Daredevil Borging is trying to do something like The Wire, you know, like structurally, it's trying to do the wire.

There have been some moments in season two where I do feel like this is better than anything I saw on the Netflix there.

I mean, the diner scene.

Yes, the highs of season two are very high.

That might have been the peak moment of everything we saw in Daredevil Bornigan.

It was a 48% drop-off in views and then like a 56% drop-off in watch time. Being a Daredevil fan reminds me of being a Jets fan where like every season I'm like, this is our year, this is our year, you know, and then our quarterback explodes into a ball of confetti or something like that. It really does feel like we're doing a Defenders 2.0, a Heroes for Hire 2.0.

What changes or doesn't change based on Doomsday?

I haven't seen the Doomsday trailer yet because Marvel won't release it.

This is an opportunity for Marvel to kind of go, hey, we're going to split the MCU.

Please allow Winderbom and Feige to make some kind of mutant show, an ex-Mansion, a mutant

academy series. Welcome back to new rock stars. Now that the Avengers Doomsday Tower of the new

Avengers shows up in Daredevil Born again, a show that is getting a third season that's

somehow going to come out between Avengers Doomsday and Avengers Secret Wars to apocalyptic-level films.

Make it make sense!

How are these stories going to interconnect?

Is this still an interconnected universe, or is it really a broken universe?

And if it is a broken universe with two different spheres, a street level sphere and a more big picture

sphere. Why are you doing things like taking that extra step of putting the Avengers Tower

in the skyline? Not that I'm complaining. I love it, but it is making this increasingly confusing.

So let's talk about it in this episode of The Sneak Peak. Yes, it's a sneak peek, the weekly show

on New Rock Stars where we look ahead to the future

of fandom.

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