Episode 7: Fine.
Episode 8: The best one since Episode
4. The superhero stuff, the lawyer stuff, and the relationship
stuff perfectly blend together as Jen Walters flirts with a
superhero lawyer. Frogman is a shockingly good villain - he even
has his own themed lair and everything. They squeezed every joke
they could out of the set-up, like the Frogger arcade machine
and the goons being called tadpoles. The distinction between
goons and henchmen was great and an example of those three parts
of the show blending together so well - it analyses a trope of
superhero fiction, it's the sort of distinction in terminology a
lawyer would make, and it made for cute relationship banter.
It's just good writing.
Of course this is the big
Daredevil episode and they did everything you could've wanted
them to do. We got Matt in the courtroom, Matt chilling out in a
more informal setting at the bar, Matt inspiring She-Hulk with
some quotes about superheroing, She-Hulk fighting Daredevil,
She-Hulk working with Daredevil, and a fight in a hallway with
Netflix lighting. This is a perfect crossover. It went down the
list of necessary scenes and moments efficiently and
entertainingly. Interacting with another superhero lawyer also
advanced Jen's journey nicely and it's cool to see her in
costume. This episode had the wit and scale and memorable
one-off characters that the start of the show had. Also Luke
continues to be great.