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Season 2 – Daredevil: Born Again

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Matt Murdock finds himself on a collision course with Wilson Fisk when their past identities begin to emerge.

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Daredevil: Born Again imbues its second season with rich substance thanks to devilishly good performances, punchier narrative momentum, and well-timed themes befitting this daring crusader.

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A thrilling successor that captures the essence of the comics, Daredevil: Born Again builds like a ticking clock -- and we’re here for the big boom.

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Wenlei Ma

The Nightly (AU)

Apr 21

It is still generous with the blood-letting, the headshots, the bone breaks and the brutality. That makes it distinct in the generally sanitised MCU as an adult drama that not looking to play nice.

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Joshua Rivera

Slate

Apr 16

This reluctance to fully own the brutal realities that these shows are taking pains to depict is untenable.

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Craig Mathieson

The Age (Australia)

Mar 30

3/5

The first season of Jessica Jones, from 2015, remains essential viewing, more influenced by feminism and film noir than comic books. She’s a welcome new lens for Daredevil.

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Pachi Laurino

EscribiendoCine

Apr 7

8/10

Within Marvel's vast and uneven streaming landscape , this installment stands as a beacon of technical and narrative quality. [Full review in Spanish]

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Nicholas Brooks

CBR

Mar 31

10/10

A superhero show that refuses to pull its punches.

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Jeff Ewing

The Direct

Mar 30

9/10

The legal elements are capably developed and work well, and Season 2 builds toward a stunner of a conclusion. The entire cast turns in exceptional performances, with Cox, D'Onofrio, and Woll giving some of their best yet.

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Nicholas R

@RT87950424 2h

I can see why MAGA hate this, it's a reflection of the world we live in. Superbly acted, and very well paced. Best Daredevil since the first season.

ATrulySharpBrain01 T

@Rocci 16h

They moved away from the Netflix tight-knit vibe and killed someone off; they shouldn't. pacing problems, gets boring real quick. Adding new boring characters that add nothing and are not fun to watch. Weird edits of someone dressed as a puppet Fisk and weird, random NYC interviews/shots at random buildings, it's a big turn-off IMO. Only one of the episodes felt like I was watching the Netflix version in season 2. I hope they can take their time with season 3 and fix these problems. We only wanted it to feel like the Netilx version. They have not updated the choreography for the fights; it feels like we're having the same fight with the same people.

Lonely S

@Loneshark 1d

Dull and boring, and ultimately very safe and predictable. The main protagonist is basically a guest in his own show. Instead all the focus goes to an orbit of side characters that eat up most of the screen time. Horrible pacing too. Night and day comparison to the netflix series which was very dynamic and had daredevil square centered in the story.

Jeff B

@RT99430060 1d

Netflix did Daredevil the right way. so much so that Marvel has just run with the same show and dropped it into the MCU. Its characters are simply AMAZING, and the show is well written and with a sense of threat and foreboding that most other shows can only dream of. This show is quite simply the flagship for Marvel TV right now, and in the drought of "decent" content from Disney while it found its streaming service feet, this is a superb return to form.

JT H

@RT88820969 2d

Show has been great. An improvement from Season 1 for sure

Beb S.

@bebesoft 2d

Not as good as the first season.

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Matt Corman

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Chris Ord

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Charlie Cox

Matt Murdock

Vincent D'Onofrio

Wilson Fisk

Elden Henson

Foggy Nelson

Episode 1

Aired Mar 24, 2026

The Northern Star

Daredevil is in hiding, but he isn't laying low. A shadowy player from Washington, D.C. emerges.

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Episode 2

Aired Mar 31, 2026

Shoot the Moon

Fisk tries a new tactic to lure Daredevil out of hiding.

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Episode 3

Aired Mar 31, 2026

The Scales and the Sword

Matt Murdock and Karen Page find new allies.

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Episode 4

Aired Apr 7, 2026

Gloves Off

Bullseye adopts a new morning routine; Fisk takes the ring.

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Episode 5

Aired Apr 14, 2026

The Grand Design

The Anti-Vigilante Task Force intensifies its search for Daredevil and Bullseye.

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Episode 6

Aired Apr 21, 2026

Requiem

Matt Murdock finds himself on a collision course with Wilson Fisk when their past identities begin to emerge.

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Episode 7

Aired Apr 28, 2026

The Hateful Darkness

Matt Murdock finds himself on a collision course with Wilson Fisk when their past identities begin to emerge.

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Episode 8

Airs May 5

The Southern Cross

Matt Murdock finds himself on a collision course with Wilson Fisk when their past identities begin to emerge.

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