>
>-Why do the few handful of black folks on this show get
>killed or treated like garbage?

Ennh. Malcolm is a pretty strong character.

>
>-The big climax with Trish and Jessica's mom was weak. I see
>why they did it, but that was a poor payoff.

That was TERRIBLE.


>-That's fine that they're building Trish up to be the next
>villain, but man, this show really played its best hand way
>too early by starting off with a villain that can never really
>be topped.
>


I'm under the impression that Trish is going to be a hero. Think about it. she wants to be a hero, and she was willing to undergo an experiment to get powers. I can't see her flipping to be a villain. ( I looked it up on the Wiki, and it confirms she becomes a superhero, But They might throw us a curve by straying away from the comic).

>-I get why, but the lack of Luke Cage in this season was
>off-putting. I get that they are mostly distancing themselves
>from the failure that was The Defenders, but damn, dude was
>the love interest in season 1, but doesn't even get a passing
>mention here.

Agreed. Aside from Turk and Foggy, they kept the crossovers to a minimum, which is crazy, because that's part of what keeps us watching. I don't get it.

>
>-I was disappointed in getting an origin story. It was much
>more amusing when we didn't know why the hell she had super
>powers, and just had to go along for the ride.
>

Ennh, that was ok with me.

>Overall, decent. I'm still all in for season 3.
>
>

They better come hard. It'll be a hard sell for me to come back. I'm good with Daredevil and The Punisher. I'm on the fence with Luke Cage. I REALLY enjoyed it, but it was more "glad to finally see him on his own show" than the show itself.
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