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Marvel Studios' decision to shift into television with the launch of the Disney Plus streaming service was inevitable. After all, it's one that the MCU had made before (remember Agent Carter and Agents of Shield?), as it was an opportunity to extend the story of the Marvel Cinematic Universe beyond the films in projects that explore character journeys in much more meaningful ways.

As the years have rolled by since its Emmy-winning launch with WandaVision, the results have been somewhat mixed, with certain titles taking the franchise to new heights and others offering up new lows. The standard on the big screen began to decline too, with general public opinion being that Marvel had spread itself too thin and the overexposure was hurting the MCU.

Marvel is still a titan of Hollywood but it isn't the undefeated monster capable of drawing everyone to movie theaters that it was in 2019. This...

Who doesn't love it when a character we thought was long gone makes a Marvel Cinematic Universe comeback? Fortunately, we've seen many of those moments in the last few years. Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Peter Parkers suited up once again in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Wesley Snipes' Blade and Jennifer Garner's Elektra teamed up with an unlikely group of Mutants in Deadpool & Wolverine, and Matt Murdock swung onto the small screen yet again thanks to Daredevil: Born Again.

The Devil of Hell's Kitchen has been at the center of many discussions lately. For starters, fans feel hopeful that he could have a proper team-up with Tom Holland's Spider-Man, as hinted by an easter egg hidden in Born Again. Furthermore, we're all glad that he'll finally sport the "Dd" logo in his suit, as revealed by some exhilarating set photos. Last, but certainly not least, we're excited...

When the Marvel Cinematic Universe first started, it comprised multiple movies all telling a single interconnected narrative. Soon, this expansive world began to overflow the boundaries of movie theaters and breach into the small screen as well. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was the first TV series that would bring these superhero tales onto another medium, followed by Agent Carter and the Inhumans (though many people like to pretend that last one didn't happen). However, history was made the day Daredevil was released on Netflix.

The Devil of Hell's Kitchen would be the first big Marvel hero to star in his own series, "connected" to the wider MCU. Granted, these connections didn't go past a few nods to the events of The Avengers at first, but it was more than enough to make us hopeful about a bigger future for the character. Eventually, Matt Murdock became a staple of Marvel Television with 3 seasons of a Netflix adaptation,...

Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 could debut the entire Defenders lineup. Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Danny Rand are now part of MCU canon, and it's only a matter of time before they come back. A keen-eyed fan found compelling evidence, further stoking speculation.

Is Daredevil: Born Again setting up an all-out Defenders reunion? Luke Cage and Iron Fist stars Mike Colter and Finn Jones teased as much, sharing Instagram stories that confirmed they're in New York at the same time (Colter even commented "My dude" on Jones' post). Fans saw this as hints they're filming scenes for Born Again, and they've yet to address the speculation. With Krysten Ritter set to reprise Jessica Jones in Season 2, it's now expected that Luke Cage and Danny Rand would also return.

So.. Finn Jones also uploaded this photo from New York and Mike Colter commented on it👀 https://t.co/gQ5I8eSGIjpic.

Jessica Jones is back, and this time she is officially part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Marvel Studios made the groundbreaking announcement during the Disney Upfronts this month, confirming that Krysten Ritter would reprise her iconic role from the Netflix series in the upcoming second season of Daredevil: Born Again. That return will see her reunite with Charlie Cox for the first time in almost a decade.

Ritter portrayed the superhuman private investigator in Netflix's Marvel shows, headlining Jessica Jones and co-leading The Defenders (alongside Cox's Daredevil). Her own series ran for three seasons before its untimely cancellation due to the demise of the Netflix / Marvel deal as the studio sought to make TV on the Disney Plus streaming service instead. That decision eventually led us to this point, where Ritter returns as Jones in season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again - the show that officially brought their stories full-circle,...

By now, we're sure the majority of you have seen Daredevil: Born Again, but just in case, here's your spoiler warning.

Matt Murdock's long-time friend and partner Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) was assassinated by Bullseye in the pilot episode, prompting Murdock to hang up the horns... until he's compelled to suit-up again to battle crime and corruption in New York City later on in the season.

The decision to kill off such a beloved character did not sit well with some fans, but Cox believes it was necessary to "shake things up" a bit and give the story some genuine stakes.

"The awful thing that happens in Born Again, that was the gift for me as the actor, was the death of Foggy. I mean, tragic in terms of the show loses an element that, I think, was the heartbeat of Daredevil," said Cox during a new interview with SAG-AFTRA.

The first season of Daredevil: Born Again has already come and gone, and fans are now left waiting for news on the highly anticipated second season that’s currently in production. The MCU’s take on the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen was going to have to take some swings to differentiate itself from the Netflix version, and it did exactly that by killing off Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) in the opening episode. This was met with extremely mixed reception, and now the show’s biggest star has finally weighed in.

