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Season 2 of Daredevil was not lacking in vigilantes of various stripes. But the actual hero the city deserved wasn’t Matt Murdock’s red-costumed alter ego. It was Foggy Nelson.
Daredevil spent a fair amount of its second season delving into the philosophies of vigilantism. Is it a net positive? A net negative? Is there a line that separates the “good” vigilantes from the “bad”? (Matt believes the line is “killing people.” Matt is an idiot.)
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While they have made huge strides in season 2 in improving his character, I found him to be nearly unbearable in the first season.
The writers did a great job with his character in Season 2 and the actor performed quite well. Hats off to him.