Loveday Writing

The job of a season finale is to close the season’s story arcs and establish new ones for the next season (if there is one). As Fisk was a show that had self-contained episodes, this job doesn’t apply to them, however they did manage to close out the season by making references to previous episodes over its entire (so far)

This episode was a bit of a letdown in comparison to last week’s episode. The episode kicks off with Helen waking up in the granny flat to find Tony in there, hiding from Viktor as he has him on a tight schedule, right down to when he has a shower. Tony tells Helen that Viktor means well, but he needs

I think this was the best episode of the show’s run so far. The episode kicks off with Ray and George telling Helen how to give a probate Q&A talk at the local library, as she is taking Ray’s place due to him and Roz having to play in a netball final on the same day. When Helen suggests cancelling,

This episode has Tony and Viktor try to improve Helen’s social life, George and Ray trying to get rid of a rogue pigeon in the office, and Roz overstepping with her new business. The episode kicks off with Tony and Viktor setting up to do yoga in the granny flat as Helen leaves to walk Artie. Tony then expresses his

This episode has Roz starting a new business, Helen dealing with two clients, and George getting a new gaming chair. The episode kicks off with Helen going into Blendology, hoping that they now have a new coffee machine. This time, she agrees to get a chicory smoothie, only to find it’s too thick for her to drink through the paper

The job of a season premiere is to establish new story arcs for the season and pick up any arcs that were established in the previous season. I feel like this premiere didn’t really do this, however as each episode of the show so far has been self-contained, I felt that this job didn’t apply to them. As it has