Matt Murdock actor Charlie Cox took a break from shooting Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 for an interview with SAG-AFTRA. Cox was asked how the Matt Murdock he plays in the MCU is different from Netflix, and he reiterated that, “It’s the same character, it’s the same human, but we are so radically changed by our circumstance.” Born Again...

After months of rumors and speculation, we recently got confirmation that Krysten Ritter will return as Jessica Jones for the second season of Daredevil: Born Again, but will the Man Without Fear (Charlie Cox) get some back up from the rest of his fellow Defenders?

Season 2 of the Disney+ revival series is still filming in New York, and both Mike Colter (Luke Cage) and Finn Jones (Danny Rand/Iron Fist) have confirmed that they are currently in the Big Apple via respective social media posts (Colter also left a comment on Jones' photo).

Their posts don't actually include any Born Again hints or references and this could just be a complete coincidence, but this has prompted speculation that Colter and Jones might be set to reunite with Cox and Ritter in the MCU.

For what it's worth, The Cosmic Circus' Alex Perez says he does expect "all four Defenders to...

Charlie Cox opens up about Foggy Nelson's death in Daredevil: Born Again and why it became a "gift" for him and the Marvel Cinematic Universe TV show. As exciting as it was to see Daredevil return to the MCU timeline, the beginning of Daredevil: Born Again season 1, episode 1, struck a chord with long-time fans who have followed Matt Murdock since Netflix's Daredevil series. With the return of Bullseye, the Daredevil villain ended up killing Foggy within the show's first couple of minutes.

During an interview with the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, Cox was asked about how his approach to playing Daredevil was different in Born Again as compared to when he first started portraying the Marvel character in three seasons of the Netflix show. One of the things that was crucial to how Matt's arc was different in Daredevil: Born Again season 1 was Foggy's death, as Cox explains why that tragedy...

An untitled Punisher Special Presentation is in the works for Disney+. While not much has been officially revealed yet about the special, a new report has stated that it will reportedly break new ground for Jon Bernthal's version of the antihero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

According to scooper Daniel Richtman (via ComicBookMovie), the untitled Punisher Special Presentation is currently casting for a "female crime boss villain." If true, this would mark the first time the main antagonist for Bernthal's Punisher was a female. So far, both of his main enemies in the MCU have been male. In Daredevil and Daredevil: Born Again, The Punisher aids the titular Man Without Fear in the latter's fight against Wilson Fisk/Kingpin (and later his Anti-Vigilante Task Force), while in his self-titled Netflix series, he deals with friend-turned-foe Billy Russo/Jigsaw.

While it's not clear yet which character exactly will be "the...

After leaving his ultra-violent fingerprints on Daredevil: Born Again, Frank Castle is set to return for his own Disney+ Punisher Special Presentation.

Star Jon Bernthal will co-write the script with his We Own This City director Reinaldo Marcus Green, who is also on board to helm the Special.

"It's like a shotgun blast of a story, but also has all the pathos and emotion that you want out of a Frank Castle story," Marvel's head of streaming Bard Winderbaum said after the project was made official. "It's so exciting."

Winderbaum went on to reveal that the idea for a Punisher standalone story manifested during production on Born Again, which saw Matt Murdock team-up with his old frenemy to take down members of Wilson Fisk's anti-vigilante task force.

"Bernthal is a generational actor," Winderbaum added. "He's incredible what he brings to all the roles he plays, but particularly Frank Castle.

Krysten Ritter has begun training to become a superhero again. The actor is reprising her role as former superhero turned private investigator Jessica Jones in the second season of Daredevil: Born Again.

Ritter shared a photo of herself with Born Again co-star Charlie Cox and fitness coach Naqam Washington, taken during a workout session, on her Instagram Story (via X). "Superhero training with Charlie and [Naqam]," the actor captioned the post, including sticker gifs of Jessica Jones and Daredevil underneath the photo. Washington later shared the same photo on his personal Instagram account, declaring himself "the safest man in NY" since he's "protected by Daredevil and Jessica Jones." The fitness coach also shared that Ritter and Cox were in the gym after filming Born Again Season 2 all day.

We won guys 💜So excited for season 2 🔥@Krystenritter#DaredevilBornAgainpic.twitter.com/OtLXaeSkaI— Save Jessica Jones (@ReJessicaJones) May 21, 2025View this post on...

Lisa and Tyla have linked up for the sweltering new music video for “When I’m With You,” their collaboration from the Blackpink singer/rapper’s debut solo album, Alter Ego.

