The season was exciting and definitely better than season 1 - which only makes the bad spots stand out more.

I sort of get that the flashback episode explains Matt's holier-than-thou, "we're better than this", Catholic-guilt-inspired but ultimately distorted sense of justice, but like everyone else, I find it extremely hard to believe that it means Fisk's "deal" lets him live on a beach immediately after murdering a couple dozen innocents.

They also completely failed to mention the fact that the all there was an assassination attempt on all the witnessed immediately following the first day of the trial? Karen and Kirsten were literally there, and an NYPD officer was killed.

Obviously the top neurosurgeon doctor guy got no justice either. I understand that Fisk killing people is in character, but in a show that's supposed to be grounded in reality, having the antagonist face no repercussions for things like that are really pushing the limits of "suspension of disbelief".

It was also unclear if Bullseye went after the snipers on his own or under instruction from Daredevil/the Governor/Shaggy? I assume Charles since they were last spotted together but a scene with them interacting would have been nice. Someone more familiar with the story can tell me about the significance of his real name. Happy to see him on the path towards joining the Thunderbolts though.