
When Daredevil: Born Again ended its first season with a supercharged cliffhanger teasing a citywide battle against the vigilantes of New York City and Wilson Fisk, you’d expect the highly anticipated second season to immediately follow through with that promise. And Daredevil: Born Again does…eventually. But the problem with Season 2, as with Season 1 of the Disney+ revival and most of the Netflix seasons, is that it takes a long time to get there.
And by the time it does, it makes you wish that Season 1 hadn’t wasted all those episodes trying to deliver that “lighthearted” courtroom drama that the Born Again revival was originally envisioned as.