Directed by Olivia de Camps, the “When I’m With You” clip is set during a wildly hot summer day, with Lisa and Tyla doing their best to keep cool before the sun finally goes down. The beat the heat vibes continue with a late-night pool party, plenty of dancing, a throne made of ice, and an unexpected rainstorm.

Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio didn’t skip a beat as Matt Murdock and Kingpin, respectively, with their return in Daredevil: Born Again. The dark and gritty series is the product of the creative overhaul at the studio, and given the way it was handled, the series reinvigorated fans’ interest in the MCU. The change was welcomed by not only Daredevil fans but also by Marvel enthusiasts around the world which got a second season in the works, instantly. Cox recently made an appearance during Disney upfronts, where Kristen Ritter’s Jessica Jones return was announced, and spoke about what to expect from the second season of Born Again.

Cox revealed that the team is “halfway through” filming the nine-episode Season 2, where we’ll see Daredevil and his “army” go up against Mayor Fisk and his task force. Cox went on to share that he’s excited about “The world he (Dario Scardapane) has created,...

After what felt like a bajillion years of rumors and fan theories, Krysten Ritter just popped up at Disney’s Upfronts presentation in New York. Guess why? Because the baddie in a leather jacket is set to make her MCU comeback in Daredevil: Born Again Season 2. Yep! The teaser for the show featured a first look at Jessica Jones.

While we last saw her collaborate with Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock in Netflix’s The Defenders, following her debut in her standalone series Marvel’s Jessica Jones, Krysten Ritter is now returning to reunite with her co-star in Season 2 of Born Again. Fans assemble because Jessica’s back on the streets—and we’re already obsessed.

Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 teaser featured Jessica Jones

Like always, Marvel dropped an exclusive teaser for Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 at Disney’s Upfronts presentation in New York and got everyone talking about it.

Some Defenders are reassembling when Daredevil: Born Again returns.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Disney confirmed that Krysten Ritter will reprise her role as Jessica Jones in Daredevil: Born Again season 2 during their upfront presentation in New York City. The duo first crossed paths in Netflix's 2017 crossover series The Defenders, when RItter's hard-drinking private investigator teamed up with Matt Murdock and fellow street-level heroes Luke Cage (Mike Colter) and Iron Fist (Finn Jones) to battle the ancient ninja society known as the Hand. On why Ritter was selected to return instead of the otherMarvel Netflix stars, Marvel's Brad Winderbaum explained that "It's about not rushing and telling the best story. Yes, it's exciting to think about characters interacting, but it's about the reasons why. At times we've done that very well, at times we've rushed. The story has to lead the path."

Ritter received widespread acclaim for her performance...

Jessica Jones is back — on Daredevil: Born Again.

During Disney's Upfront presentation to advertisers on Tuesday, Daredevil star Charlie Cox announced that Krysten Ritter will reprise her role as Jessica Jones in the second season of Daredevil: Born Again.

"It is so great to be back, returning to Jessica after three seasons and The Defenders, and now joining the MCU,” Ritter said onstage. "I am so excited to bring back this iconic character. And without giving too much away, there's much more in store for Jessica Jones. This is going to be an incredible season."

See Charlie Cox teases 'sense of oppression' and 'slightly different genre' for Daredevil: Born Again Season 2

Ritter played Jessica Jones for three seasons of Marvel's Jessica Jones from 2015 to 2019 on Netflix and in the 2017 team-up series The Defenders, which starred her fellow Netflix-Marvel cohorts Cox, Mike Colter, and Finn Jones. After the Netflix-Marvel deal ended,...

Well, it’s official. Krysten Ritter will return as Jessica Jones for the second season of Daredevil: Born Again. The announcement was made during Disney’s upfront presentation.

Ritter played Jessica Jones in the eponymous Netflix series, which ran for three seasons from 2015 to 2019. The show followed the ex-superhero turned private investigator as she opened her own detective agency, Alias Investigations. She later joined forces with Daredevil (Charlie Cox), Luke Cage (Mike Colter), and Danny Rand (Finn Jones) in The Defenders miniseries.

In addition to Charlie Cox as Matt Murdock, Daredevil: Born Again has brought many members of the Netflix cast into the fold. Vincent D’Onofrio is back as Wilson Fisk, alongside Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page, Elden Henson as Franklin “Foggy” Nelson, Wilson Bethel as Benjamin “Dex” Poindexter, Ayelet Zurer as Vanessa Fisk, and Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle. Now that Ritter is returning, perhaps it’s only...

