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Jay Adama wrote:He has to really focus to use his powers so when he knows the doorknob is basically right there then it's easier to fumble for it than concentrate to hear it's resonant frequency or whatever he does, especially if he's had the gooseberry fool beaten out of him and is not 100%

Nope

A universe where a Norse God walks the Earth, a man turns into a giant green monster when annoyed, a man can shrink to the size of an ant, a bloke has a power to make anybody do anything that he wants just by speaking to them and a teenager can climb walls like a spider, your problem is that it's unrealistic for a blind man to sometimes fumble around for things?

You've clearly not read anything I've posted.

Probably a good tactic in general, but not if you want to understand why I think elements of the show are stupid.

The show's not stupid, you are

Captain Kinopio wrote:You've clearly not read anything I've posted.

Probably a good tactic in general, but not if you want to understand why I think elements of the show are stupid.

I've read your posts and your complaints make no sense in the context of the show/universe. Sure listening for the breath of zombie ninjas is unrealistic, but the listening isn't the unrealistic part of that.

Feel free to quote me if I'm mistaken, but not once have I complained that his powers are unrealistic. It's a strawberry floating superhero show of course it's not realistic.

Finally got round to watching season 2 (two more episodes to go). Really enjoying this, some of the fights have been great (particularly enjoyed the fight of Matt in his apartment against the ninja and the Punisher fighting for his life in prison). Nice surprise that Looking forward to seeing how this season ends, hope it won't disappoint.

Season 3 is this year as well http://comicbook.com/marvel/2018/08/03/ ... 8-netflix/

So with Iron Fist in September, that's the 4 main Defenders with seasons in 2018. 49 episodes in a year is nuts that's not including all of the other shows outside of Netflix.

Lots of potential for S3 following Defenders

Less supernatural and more beautifully choreographed fights pls

I really hope S3 brings Fisk out of prison and back as a main antagonist, all the mystic ninja bullshittery can strawberry float off (as it hopefully has done thanks to Defenders).

I too am eager to discover what Matty gets up to next.

Riksilver wrote:I really hope S3 brings Fisk out of prison and back as a main antagonist, all the mystic ninja bullshittery can strawberry float off (as it hopefully has done thanks to Defenders).

Nah, gotta be his wifey like the end of S1 set up

twitter.com/GraceRandolph/status/1028803033642295297

Looks like it's released in October which is a bit earlier than I expected. Iron Fist Season 2 is September 7th, Runaways Season 2 is December 21st on Hulu, Agents of SHIELD Season 6 is July sometime.

BID0 wrote:

twitter.com/GraceRandolph/status/1028803033642295297

Looks like it's released in October which is a bit earlier than I expected. Iron Fist Season 2 is September 7th, Runaways Season 2 is December 21st on Hulu, Agents of SHIELD Season 6 is July sometime.

Nice. I'd been expecting November/December for it.

Can't remember if it was teased in season 2 or not, but going by some of the hits from people who've seen some of the new season one of the new villains is Bullseye

Well excited for this, DD remains my favourite of the Marvel series so I'm hoping they come back strong on season 3!

I can't keep up with all the Marvel stuff now. I've only just gotten round to finishing The Punisher.

There's 24 hours in a day. Iron Fist S2 is 10 hours and Daredevil S3 is 13 hours. You'll even have an hour to sleep.

BID0 wrote:There's 24 hours in a day. Iron Fist S2 is 10 hours and Daredevil S3 is 13 hours. You'll even have an hour to sleep.

They aren't even 1 hour episodes are they? Even more time to catch some rest!

Jenuall wrote:

BID0 wrote:There's 24 hours in a day. Iron Fist S2 is 10 hours and Daredevil S3 is 13 hours. You'll even have an hour to sleep.

They aren't even 1 hour episodes are they? Even more time to catch some rest!

True! I think Netflix shows can be anywhere between 45-70 minutes each but generally they're come in at about 50. That's 10 minutes for a toilet break and snacks replenishment.