Daredevil: Born Again Season 2, Charlie Cox Interview

Yeah, it's great, you know, it's um we're so lucky to to keep making this show. Um it's, you know, it's now been 12 years since we started and uh you know for me it's like the gift that keeps on giving, so. 

No, I'm very excited about the the finale, the last two episodes. Um I think it's some of the coolest stuff we've done. It's very uh bold, it's very big. Um and uh yeah I'm I think I hope fans are going to dig it. 

Yeah, I mean when we meet him he's quite broken, um at the beginning of this season, I think he's he's questioning his his own judgment more than he ever has before. He's he's madly in love with Karen Page again. Um and they're finally managing to get some time together. 

Um but that's juxtaposed with the fact that they are they're hiding. They're, you know, they are living in a in a in a city that is uh very oppressed. Um and so the good feelings that they have for one another are kind of overshadowed by the fear and the oppression that they feel in their city, so. 

Um Matt is relying on her more than he ever has to guide him and help him, and that's kind of a cool uh dynamic for a superhero I think, um and she kind of helps him kind of re-find his mojo a little bit. 

Throughout the seasons, Matt Murdock undergoes a profound evolution that leads him to question his own judgment more than ever before. Despite this state of crisis, the character rediscovers a deep bond with Karen Page, with whom he is finally able to spend precious time. This dynamic pushes Matt to rely on her in an unprecedented way, allowing himself to be guided and helped as he strives to rediscover his mojo and his spirit.