One major Marvel Netflix actor is officially returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as part of Daredevil: Born Again season 2. Ever since the Marvel-Netflix shows became fully canon to the MCU timeline, fans have made their voices heard about how they want to see Marvel Studios revisit The Defenders characters, especially following the launch of Daredevil: Born Again. As season 2 of the Disney+ show is currently filming, new details are finally emerging about the next season that should have many MCU fans very excited.

Variety reports that Krysten Ritter, who starred as Jessica Jones in three seasons of her own titular series and starred in The Defenders on Netflix, is confirmed to be reprising the role in Daredevil: Born Again season 2. The last time fans saw Ritter's character in the MCU was in Jessica Jones season 3, which was released on Netflix on June 14, 2019. While a specific date has yet to be announced,...

Marvel’s favorite whiskey-swilling, no-nonsense Pi is officially back. Krysten Ritter made her return to the Marvel spotlight official during Disney’s 2025 upfront presentation in New York, taking the stage alongside Daredevil: Born Again star Charlie Cox to confirm her comeback as Jessica Jones. Ritter will join the second season of the Disney+ series, reprising the iconic role she first played in 2015 for Netflix.

“It’s so great to be back, returning to Jessica after three seasons and The Defenders and now joining the MCU,” Ritter said onstage. “I’m so excited to bring back this iconic character, and without giving too much away, there is much more in store for Jessica Jones. This is going to be an incredible season!”

Who Is Jessica Jones?

It marks the first time Ritter has portrayed the character since the Netflix-Marvel partnership ended in 2019. For three seasons, Jessica Jones stood out among the...

Before the premiere of Avengers: Endgame, everyone hoped that the crossover would reunite every single hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (including those who were turned to dust). Fortunately, the Russo Brothers delivered on that promise and created one of the most ambitious superhero projects that still lives rent-free in our minds more than six years later. But now that it's nearly time for the next big chapter in the saga, we need to ask ourselves: How do you craft a sequel to such a beloved movie as Endgame? By going bigger, of course.

Avengers: Doomsday is set to feature more beloved characters than ever before, as revealed by the casting announcement. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean every single MCU hero will make it in time to fight the ruler of Latveria. Moon Knight is rumored to be skipping on the adventure altogether, while reports have suggested even Spider-Man might not...

Jessica Jones is back.

Krysten Ritter is reprising her role of the superhero-turned-private eye, entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe by being cast in season two of Marvel Television’s Daredevil: Born Again.

Ritter starred as Jones in the eponymous Netflix series in the mid-2010s. The series and actress generated considerable acclaim and awards at the time and is considered a highlight during the Netflix era of Marvel television.

The casting announcement was made during Marvel’s portion of Disney’s upfront presentation to advertisers Tuesday.

Marvel’s presentation also included a first look at Wonder Man, the series that offers a meta take on Hollywood and stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Ben Kingsley.

The addition of Ritter, who joined Daredevil star Charlie Cox on stage for the reveal, is a boost to Born Again, which officially folds characters and actors from the Netflix-era Marvel series (which weren’t made...

It’s official, Jessica Jones is coming to the MCU. After actress Krysten Ritter admitted she is “cautiously optimistic” about returning to the character during a recent interview, the news was confirmed on Tuesday afternoon at Disney’s Upfront presentation.

Jones will appear in Season 2 of “Daredevil: Born Again,” alongside her fellow Netflix alum Charlie Cox, marking her first appearance in the MCU. Ritter played the character for three seasons on her own show over on Netflix, plus one season of “The Defenders,” earning both critical and fan acclaim.

It’s unclear how many episodes Ritter will appear in, but Cox did announce her as a member of the cast.

“It is so great to be back! Returning to Jessica after three seasons and ‘The Defenders,’ and now joining the MCU!” Ritter said at the presentation. “I am so excited to bring back this iconic character. And without giving too much away,...

Krysten Ritter is officially back as hard-fighting, hard-drinking Marvel hero Jessica Jones.

The announcement was made during Disney’s upfront presentation to advertisers in New York on Tuesday. Ritter took the stage with Charlie Cox, star of “Daredevil Born Again,” to reveal that she would be joining that show for its second season.

“It’s so great to be back, returning to Jessica after three seasons and ‘The Defenders’ and now joining the MCU,” Ritter said. “I’m so excited to bring back this iconic character, and without giving too much away, there is much more in store for Jessica Jones. This is going to be an incredible season!”

Ritter first played Jones in the self-titled Netflix series that debuted in 2015. “Jessica Jones” was one of five Marvel shows to air on Netflix, along with “Daredevil,” “Luke Cage,” “Iron First,” “The Punisher,” and the crossover series “The Defenders.” “Jessica Jones” ultimately aired for three seasons,...

