Sean Chandler Talks About Movies
May 6, 2026 · 14 min · 12 segments
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Daredevil: Born Again season one, um, was one of the most frustrating seasons of television, um, [laughs] I, that, that I've experienced because there's so much in it that is stuff that I love, but I feel like the, the original team they started with went down a disastrous path.
Let's bring people in to fix it." And they brought the people in they should have hired it, the first, in the first place to try and fix it, but they're trying to write around some really bad ideas.
In particular, removing all of the side characters that were so good and so important to the original show, and replace them with completely bland, generic, boring characters.
And so you got a season that had things I loved and had a bunch of things that was like, "What on earth are we doing here?" We're just missing so much of the heart of the original show by abandoning all of the support.
Uh, even things like m- moving Matt out of Hell's Kitchen is like you, you ab- you literally abandon the context of the show.
So I went into season two very optimistic because it was going to be a season done entirely by the new team that I have dramatically more faith in.
Daredevil: Born Again season one, um, was one of the most frustrating seasons of television, um, [laughs] I, that, that I've experienced because there's so much in it that is stuff that I love, but I feel like the, the original team they started with went down a disastrous path.
Let's bring people in to fix it." And they brought the people in they should have hired it, the first, in the first place to try and fix it, but they're trying to write around some really bad ideas.
In particular, removing all of the side characters that were so good and so important to the original show, and replace them with completely bland, generic, boring characters.
And so you got a season that had things I loved and had a bunch of things that was like, "What on earth are we doing here?" We're just missing so much of the heart of the original show by abandoning all of the support.
Uh, even things like m- moving Matt out of Hell's Kitchen is like you, you ab- you literally abandon the context of the show.
So I went into season two very optimistic because it was going to be a season done entirely by the new team that I have dramatically more faith in.
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