredevil y su construcción y las coreografías de combates, barbaridad.
    Cosas malas: Quizás peca un poco de intentar ser demasiado realista, y en algunos episodios se les va el ritmo.
    Conclusión: La mejor serie de superhéroes que hay hasta el momento.    … Expand
  5. TudorPopescu
    Oct 31, 2020
    10
    Another great season of Daredevil. This show started strong, continued strong and ended strong. Although I'm still sad they canceled it. Loved Bullseye.
  6. worldofhiphop
    Jun 9, 2019
    8
    After a shaky season 2 Daredevil is back with it's best season yet. The fighting choreochraphy is top notch. The writing is great. Season 3 has the most cohesive story of the three. The cast is amazing. Wilson Bethel does an amazing job as Bullseye and both Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio kill it in their roles. This season serves as a solid ending to one of the greatest and mostAfter a shaky season 2 Daredevil is back with it's best season yet. The fighting choreochraphy is top notch. The writing is great. Season 3 has the most cohesive story of the three. The cast is amazing. Wilson Bethel does an amazing job as Bullseye and both Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio kill it in their roles. This season serves as a solid ending to one of the greatest and most consistent superhero tv shows of all time.… Expand
  7. Larian
    Apr 4, 2019
    10
    I was wondering how they would make a third season after the end of DEFENDERS.. but hey did a great job. I only wish this was not the last one.. Please let this show find another home.
  8. ViniciusBrito
    Feb 10, 2019
    8
    After the events of 'The Defenders', Daredevil is now acting in low profile and hiding in the church where he grow up, he is know way more damaged than any other time, and his "powers", his listening improvment not working as well anymore. At the same time, Wilson Fisk, the kingpin, is persuading the FBI to act in his benefit and building a way more stronger empire than ever, while that heAfter the events of 'The Defenders', Daredevil is now acting in low profile and hiding in the church where he grow up, he is know way more damaged than any other time, and his "powers", his listening improvment not working as well anymore. At the same time, Wilson Fisk, the kingpin, is persuading the FBI to act in his benefit and building a way more stronger empire than ever, while that he meets the agent poindexter, a very skilled man that not seems that can miss any shot or anything that he can throw.

    I really enjoyed to see in this season a much more damaged Matt Murdock, where he awakes the situation of his body is sad, how he can't hear properly anymore or how his body is so weak, and little by little he starts to get on shape once again. I really liked how he decides to go to missions not as Daredevil and try to get information talking to people, and how much struggle he gets by that, it was good. The Kingpin's plan it is probably the better thing in this show, it is so great and scary, you totally believe that he does have control of everything and in most moments it makes sense, it is understandable how he did, how long did he planned all of that stuff and, again, it makes sense wich was very important, how he manipulated everthing with some happenings or some money, he can control everyone and coerce in his good. The story overall is good, but there are some holes, some moments where things didn't made much sense, there moments where the story just don't advance, there some boring and moments where i just didn't cared about what was happening, one of the reasons for this problem is the necessity to make 13 episodes, it is way to many, there was no necessity to make that many, it would be better with 8 maybe.

    The Agent Poindexter, AKA Bullseye, is a damn great addiction for this story, the whole build up for him was amazing and nearly perfect. First we see a little bit of his skills as an agent with a gun, wich are dope, the action at the very begin was dope. The whole development of how sick Poindexter is in his mind is great, the episode where Fisk hear the tapes is very creative, you got to know the situation in a fun and very dark way together with Wilson. You believe in how he got manipulated and totally see how fearless he is, how insane, the sound that you can hear in his mind is another great point, it helps on giving him the uncomfortable that he feels, so as the pain in his head.
    The acting of Wilson Bethel is really good, he could pass the necessary aspects to the character, some little smiles, having fun and very convincing in his mental illness, in his suffering and in his lost situation.

    Karen Page character really doesn't have much to do in this season, her character could have been better used, they do created another arc for her, with single episodes only to develop and create flashbacks to her, and when it was happening i though that something big would happen to her character to compensate, but actually it didn't, and i do like Karen, but i think that she was misused in this season, althouhg that Deborah Ann Woll did a good job.

