Though the original version of the character stretches all the way back to 1961.ĭanny also mentions his childhood friend, Davos, who he trained with. For the MCU Netflix-verse she’s been mixed up with Night Nurse, the current version of which (a nurse who treats superheroes) first showed up in Daredevil Vol.
I’m going to do this one last time and from now on we can assume everyone knows who she is: Originally a romantic interest for Luke Cage, Claire Temple is a doctor who first appeared in Luke Cage, Hero for Hire #2 (1972). She’s met Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and now Iron Fist.
So yeah, in case you didn’t know, Claire Temple is the (now former) Netflix version of Night Nurse, who helps out superheroes when they get bashed up. It’s weird enough that she wouldn’t just excuse herself from the meal Danny brings, but even Rosario Dawson can’t sell the “meeting you people is my destiny!” talk she gets later on in the episode. And the rest of her appearance isn’t much better. On a sheer technical level, I’m not even sure they established she’s a nurse, so she goes from being Colleen’s student who awkwardly plays third wheel at their not-date, to being the woman they immediately go to so they can save the life of someone with a stab-wound. I seem to be in the minority in really enjoying the Hand’s presence in Daredevil season two, though, so I wonder how well it’s working for other people to have them showing up here.Ĭlaire’s appearance in this episode was pretty odd, though. I like The Hand as villains and I like the idea of K’un L’un, so even though Danny blathering on about Shou Lao to Ward is a bit lame in context, I enjoyed hearing the name. The stuff I liked most about the episode was, perhaps unsurprisingly, the mythos-building stuff.
There’s only so much repetitiveness that fans can take. I don’t think Luke Cage had one of these, but I’m pretty sure the other three Netflix MCU seasons had one each. For example, we get another fight scene at the docks.
0 kommentar(er)
