Daredevil: Born Again makes it clear from its first episode – and its first act – that the show isn’t holding back on anything. The one-take fight scene, followed by a shocking death, left fans speechless, with some even wondering if the Marvel series just erased an important character arc from the previous Netflix show.

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Daredevil: Born Again has introduced an element that the original Netflix series never had and it's the perfect addition: The BB Report.

Daredevil: Born Again has been famously making the rounds after its recent debut on Disney+. Arriving almost seven years after Netflix canceled a fourth season of its own Daredevil show, Daredevil: Born Again aspires to be a new show and not just a continuation of the erstwhile title.

Daredevil: Born Again isn't totally a sequel to the three seasons (and connected series) that were a part of the Netflix-produced show; Marvel Studios is now running things, and has been somewhat cagey about just how much of the original show is going to carry over.

Picking up where Daredevil season 3 left off, Daredevil: Born Again quickly delivers a gut-punch in the form of our favorite sidekick Foggy Nelson being brutally shot dead by Bullseye, a returning villain from season 3.

Born Again episodes 1 and 2. Daredevil: Born Again has already proven itself to be quite different from the original show in just two episodes, differentiating itself as its own unique story. When the MCU confirmed the Netflix Marvel universe was canon to the main storyline,

Daredevil: Born Again is just getting started but Karen Page may have already hinted at the ultimate ending for the new Disney series.