    The action is hella fun, so as in other seasons, there is one long take fight for this one that it is so damn fun and so damn well made, the police station whole sequence is one of the bests from the whole season, if not the best in general, you got Fisk working under radar and figuring things out, you got Matt getting cornered all the time, and some really dope moves and struggling as we are usual from Murdock, that whole sequence was amazing. The action with Bullseye, now that is amazing, everything that he can do is so fun to watch, it is different and creative how they made it, that is one of the most dangerous one on one people to get, because he can literally kill you with anything that may be in his hand from a distance, and he do that all the time and it is so fun to watch.    … Expand
  9. Grachechkovski
    Feb 6, 2019
    10
    The best ever season of Daredevil where the creators made the story line is more fascinating - you'll want to see next series with a big enthusiasm. This season has all things needed for ideal formula: actions, the strong plot, the seaching by youself, logical ending and etc.
    I'm glad to see this final, but I'm sad too to know that it's end for the Daredevil's show.
  10. brockcheese
    Dec 28, 2018
    7
    This is Daredevil's best season yet finishing the Kingpin storyarc and introducing a menacing new villain to the show. Action scenes also reach a new high here.
  11. SrPepe
    Dec 25, 2018
    9
    Otra temporada espectacular de esta hermosa serie, Matt Murdock como siempre nos tiene acostumbrados a la excelencia, Wilson Fisk vuelve a ser intimidante y mucho más odioso que la última vez, Bullseye espectacuar. En fin, una gran serie.
  12. alejandro970
    Dec 9, 2018
    9
    Based upon Born again shows the Hells kitchen "working class hero" resourceless, weakened and framed, and a villanous Fisk more machiavellian than ever, with the help of maniac, frantic new henchman. So bad and sad we have no chance for a fourth season.
  13. SabbathMaiden
    Nov 30, 2018
    9
    Another very good season in what is one of Netflix's best shows, and what's the reward? Cancellation! Absurd. Netflix won't be getting my money anymore.
  14. Ben86
    Nov 23, 2018
    10
    The best season yet. One thing that stood out is that the hero (Daredevil in this case, as there are more 'normal' ones) seem genuine with real struggles. Some of which struggles the solutions to are obtusely in front of his face as is ironically portrayed. Rather than just some Hollywood cliche of moral dilemmas with empty solution for those who never thought of such questions with moreThe best season yet. One thing that stood out is that the hero (Daredevil in this case, as there are more 'normal' ones) seem genuine with real struggles. Some of which struggles the solutions to are obtusely in front of his face as is ironically portrayed. Rather than just some Hollywood cliche of moral dilemmas with empty solution for those who never thought of such questions with more than a passing interest, the characters genuinely struggle with them rather than just assuming the cliche answers.… Expand
  15. amehanna
    Nov 20, 2018
    9
    It is quite clear at this point that Marvel Studios is reigning king among all film conglomerates and this is not only due to their marvelous cinematic universe, but also due to their understanding of trans-media storytelling – telling a story across multiple mediums.

    After collaborating with Netflix to bring fans a new take on Daredevil, the man without fear, Marvel then expanded to    It is quite clear at this point that Marvel Studios is reigning king among all film conglomerates and this is not only due to their marvelous cinematic universe, but also due to their understanding of trans-media storytelling – telling a story across multiple mediums.

    After collaborating with Netflix to bring fans a new take on Daredevil, the man without fear, Marvel then expanded to produce JESSICA JONES, LUKE CAGE, and IRON FIST – though the latter two recently got the axe – and built their own shared universe by bringing all four heroes together in Netflix’s THE DEFENDERS.

    The one that began it all, however, has not had the smoothest of runs due to its second season’s narrative struggling to handle all the players within the storyline.

    Yet, last week saw the release of Daredevil’s third season – and what a spectacularly powerful and resonant season it was.

    Though many claimed that the season started off slow, it is exactly this pacing that made the hero’s first entry so poignant – it took its time to set the board, and the pieces before unleashing havoc upon the city of New York from all sides.

    Season 3 plays like a political conspiracy thriller more than it does a tale of heroes and villains, and this echoes another majorly successful and much-loved Marvel Studios production, CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER, though DAREDEVIL is bloodier and much darker.