The appeal of a comic book series might be its thrillingly violent action or impossible feats of derring-do. But “Daredevil: Born Again” captivates because of its immersive realism and its deeply human storyline about Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox), a visually impaired lawyer with heightened abilities who fights for justice in more ways than one. As the “Born Again” in the title implies, this show is a new phase of Murdock’s story, one where he hopes that he’s left his iconic red suit behind him; likewise, his nemesis Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) has allegedly put his criminal behavior behind him as the elected mayor of New York.

Nothing is that simple, of course. Both Murdock’s and Fisk’s façades wear thin, and the two are fated to collide.

The challenge for the show’s creative team, however, was developing a visceral signature style that could stand on its own.

Shortly before Daredevil: Born Again kicked off its first season, it was announced that Season 2 of the series was going to begin production soon. Naturally, the second season is going to bring in some new stars to help bolster the ensemble, and one of the first newcomers announced to the cast was Matthew Lillard, the Scream veteran who’s also known for his role in Five Nights at Freddy’s.

Details about Lillard’s role are being kept under wraps, which comes as a surprise to no one given Marvel Studios’ secretive policies, but we did just learn a few details from the man himself. Lillard recently sat down for an interview with Comicbook.com to promote his new whiskey, Quest’s End Druid, and while he couldn’t give away the store, he did tease what kind of capacity fans can expect to see him in when Daredevil: Born Again Season...

Filmmaker Joe Carnahan's newest movie, Shadow Force, is getting released on May 9. Ahead of the movie's arrival, Carnahan opened up about Shadow Force in a new interview in which he also shared his thoughts on the superhero genre.

Grae Drake of Cbr spoke about films with Carnahan, whose previous work includes Narc, Smokin' Aces, and Copshop. They touched on Carnahan's mood reel he developed for a pitched Daredevil movie that he never got to make, which would have had a similar tone to his other films. He went on to clarify that while a couple of his films came somewhat close to the superhero genre, he now feels like these are the kinds of movies and TV shows he'd rather just enjoy as a fan without taking them on himself. Carnahan compared it to how he feels about Star Wars, though in that case, he's not expecting Lucasfilm to come knocking anyway.

Charlie Cox admitted he didn't like Daredevil: Born Again's fifth episode. He said the plot had problems and the story was off. It turned out he was way off mark, at odds with the audience reception.

Daredevil: Born Again seemed perfectly compatible with heist stories; it's easy to imagine Matt Murdock going undercover to thwart a bank robbery, but series star Charlie Cox didn't think so. Speaking to The Playlist, he admitted that he even tried to scrap Episode 5's story, thinking it was outdated. "I don't believe in a bank heist in 2025," he asserted. "That feels like a 1970s game. Too much technology these days for that to work… I wasn't into it. I didn't like it. It was my least favorite of the episodes, and I kind of pushed back against it as much as I felt was possible."

"With Interest" turned out to be a fan-favorite Born Again episode.

It's only been two months since the Devil of Hell's Kitchen first returned to our screens with Daredevil: Born Again, but anticipation is already running high for what's next for Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox). Production began on Season 2 just days before the first episode aired, hoping for a quicker turnaround to build on an explosive finale uniting Matt, Frank Castle (Jon Bernthal), and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll) against Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) and his officers of the law. With everything he went through in Season 1, though, the Matt viewers see next year won't be quite the same as the one we started with. In a larger interview for an in-depth profile with Collider's Tania Hussain, Cox teased that the new episodes will explore a Man Without Fear without trust in his own instincts.

In the season finale, Matt is finally forced to reconcile with the fact that, to win the war against Kingpin,...

If all goes according to plan, Marvel Television's Daredevil: Born Again won't conclude with its upcoming second season. Vincent D'Onofrio recently revealed that the creative team already has a plan in place for future seasons of the Disney+ continuation.

The Kingpin actor shared the Season 3 plans for Born Again during an interview with Awards Buzz (via The Direct). "If they let us do it, we have a plan. It is up to the fans to watch and to get excited," D'Onofrio stated, hinting that fans will need to tune in every week when Born Again Season 2 drops if they want Marvel and Disney+ to greenlight a third season. "And it is up to us to please them and get the story right. We are looking forward in a big way."

The original Daredevil series on Netflix lasted three seasons, airing 39 episodes between 2015 and 2018. While Born Again was not initially...

Celebrities — they’re just like us. They have to teach their parents how to use streamers, too! In Charlie Cox’s case, it was showing them how to navigate Disney+ so they could watch his new series “Daredevil: Born Again,” but it didn’t exactly go smoothly.

