Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast we are discussing Iron Fist season 2 episode 4 target Iron Fist

All that right after this this. Matthew Carroll and I'm Jeff Randall. Jeff Randall you're going to be happy to know.

Don't be happy today.

Hit me.

I didn't hate this episode of Iron Fist.

Wow, that could have been free is so much better. I have been open to liking

this show, but I just have found it very disappointing. But this episode, I feel like

Misty walked into the screen walked onto my screen and one over my heart

Misty I don't know Misty's a really good actress who plays Misty is really great.

And her walking in and just like,

she puts on a great show and she did,

just, I don't know, just brought me back

into the world in a way that I haven't felt thus far.

And I feel like it continued. I don't know who directed this episode or wrote it or whatever but it just felt like it had a lot more

I don't know it felt more realistic it felt more grounded I for once understand like

Danny's like goals like he for once has like a like there's there's dain there's someone actually doing a bad thing and he's trying to stop it like it it just it just it was good it was really good it was somewhat understandable who he was and him and

Colleen were on one side and Misty was on the other about him like helping the

cops versus running off on a half-cocked on his own and that was interesting.

The Misty showed up and basically said like Ironfister effing up like we talked last episode about how Jeffrey James wrote in with that about how the show is and about him being here, it's about him kind of being a fuckup.

And I feel like this episode actually gave evidence to that yeah and and I and it is yeah

with that interpretation this this episode was really good he still my he's through that lens he's still not you know he's still not the hero that I'm

following because I think he's perfect but he's he's a flawed

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