    The macro story arc deals with the release of Season 1 villain Wilson Fisk, aka Kingpin, from prison after he begins to collaborate with the FBI to takedown New York City’s underground criminal families, and the repercussions that occur due to this.

    Nothing is what as it seems as a much deeper conspiracy takes shape across the thirteen-episode season.

    The micro story arc deals with redemption, as a lost and broken Matt Murdoch faces his inner demons, almost literally in some cases, like he never has before as he realizes and fully becomes the man without fear.

    Herein lies the true strength of the writing team as they shifted focus from the spectacle of Season 2 back to the reason why Season 1 was so powerful: the characters.

    Season 3 saw a great deal of Matt Murdoch’s cluster and they were as strong as the protagonist himself.

    Foggy Nelson’s arc has his never-faltering faith in the legal system is put to the test and challenged at every corner until the noose is tightened and Nelson’s family becomes a target.

    Karen Page’s past sins come back to haunt her and her character’s intentions become clearer and more relatable as her drive to redeem herself reaches its climax.

    Father Lantom and Sister Maggie also come center stage here as they both are catalysts in a discovery that Matt makes towards the season’s midpoint that derails him from his path.

    Yet, the heroes are not the only characters that are given a spotlight.

    Wilson Fisk, much like his first appearance, is given much screen time and it is an utmost delight due to the character’s delicious complexities and philosophical views on life. He is not a typical villain and this makes him all the more intriguing as a character.

    The season’s antagonist is Special Agent Ben Poindexter, aka “Dex”, whose sharp-eye and uncanny marksmanship become a danger to Matt and his friends when he is manipulated by Wilson Fisk into becoming his hitman. Dex is given almost an entire episode where his backstory is told and the writers hit their target during those moments.

    Speaking of the writers, it was quite refreshing to watch thirteen hours of television where the screenwriting is fearless.

    From using the story of Job, to emphasizing themes of forgiveness, prayer, and finding one’s way after being lost, this season of DAREDEVIL was beyond biblical and this was a major strength.

    Visually, this season was absolutely stunning: from all the beautiful lighting within the cathedral, to the epically intense ten-minute long take inside the prison, there was no holding back at all from all parties involved.

    The fight choreography was on par as well.

    Both Daredevil and Poindexter had their own fighting style and tactic which keeps the audience on their toes during the fight sequences due to the fact that it was both a test of physical and strategic strength.

    This particular element, the balance between external and internal, is why Daredevil Season 3 is so formidable not just as a super hero series, but as a conspiracy thriller.