Taking a break from filming Season 2 of the Marvel TV series, Cox stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Tuesday and recalled his parents’ initial reaction to the show. The actor joked that it took roughly five hours to set them up with their Disney+ account so they could do so, but eventually, they got there. And, to the actor’s surprise, his parents’ reaction was pretty muted.

“They said, ‘Yeah no, yeah, good! Very good. Quite similar to the original show from–‘ and I went, ‘What? How?'” he shared. “And they said, ‘Well, you know, the bit with the backstory and your dad.

Charlie Cox, the performer known for playing the Marvel superhero Daredevil in the now-defunct Netflix series, has been reprising the role in the MCU since 2021, when he appeared in Spider-Man: No Way Home. He made his official return in the standalone Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again, which works as a sequel to the 2015-2018 show created by Netflix. The show underwent major creative changes halfway through production after Cox wasn't convinced that the new approach under the supervision of the House of Mouse would work. However, the reboot was very well-received, and the actor has shown his satisfaction with the end result. Well, that is, except for one fan-favorite episode of Season 1: "Everyone's taste is different."

The actor recently spoke to The Playlist about reprising his role as Daredevil in the Disney+ show. Season 2 is currently in production under the supervision of showrunner Dario Scardapane. "What I'm really excited...

Charlie Cox reveals the Daredevil: Born Again episode that he disliked and tried to get changed. After the success of the first season, the crew behind the show is currently filming Daredevil: Born Again season 2, which is set to premiere in March 2026. Season 1 had a tumultuous production, as Marvel Studios overhauled the show and brought in The Punisher writer Dario Scardapane as showrunner to bring Born Again closer to the tone of Netflix's Daredevil. It worked, but one of Daredevil: Born Again season 1's episodes remained unchanged, and it was the one Cox disliked.

Speaking with The Playlist, Charlie Cox got candid about his lack of love for Daredevil: Born Again episode 5, "With Interest." The episode was the one with the bank heist, and it was not changed after the new creative team came in. According to Cox, the reason he dislikes the episode so much is due to...

As Daredevil: Born Again continues to spark critical interest, Charlie Cox revealed that not every step along the way has been smooth. Cox may be behind the mask, but when it comes to creative choices, he isn’t afraid to speak up, especially when it comes to one episode.

In a recent interview, Cox candidly admitted he had creative disagreements with Marvel, or rather, deep discomfort with episode 5 of the Disney+ series. He felt the episode was out of sync with the tone he believes Daredevil: Born Again should maintain, and he called the episode his “least favorite.”

Charlie Cox opens up about creative disagreement over the Daredevil: Born Again episode 5 Charlie Cox in Daredevil: Born Again (2025) | Image via Disney+

Charlie Cox reprised his role as Matt Murdock after the Netflix series ended in 2018. In a recent interview with The Playlist, he admitted that the fifth episode, titled With Interest...

There is no doubt about it: Daredevil: Born Again has quickly become one of the most successful shows of 2025. It's no surprise either, for the Marvel Studios series has been anticipated for years, as fans of the original Netflix series have waited for Disney Plus to revive it. This was the year that those wishes came true.

Audiences were thrilled when Matt Murdock, Karen Page, Foggy Nelson, Wilson Fisk, Vanessa Fisk, and The Punisher all returned to screens for the revival and it gripped us all throughout its nine episode first season. Nobody was more thrilled than star Charlie Cox, who had been waiting for another chance to put on the mask since the cancellation of the original series in 2018.

However, Cox wasn't particularly thrilled about one episode in the new series, and it might come as a surprise.

Charlie Cox wasn't a fan of Daredevil's bank robbery episode...

If it were up to Charlie Cox, Episode 5 of “Daredevil: Born Again” would’ve been cut.

Before the release of the Disney+ reboot, rumors spread of a first draft of the series that saw the deaths of Elden Henson’s Foggy Nelson and Deborah Ann Woll’s Karen Page happen off-screen. Obviously, the show was reworked, but in a sit-down with The Playlist, “Born Again” star Cox said the series’ fifth episode, titled “With Interest,” remained completely unchanged to his dismay.

“I dunno if this is of interest, but I will say this amongst all of this, there was one episode we didn’t change at all,” Cox explained. “It’s the episode in the bank, and that was part of the original [shoot]. We shot that before the strike. That was part of the original [draft], and just for my money, I wasn’t into it.”

The episode in question features Cox’s Matt Murdock,...

Charlie Coxcares very dearly about Daredevil. And that was evident when Daredevil: Born Againwas released on Disney+ and we saw Cox return to the role of Matt Murdock. It means that he isn't afraid to defend the character and his opinion on things, which is something he recently shared. During an interview with The Playlist recently, Cox shared that there was one episode during Season 1 of Daredevil: Born Again that fans like that he wasn't the biggest supporter of.

