Douglas G. Cala

Daredevil's third season is an absolute masterstroke that builds upon the impeccable momentum of the first season as well as course-correcting some plot issues that were faced in the second season. The highlight of this season thus far is definitely Bullseye's characterization and his depiction of a truly conflicted character. Karen Page's plot is also wonderfully dynamic and more intricate. Even Foggy, whose presence was somewhat underutilized in the early going, gets to enjoy an excellent narrative and Elden Henson finally and fully embodies him. Of course, I can't forget to mention the stunning work that D'Onofrio is doing as Fisk even more than his premiere of the character way back in Season 1. Not only is he even more nuanced, but Fisk is depicted to really be the master orchestrator as he is in the comics while also being unflinchingly human. This version of Fisk isn't a mustache twirling egomaniac but a man of motivation who takes the view that he is, in fact, saving the city. His mentality is directly in opposition to Daredevil's and to see their plot lines interweave side-by-side is great. Also, the fight CHOREOGRAPHY! Just wow! And I thought the prior two seasons were great but this one really ups the ante. Here's hoping for Season 4.