    Merging the super hero genre with other genres has been a stylistic choice that Marvel Studios has been doing since CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER, and is the reason why that even after twenty-two films the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the strongest it has ever been.    … Expand
  16. lager96
    Nov 20, 2018
    9
    I've started to feel like the Netflix/Marvel shows were all going down hill since season one of Iron Fist. Luke cage was good but not great, Iron fist was bad, The Defenders was ok, and Jessica Jones: Season 2 was good. I was nervous going into season 3 of Daredevil because I love this series so much. I am happy to say that this season is excellent and the best of the three seasons thatI've started to feel like the Netflix/Marvel shows were all going down hill since season one of Iron Fist. Luke cage was good but not great, Iron fist was bad, The Defenders was ok, and Jessica Jones: Season 2 was good. I was nervous going into season 3 of Daredevil because I love this series so much. I am happy to say that this season is excellent and the best of the three seasons that have released. Right from the start you are introduced to a new Matt Murdock. Matt is broken and lost while Fisk makes his move that sets up the entire season. Wilson Fisk and Poindexter are amazing villains with a lot of depth. Poindexter is with out a doubt the best Netflix/Marvel villain to date and Fisk is the best he's ever been. This seasons takes you on an emotional ride with Matt, Karen, & Foggy and make them all better characters by the end of this season. There is no bad episode as they are all great and move the story and characters forward in a satisfying way. The wait for season 3 was worth it and I hope the remaining Netflix/Marvel shows follow suit.… Expand
  17. JAX85
    Nov 8, 2018
    10
    Daredevil is the Best Marvel ,Netflix ,Super Hero series! And season 3 is best daredevil seris ! Awesome story , Awesome Charlie Cox ! I am waiting for season 4 because this series is better than all marvel netflix series!
  18. CADodge
    Nov 2, 2018
    10
    The third season of Marvel's Daredevil is the strongest of the series to this point. It forgoes the supernatural affectations of season 2, and betters the original season by quite a bit. The reason for this is the laser focus on three aspects of the Daredevil story. Strongest of these is the monumental conflict between Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk. Every other crime show on televisionThe third season of Marvel's Daredevil is the strongest of the series to this point. It forgoes the supernatural affectations of season 2, and betters the original season by quite a bit. The reason for this is the laser focus on three aspects of the Daredevil story. Strongest of these is the monumental conflict between Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk. Every other crime show on television should take notes on how this story arc was handled in season 3. The tension and drama were consistently strong and satisfying. Second, if only by a little, is the ongoing interaction between Murdock, Foggy and Karen. There is an incredible episode, "Karen", that gives you a full backstory on the hidden secrets of her life. And third...well, I won't say, because it is a stunning reveal in this season.
    It's amazing how much high quality drama in cinema and on television comes from a comics outfit. Marvel has proven the validity of its storytelling chops over and over again.
    One last thing: kudos to the fight choreographer and cinematographer for the long single-take fight scene that takes place inside the prison early on in Season 3. Anything "Atomic Blonde" can do, "Daredevil" can do better.    … Expand
  19. raorian
    Nov 2, 2018
    8
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. that nun is one of my favorite characters in MCU and that actress deserves a series of her own.
    also, the psychology prequel was well written    … Expand
  20. Kryptiic
    Nov 1, 2018
    10
    The third season of Daredevil is incredible. The characters are an easy highlight, but the great action scenes, acting, and story arcs are just as great. The highest point for me, is the villains. Kingpin and Poindexter are amazingly written and acted. I won't give anything away, but the way everything folds together was really well done, and the season as a whole had mostly very solidThe third season of Daredevil is incredible. The characters are an easy highlight, but the great action scenes, acting, and story arcs are just as great. The highest point for me, is the villains. Kingpin and Poindexter are amazingly written and acted. I won't give anything away, but the way everything folds together was really well done, and the season as a whole had mostly very solid pacing. I am no professional reviewer, but I can definitely say this is the best season of Marvel Television ever made.… Expand
  21. valoiz
    Oct 31, 2018
    10
    An amazing season, action scenes were even better than previous seasons! Kingpin came back more deep and insightful. Direction, writing and cast 3 BIG + for this season. Must see for any MCU fan
  22. kman5473
    Oct 30, 2018
    9
    Everything I could have asked for in a Marvel Netflix series and more. Bravo to every person that worked on this, but especially the writers. In my mind, this season makes up for every misstep taken in the past 5 years. Amazing!
  23. DeathlyDrew
    Oct 29, 2018
    9
    My god. I love Daredevil. It's hard to find a show that does such a good job of making you hate the villain so much that you get angry, and yet Daredevil does just that. Kingpin is a masterpiece, even more than Matt's struggles, Kingpin was the star for this season and the workings around him. The one negative, and it is slight because I feel like it got better was I felt like Karen (theMy god. I love Daredevil. It's hard to find a show that does such a good job of making you hate the villain so much that you get angry, and yet Daredevil does just that. Kingpin is a masterpiece, even more than Matt's struggles, Kingpin was the star for this season and the workings around him. The one negative, and it is slight because I feel like it got better was I felt like Karen (the character) and her story was a little over-dramatic this season. There were a few times I just kind of wanted her to go away because it was the same ol' thing each time.… Expand
  24. ReadyFight
    Oct 28, 2018
    9
    Daredevil has again mastered its craft in grounded storytelling yet again, changing its style from an action focus to a dramatic, intense, depressing and unforgiving story about the system and how it can make or break an individual, Fisk is again the main antagonist but its the protagonist which has changed, FBI agent Rahul "Ray" Nadeem becomes the centre of the story after working withDaredevil has again mastered its craft in grounded storytelling yet again, changing its style from an action focus to a dramatic, intense, depressing and unforgiving story about the system and how it can make or break an individual, Fisk is again the main antagonist but its the protagonist which has changed, FBI agent Rahul "Ray" Nadeem becomes the centre of the story after working with Wilson Fisk to take down crime bosses in and around Hells Kitchen.