When speaking with the outlet, Cox was asked about the new series and the infamous reworking of it. Before Born Again was released, fans heard whispers of an original draft of the series that reportedly included Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson) and Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll) essentially being erased from canon. The show was obviously reworked and changed, but Cox shared that one episode stayed through the strikes and into the reboot: "With Interest.

According to Charlie Cox, there was one Daredevil: Born Again Season 1 he disliked working on. Cox returned to the Marvel world earlier this year, returning to his role as Matt Murdock/Daredevil in the R-rated Marvel Studios streaming series alongside fellow co-stars Jon Bernthal and Vincent D'Onofrio. However, his road to get there was not easy, as the series underwent significant creative changes on its way to release. 

Daredevil star Charlie Cox revealed that he did not like Daredevil: Born Again Episode 5 when he was working on it. Episode 5 (titled "With Interest") was one of the few to go untouched in Born Again's creative revamp that changed the series from a wholly new venture to something more connected to Netflix's Daredevil series. 

"I wasn't into it. I didn't like it," Cox admitted to The Playlist in a recent interview, adding that, "It was [his] least favorite of the episodes:...

The following contains spoilers from the Marvel Studios film Thunderbolts* — post-credits scene included.

As revealed at the end of Thunderbolts*, the MCU Phase 5 team-up film now in theaters, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier‘s John Walker aka U.S. Agent — that goofy, knock-off Captain America — is now one of the Avengers.

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Tom Holland has been charming fans as Spider-Man in the MCU for almost a decade now. His kind, helpful, if a little goofy version of the web-slinger has won over even the most jaded fans over the years.

Although his Spider-Man: No Way Home gave a glimpse of the happy-go-lucky superhero finally turning a little darker after the tragedies that took place, Holland nonetheless managed to keep the essence of his unique version of Spider-Man alive, even during those sequences.

Interestingly, though, it turns out that his helpful streak reaches beyond the camera with long-lasting consequences. It was that very trait of Tom Holland that might have helped Jon Bernthal land the role of Punisher in the MCU.

Tom Holland read lines with Jon Bernthal for their Marvel auditions

Although the Punisher and Spider-Man are yet to come face to face in an MCU movie, Jon Bernthal and Tom Holland...

With this new Don Toliver-Doja Cat joint, F1 might be gearing up for what might be the film soundtrack of the year. On Thursday, the Brad Pitt-starring film released a sultry, race car dream sequence video for the single “Lose My Mind” off of F1 the Album.

The Christian Breslauer-directed video opens with a close-up of one of the Formula One vehicles with Toliver singing inside of it. The film then transforms into an X-ray version of the car as he delivers the high-energy, electronic track’s lyrics.

Andor Season 2, Episode 6 is the most thrilling installment of the season so far. The chapter weaves together three suspenseful storylines: First, Luthen and Kleya extract a spy device hidden in Scoller’s collection. Meanwhile, Vel and Cinta—now reunited—are training the Ghorman rebels to launch attacks on Imperial transports. And finally, Bix continues to grapple with the lingering trauma inflicted by Dr. Gorst.

Please read our recap of Andor season 2, episode 6 below!

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Luthen Rael picks up Cassian at the Port Steergard Roma Trade Route, bringing him back home to Bix. (Luthen also reports to Kleya that he went to see if he could find a suitable replacement for the Scoller piece containing the hidden microphone.) As Cassian boards the ship, Luthen immediately tells him he’s late.

Andor Season 2, Episode 4 almost feels like the unofficial start of the season. The first three episodes focused on reassembling the key players in Luthen’s rebel faction. Now, three chapters in, Bix (Hit Man’s Adria Arjona) and Cassian (Rogue One’s Diego Luna) are back on Coruscant, trying to live their lives while awaiting their next instructions.

Another reason this episode feels fresher than the rest is that the Empire has finally landed boots on the ground in Ghorman. This makes it a Syril Karn (Kyle Soller)-centric episode, laying the groundwork for a fascinating backstory set in the early days of the Andor–Star Wars rebellion.

Please read our recap of Andor season 2, episode 4 below!

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Karn has been transferred...

“I was raised to believe in grace. But you should know, I was also raised to believe in retribution.”

In the pantheon of comic-book superheroes, few characters have grappled as relentlessly with moral ambiguity as the vigilante. Whether it’s Superman shouldering the burden of godlike power, Spider-Man haunted by the guilt of responsibility, or Batman wrestling with the cost of justice, the dilemma persists: is taking the law into your own hands ever justifiable? It’s fitting, then, that “Daredevil: Born Again”—a story about a blind lawyer from Hell’s Kitchen who moonlights as a masked vigilante—places that question at its very core. In this searing continuation of Matt Murdock’s journey, we’re not merely watching a superhero saga. We’re plunged into a philosophical and emotional minefield about justice, morality, and the slow unraveling of civil society.

