I know you KlicKNettars are super excited about this weekend. We just had so many major announcements all week long CinemaCon 2026 including Marvel Studios' Avengers: Doomsday, and now we're all gearing for the two-night LIVE event, WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas. Nobody knows what's gonna happen Saturday and Sunday as WWE is always keeping its fans in the dark, but hopefully they can put on a great show knowing that fans have voiced their opinions about the build-up for this year's Mania. I also wanna point out that NBA Playoffs and the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs begin this weekend as well, so if your favorite team made the cut, then you better break out the hats and jerseys and flags and any other merchandise that you have because we are in for a ride these next few months. Now that I'm done hyping you up for this weekend, let's kick off this Wkly Hit List with an all-new 5-Day Rounder.
How bout another Flashback Friday moment to make everyone giggle? KlicKNet continues to celebrate the Fifth Anniversary of FakeTV Box all year long with classic episodes like the one where we were reacting to the official trailer for Disney's Encanto. This is one of the shortest episodes we've done over the past five years, still it's one that I am very proud because KlicKNet got to show our its love for Disney Animation.
Our Inside Scoop this week continues our recapping of the Second Season of Marvel Television's Daredevil: Born Again. This week's episode was without a doubt the most emotional episode all season, Episode Four had such an amazing cliffhanger that I know that everybody who saw it wants to know what happens next. The same can be said for how Episode Five ends, it has certainly left me wondering where does the series go from here, and when the hell do we get to Jessica Jones for crying out loud. ANYWAY.........HERE WE GO! WARNING: This piece may contain spoilers, so if you haven't seen Episode 5 of Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 yet, stop reading now. If you would like to continue at your risk, then be my guest.
Kingpin aka Mayor Wilson Fisk just watched his wife Vanessa get struck in the side of the head with a piece of glass after a serious fight took place between him and Bullseye. If you recall, Daredevil managed to save Bullseye from being killed by Mayor Fisk, then the two masked men fled the scene. So now, Vanessa has been hospitalized and Mayor Fisk has demanded that the Anti- Vigilante Task Force bring Daredevil and Bullseye to him alive. We then catch up with Daredevil and Bullseye, their escape from the law has been anything but easy and Bullseye is badly wounded. But Daredevil is determined not to let one of his greatest rivals die. Despite the Bullseye's pleas that he should die, what prevents Daredevil from letting this happen is the fact that Matt Murdock is still inspired by the memory of Foggy's selflessness and he takes Bullseye to Daredevil and Page's hideout to help him recover.
Speaking of Foggy, we get flashback scenes to when he and Matt were working at a law form prior to the events of the first Daredevil series on Netflix. The cinematography for these flashback scenes is superb, it makes me think that I'm watching the 2003 Daredevil film starring Ben Affleck. In fact, Charlie Cox's attire from the flashback scenes reminds of what Ben Affleck wore in the Daredevil Film. Anyway, Matt and Foggy worked as interns at Landman & Zack, where they were are assigned a criminal case involving one of Nelson's childhood neighbors, Lionel "Ray" McCoy. They were able to get McCoy released and Foggy was kind enough to gives him the money Foggy and Matt were saving for their own law firm, so that McCoy can make a fresh start. It always fun to see Foggy and Matt together, even if it's just a flashback, I understand strongly that people are still upset that they killed off Foggy in the very first episode of Daredevil: Born Again.
Of course, Vanessa Fisk is about to meet a similar fate towards the end of Episode Five, for you see we come back to hospital where Vanessa has been having dreams while recovering from surgery. These dreams are very compelling to the audiences who are unsure if Vanessa is gonna pull through. You can see that Wilson Fisk is still holding out hope for his wife as he sits with her by her bedside and this is a side of Fisk that we don't see often from in the MCU. It is with a heavy heart that tell you that this episode does not have a happy ending, for Vanessa begins to suffer brain damage; it's unknown for this is caused from the surgery or from the blow to the head. In the end, the doctors attempt to revive her while Mayor Fisk watches on in devastation; her vitals fade away and she flatlines in an instance. That concludes Episode 5, and now all eyes are on Episode 6 next week, the monster in Kingpin will soon come back to the surface and nobody is ready for what happens next, not even Daredevil.
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