    I did not expect how different a shift in storytelling this would take, but i think it was the right decision to change the pace, there was always a sense of looming dread, if i were to take any tips from any show, this is how i think you should do it.    … Expand
  25. belikejunkie
    Oct 28, 2018
    9
    Great season overall. Good acting work, nice directing and intriguing plot. A little bit smeared ending with cliffhanger. Will wait season 4. Great job netflix
  26. thesamhainhot
    Oct 27, 2018
    7
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. In Season 3 Still Great Story Telling From The Writing Team & Great Fighting Scenes. But It Would Be Better For A New Season To Add Another Villian Instead Of Still Being Stuck On Wilson Fisk/Kingpin. And Even With That Being Said, In This MCU How Could The Kingpin Be Back But There Is No Crossover Episode With The Punisher. And We Didn’t Need An Episode That Almost All About Karen Page Back Story. And The Worse Part Was That Matt Didn’t Even Have His Daredevil Costume On Through The Whole Season! And Then & Crazy FBI Agent Was Using The Daredevil Costume!… Expand
  27. theonlyreega
    Oct 26, 2018
    10
    This season continues to define this show as setting the bar for superhero shows. It has amazing cinematography and choreography for the fight scenes. It does a great job at making the viewer care for the characters as well as tie all story elements together in an organized fashion.
  28. comicstudybuddy
    Oct 26, 2018
    7
    There are many great aspects to this season, however the character Karen Paige seems to really ruin this shows potential. She is a giant plot whole, an annoying framing device and an all around annoying character. I can get by the downplay of Daredevils powers or the restructuring of Bullseyes character. But the whole Karen angle in the story is boring, annoying, undeservedly selfThere are many great aspects to this season, however the character Karen Paige seems to really ruin this shows potential. She is a giant plot whole, an annoying framing device and an all around annoying character. I can get by the downplay of Daredevils powers or the restructuring of Bullseyes character. But the whole Karen angle in the story is boring, annoying, undeservedly self righteous and serves as nothing more as eye candy and a damsel in distress to constantly and frustratingly be rescued.… Expand
  29. MulehornGaming
    Oct 25, 2018
    9
    Ladies and gentlemen, hold on to your butts because you’re in for one hell of a ride with season 3 of Marvel’s Daredevil. If you are looking for a spoiler free review, then you are in the right place. Season 3 delivers in so many ways, but it’s not without it shortcomings.

    Matt Murdock – The Daredevil There are not a lot of shows around that leave me feeling satisfied once I’ve watched    Ladies and gentlemen, hold on to your butts because you’re in for one hell of a ride with season 3 of Marvel’s Daredevil. If you are looking for a spoiler free review, then you are in the right place. Season 3 delivers in so many ways, but it’s not without it shortcomings.

    Matt Murdock – The Daredevil
    There are not a lot of shows around that leave me feeling satisfied once I’ve watched the entire season. Daredevil came through in so many ways this time around. Let’s start with Matt Murdock. If you can recall at the end of The Defenders, we are lead to believe Matt finally ran out of luck. Matt is a troubled soul in season 2 all the way up to the end. At the close of season 2, an entire building falls on him, giving us the impression Matt is dead. That is, until the last scene, where we see him badly beaten and laying in a bed in his old church where he grew up. The dichotomy of Matt Murdock and Daredevil this season is exceptional. The writers in season 3 did a fantastic job of translating the emotion felt by Matt to the tv screen. The complexities Matt has to face in his dual life are played out incredibly well. The pressure points, the stresses, his friends, and the man he will become going forward all received level playing ground this time around. And all wrapped up in some muay thai boxing ropes spun around his fists.