The series picks up years after the events...

Warning! Spoilers for "Daredevil: Born Again" follow.

"Daredevil: Born Again" season 1 spared Karen Page (Deborah Ann Woll), unlike the unlucky Foggy Nelson (Elden Henson). Still, Foggy's death made her leave New York City and Matt Murdock's (Charlie Cox) life. "Born Again" featured Matt finding a new girlfriend, therapist Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva).

Heather is no fan of vigilantes, distrusting people who need to wear masks. Her opinion is solidified when she's almost murdered by the costumed serial killer Muse. The bleak ending of "Daredevil: Born Again" season 1 includes NYC Mayor Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) offering Heather a job as his administration's Commissioner of Mental Health. Heather accepts, because she's blind to Fisk's true criminal nature. (It's still a bit of an open question if that blindness is ignorant or willful.)

If there was any doubt after the season finale, "Born Again" showrunner Dario Scardapane confirmed that Heather...

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In Daredevil: Born Again, Matt Murdock isn’t just facing the usual baddies; he’s up against a twisted buffet of villains who make Hell’s Kitchen feel like an all-you-can-scarier buffet. Gone are the days of street-level crooks, these villains are next-level! The latest season introduces a wild batch of antagonists, from the tortured artist-turned-murderer Muse, to the ever-terrifying Fisk, who just won’t stay out of the political spotlight.

Whether it’s a criminal mastermind like Fisk plotting to turn New York into his personal empire or Dex, the deadly sharpshooter with a grudge, the stakes have never been higher. Born Again elevates Matt’s rogues’ gallery to terrifying new heights, giving us a rollercoaster of confrontations, emotional battles, and jaw-dropping twists. And, of course, no one does it better than the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen when it comes to fighting back.

Though it does seem to be a small minority of fans, Marvel Television's Daredevil: Born Again has received backlash for propagating a "woke agenda." The main reasons for this seem to stem from the perception that the show is anti-conservative and anti-cop, while also sidelining established characters such as Foggy Nelson and Karen Page in favor of more diverse supporting players.

One fan is under the impression that season 2 of the Disney+ revival series is going to double-down on the wokeness, and tagged star Vincent D'Onofrio (Wilson Fisk) in an X post.

The actor was having none of it!

This is absolute nonsense," D'Onofrio replied. "We are not doubling down on any such thing. This statement is just not so. If there was any truth to it, i think I would know. We are telling Daredevil stories. We are not pushing any agenda other than making a Kick ass superhero drama.

The Punisher's next MCU appearance was set in motion by a historic Daredevil: Born Again credits scene.

When Jon Bernthal was confirmed to reprise his fan-favorite role as Frank Castle (aka The Punisher) in Daredevil: Born Again, audiences were ecstatic. Born Again subsequently delivered a number of grisly action sequences for Frank that were right in line with what the antihero is known for.

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Hell’s Kitchen just got hotter. Daredevil: Born Again has officially flipped the billy club on the MCU. After years of cameos, courtroom sass, and brief rooftop brooding, Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock finally gets his full-blown Marvel Studios redemption arc. And no, this isn’t just a moody reboot, it’s a spiritual successor with new scars, old grudges, and enough street-level drama to make even Wilson Fisk sweat through his signature white suit.

Season 1 didn’t waste time throwing Matt back into the fire, hello trauma, betrayal, and awkward office romances. With Heather Glenn stirring up chaos and Fisk trading crime lord hats for political power, the stakes have never felt grimmer (or more binge-worthy). While the Netflix run gave us blood, ninjas, and hallway fights for the ages, Born Again leans deeper into the emotional...

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Daredevil just did a superhero somersault into Rotten Tomatoes glory, again. Daredevil: Born Again has officially joined the elite tomato club, proving that Matt Murdock isn’t just the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen, he’s also the king of consistency. After episode 9 dropped like a well-aimed billy club, the show not only delivered a knockout cliffhanger but also achieved the kind of critical acclaim Marvel’s street-level stories often dream about.

With brutal hallway brawls, legal drama, emotional gut punches, and enough Kingpin chaos to fuel a dozen storylines, this season had it all. And now, it shares a milestone previously held by every Daredevil season before it. This impressive Rotten Tomatoes score confirms the fandom’s undying love for Marvel’s most grounded (yet acrobatic) hero. While the MCU keeps expanding into multiverse madness and cosmic confusion, Daredevil: Born Again proves that sometimes,...