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Season 2 – Daredevil: Born Again

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Mar 2026

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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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Alexander Zalben

Comic Book Club

The season is a drag, playing to the worst impulses of the Marvel/Netflix era.

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Danny Minton

Houston Community Newspapers

Jun 7

A-

While it’s not exactly Marvel’s most popular franchise on TV right now, it certainly is their strongest, and I hope they can continue on with the roll they seem to be on.

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DJ BenHaMeen

For All Nerds Podcast

Jun 5

2/5

Born Again Season 2 has its moments for sure, but everything else feels like it has dragged on for far too many seasons. The end of the conflict can't come quick enough, and its resolution in the finale borders on Looney Toones style buffoonery.

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Colton N

@Colton51109 3d

This season feels more like the Netflix show and is better for it. I wasn’t crazy about the first four episodes but at that halfway mark I was fully invested. The last two episodes are perfect superhero TV.

Selena M

@RT6780932145 6d

Pretty good season even if not perfect imo.

Sasha H

@Sas6712 Jun 30

It's just so incredibly average. I think my biggest issue with it is that it just takes itself far too seriously. The Poindexter stuff is a ton of fun, but I think this show really fell apart when we lost the fun banter between Matt and Foggy. Now it's just a parade of tortured, brooding people who start every sentence with "this city..."

Haarishanker P

@HaariBat Jun 30

Season 2 builds on everything Season 1 started and delivers one of the strongest Marvel television seasons in years. The conflict between Matt Murdock and Wilson Fisk reaches new heights, with higher stakes, sharper writing, and consistently gripping storytelling. Every episode feels purposeful, and the tension rarely lets up. Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio give career-defining performances, but the supporting cast also receives meaningful moments that enrich the story. The action sequences are more creative and intense, while the emotional beats land with equal impact. Most importantly, the season never loses sight of the moral questions that have always defined Daredevil. What impressed me most was how confidently the show balanced character development, political intrigue, and street-level superhero action without sacrificing any of them. The finale leaves a lasting impression while setting up exciting possibilities for the future.

brad B

@RT32856595 Jun 27

Season 2 was definatly better than season 1 so if you felt let down by season 1 as i was please give season 2 a vhance you wont regret it plus the final episode was truely amazing one of the best episodes of all the seasons.

Marva L

@Mailo765 Jun 23

I still have my misgivings about the show as a whole, but it was a relatively decent start to the season, other than the obnoxious overuse of lens flare.

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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

Fisk's operation is dealt an irrevocable blow; the resistance spills over into the streets.

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Episode 7

Aired Apr 28, 2026

The Hateful Darkness

A trial close to Matt Murdock's heart grabs the city's attention.

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Episode 8

Aired May 5, 2026

The Southern Cross

The city and its heroes enter an unprecedented era.

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