    Matt is not alone in that character maturation. Dex, Fisk, Foggy, and even Karen at times – all are given their fair share of growth and depth. I’ll get more into Karen’s character in a moment, but overall this season 3’s character development was fantastic; particularly when we see Dex and Fisk together. I won’t spoil anything, but the way the writers brought them together was a wonderful way to show how Fisk’s influence affected Dex.

    The Bad Guys
    This was probably the best duo of bad guys yet. The brutal tactician of Fisk paired with the deviousness of Dex. This pair of baddies really have something going for them. There were times watching Fisk where I was literally wowed. I don’t think any other actor other than Vincent D’Onofrio could have played a better Kingpin. He is the best bad guy in the Netflix tv universe without a doubt. With additional layers of psychological depravity from Dex, it really made for formidable and believable bad guys. As I mentioned previously, the developmental depth of these characters really had me up for some late nights. I couldn’t stop watching. This brutal duo really make season 3 binge worthy.

    The Netflix Struggle
    I don’t know if it’s like this with other originals on Netflix, but something that Luke Cage, Daredevil, Iron Fist, and Jessica Jones all have in common is that mid season drag. It always felt like there was one or two episodes too many packed in the middle of the season that didn’t do much for me. They are great filler, and I wouldn’t go as far as saying they’re not needed, but they are very close to that. It seems to happen every time there is some type of plot twist, and Daredevil had some good ones, but everything seems to ramp down a little. The pace slows as if to drag out the season for just a few more episodes. This is my only hang up for season 3. That and Karen Page.

    She just doesn’t do it for me. I could never feel that much of a connection to her. It may be that actress Deborah Ann Woll plays the roll with too much anxiety, or it may be the way the writers want her portrayed? She has been through a lot. But, I found myself wanting her to be a little bit more of a strong character. Not as anxious, and a little tougher from growing through her life experiences. Her back story is important, but I found myself wondering if this was being told only to set us up for future Daredevil seasons? It was interesting, but in the end I just wanted more from her character.

    Final Score
    Overall this was probably the best season of Daredevil. The plot twists, the action, the compelling characters. I absolutely loved this season. I have to give Daredevil a 9.5 out of 10. Other than the mentioned Netflix episodes that seemed to drag out the season, and not really connecting with Karen, this season is the best Daredevil yet. I can’t wait to see where we go from here.    … Expand
  30. Spartan91
    Oct 25, 2018
    7
    It's a good show, great acting (although very melodramatic) and camera work. The fight choreograhpies and stunts are incrdible for a show like this. The writing is kind of meh, the usual show where you spend the entire time thinking of how moronic almost every character acts/is. Lazy and unimaginative screenwriting, none of the conflict made sense.
    It's also less of a superhero show than    It's a good show, great acting (although very melodramatic) and camera work. The fight choreograhpies and stunts are incrdible for a show like this. The writing is kind of meh, the usual show where you spend the entire time thinking of how moronic almost every character acts/is. Lazy and unimaginative screenwriting, none of the conflict made sense.
    It's also less of a superhero show than a soap opera but somehow it works.    … Expand
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Generally favorable reviews - based on 6 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 6
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 6
  3. Negative: 0 out of 6
  1. IndieWire
    Reviewed by: Liz Shannon Miller
    Oct 22, 2018
    83
    Season 3 ends with plenty of reason to be intrigued by a potential Season 4, from the restoration of Matt, Foggy, and Karen’s partnership to the looming threat of Bullseye in full villain form. The show may never have the spark it did in its earliest days, but it did help elevate the way stories of superheroes can be told on television. There’s still progress to be made, but Daredevil”feels like it’s on the right track.
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  2. CNN
    Reviewed by: Brian Lowry
    Oct 19, 2018
    50
    The first and best of the Marvel-Netflix series, Daredevil returns for its third season having contracted the same affliction that has plagued encores of its brethren: a sluggish, plodding pace that arduously advances the story. Despite marquee villains new and old, the Man Without Fear thus risks becoming the Series That Induces Sleep.
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  3. Collider
    Reviewed by: Vinnie Mancuso
    Oct 19, 2018
    80
    Oleson and Co. have crafted such a dense, dark set-up here that, for the first time since Jessica Jones‘ first season, diving back into the streets of Hell’s Kitchen feels more like a treat than a chore. Thank God.
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