This post contains spoilers For "Daredeville: Born" episode 8.

When the devil of the hellish cuisine returned before all those weeks in "Daredevil: Born", he was not alone. Descending to cause chaos and add another murder to his hit list with The death of the foggy Nelson (Elden Jenson) It was Benjamin Posndexaster, aka Bulls (Wilson Bethel). Well, now the man who put an end to one half of the avocado by law, is blown away by a slap and, at no time has it set his sights to the newly appointed mayor of Newouper, Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio). Music played, champagne spilled, and a special day was destroyed by the courtesy of the former FISK ally, who had his sights set on the most powerful man in New York. Call us crazy, but doesn't this sound very familiar?

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Back at the end of Netflix's Daredeville's third season, Netflix, after sustaining Fisk's corruption and abuse of his talents (though he didn't need much), included the man he thought he was helping him in a spectacular way. In a violent act of revenge at Wilson's and Vanessa Fisk's wedding, Dex continued to go on a murderous rampage, destroying the evening and killing many FBI agents in the process.

While counting the body might not have been so great in the new Disney+season, there is something that feels an incredibly old hat on how things went down, and you can see "Daredeville: Born" ends up on a more acidic note than expected.

In what is a clear case of repeated history, the Bullies' action here makes him feel like Another consumable character, just like the muse And the story that passed with him. At best, this could have been a clever case of the show that called the past with Bulsey, making light out of previous mistakes and turned into an even more rewarding watch for the audience. Instead, it highlights other topics in the story, especially the great bad thing of "Daredevil: Born" is not as sharp as it once was.

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Are the security details covering FISK really bad? Did Kingpin's duty make him let go of the guard so low that he didn't even think that someone was deadly, as he could shoot at him, whether he was released or not? Is Bulsey really so lazy to look at the exact same thing that has done so long ago? Why not wait and strike after the mayor lowered his guard and is most important, nowhere near the blind lawyer who is cool by taking a bullet for him?

The change of dancing partners and Murdoch's obsession with his longtime rival was attractive enough without the beautiful banal review of Bulsey, who shot at FISK. Our only hope is that following Matt Murdoch's shocking hero this week, somehow "Daredeville: Born" mixes things after this little villain than a villain that, to this point, should be more than ever.

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The Daredevil: Born again "in season 1 hit Disney+ on April 15, 2025.