Daredevil TV series--Episode 4, In the Blood, Wilson asking Vanessa for a date

My headcanon for a long time was that the guy who tried to buy all the paintings to ask out Vanessa was tony stark before he became iron man, seems like something he would have done and it was always just something I looked at that maybe would have been a funny connection between the mcu and Netflix

Not all villains are evil

Can’t wait to see the Kingpin in Echo.

Big flex

Don’t believe this, the woman would be more blank and straightforward, question/answer type, her crap about buying every painting in there flirt wouldn’t happen, nowadays if you asked she’d just say no in one way or another and then she’d kinda be annoyed if you tried again no matter how gently, it’s like trying to diffuse a bomb

After she told him she’d be working that would be the end of the conversation, she’d just turn around and walk away like the whole conversation never even happened, men need to be like that too, walk away from her and forgot she even existed

As they say - Professionals have standards ! ! 😎😎

Kingpin was one of the most terrifying and interesting parts about the show. Whenever he was on screen, he gave me the chills. But I love that they fleshed out his character, like showing his childhood and here when they showed how his relationship with Vanessa develops over the course of the show and what makes him human. I thought his relationship with Vanessa was really sweet in its early stages but as both characters develop and once season 3 came, you come to realize she's just as bad as he is. Props to Vincent and the writers!

Back when Marvel hired talented writers for their shows and not the woke writers of today.

I enjoy this scene so much. The entire Daredevil show was excellant. Bring this back and The Punisher

This is how you treat 304’s trying to peddle their OF’s and premium Snapchat’s, gents.

No simp

Vanessa brought his softer side out

I want to cry every time i see this scene, the chemistry is palpable

Finally a love story i can get behind 😅

Vincent deserves an Oscar for this scene, best Kingpin ever!!!

damn this guy so smooth he must be kind and reasonable

"a woman that can be bought, isnt worth having"

even though he is a mob boss, he's right

The phrase doesn't make much sense in this context, though. It's not about being "bought" it's about her being able to finish her shift esrly, so she can go out with him.

bro really tried to rizz superman's mom

People might think that he convinced Vanessa to go out with him with the "a woman who can be bought..." line. But I'd argue she had made up her mind earlier - when he accepted no for an answer. She was testing him - here was this huge, hulking man with a lot of wealth. He could easily have been an entitled, aggressive manchild who didn't respect her boundaries. Instead, without questioning her, he walks away and respects her autonomy. It lets her know he's not a threat, despite his physicality. That's when she calls him back with "That's it?"

I thought she died on Krypton

Did that woman just put GUM on that wall??? 🤨🤨🤨

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“A woman that can be bought isn’t worth having.”

Netflix's Daredevil actually nailed Wilson Fisk. Vincent D'Onofrio was the darling of the show.

Sheesh he's so vulnerable and charmingly befuddled I actually find myself rooting for him. Then not even a whole episode later he bare handedly murders a man with the ferocity of a feral jaguar.

Giant dude, cold, calculating, ruthless.... rendered to mush by a beautiful woman. Vincent crushed this role.

WWWWW RIZZZZZ

He just turns back into a sweet little kid when he's with her.

I love that the first we see of Fisk on this show is his vulnerability and his attraction to Vanessa. We've heard so many horrifying things about him before this episode, but his and Vanessa's budding romance draws us in and lures us into complacency --- making us think, if he can be this sensitive and gentle and thoughtful with this woman, could he really be that bad?

I cannot physically stand to watch at the end of the episode when Fisk kills Anatoly. But the fact that it's so violent and jarring is kind of genius. The stark contrast between a nervous and vulnerable man out of his element and an unhinged, bloodthirsty monster truly makes the episode stand out and adds so much depth and intrigue to Fisk's character.

The most ruthless and evil ganster in the whole city gets nervous asking out a cute woman.

He's still human after all.

Fisk is the anti-simp

The way he walks back slightly then forward gathering the courage to ask her out is adorable

This is the most adorable thing I've ever seen. I really loved Fisk in season 1. His relationship with Vanessa, being the anti-Murdock. He's charming, intelligent. Even kind. Ferociously protects what he loves.

Andrew Tate who?

The first episode and hes already bagging for sex.

As cruel as Wilson Fisk is even Villain's need romance in their lives.

He’s cute dam makes me forget how brutal he can be

The piano in the background is from the movie Waltz with Bashir.

anyone know the piano piece from this scene ?

True Hero and Gentleman. If it wasn’t for this Daredevil Villain it would have worked out 👍

It is actually pretty remarkable, because some. may see Fisk as weak - see how he basically trembles before this woman. But then you remember he bashed a head of top Russian mobster with his car door, and all the questions disappear

Tbh i wouldnt mind watching a kingoin romance com definitely better than twilight

To his enemies, Kingpin is perhaps the most dangerous crime boss on the planet but when he's around Vanessa, he is just plain old Wilson Fisk and is the biggest teddy bear ever. It really shows that the right woman can make even the hardest of men soft and weak at the knees.

Being Italian when she tells you she's partial to Italian.

How to win over a girl without a single dime!