Marvel's The Punisher

Bland. The middle of the season has not enough psychology and not enough action, either, a dangerous combination for a series that relies mainly on those two things. The fight in the gym is excellent, though. (10.02.2019)

Every time the Russians show up, it’s fun, and it’s no different with The Punisher. The hitman priest is almost as appealing an anti-hero as Frank Castle, he just goes about it in a completely different way. (10.02.2019)

It’s a shame that they have split such an interesting action scene in two episodes. The character of Billy is going through an intriguing development, it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. (10.02.2019)

It's a bit strange that Billy is becoming the main theme of the show when the storyline with the oligarchs is much more interesting. That said, the shooting continues and the finale is worth it, since the love line of the two well-written characters is quite rich after all. (10.02.2019)

The unraveling of the Billy vs Frank puzzle is hopefully finally over. Please more of the Priest, he is hugely intriguing and has great potential to blow things up. (10.02.2019)

Probably the biggest blast yet. It doesn't have the thrilling choreography of the opening fight in the toilets, but in terms of blown heads and total action inferno, it's certainly the furthest it's gone so far, comparable to the greatest carnage of the first season. Finally good-old Punisher is back. (10.02.2019)

A healing episode and teenagers in action. A respite before the finale, it can’t be taken otherwise. But it's entertaining, apt, and juicy in its own way. (10.02.2019)

Ladies in action. Why not, I'm sure there are reasons. The highlight is the action scene in the hotel room. (10.02.2019)

A fantastic triple-finale. After the first one, probably the best episode of the series. An ending as it should be. Let’s hope for another season. (10.02.2019)