The best part of this episode were the flashbacks of Matt and Foggy in college, they were just so authentic and fun! The tow of them have really good chemistry with each other.
Everyone saying Foggy is overreacting and yes maybe he is a little but I do think it makes sense from his perspective: I mean he just found his blind best friend half-dead in his apartment - he realizes that he is this vigilante he despises, the one who is being accused of all these terrible things. He knew Matt as a person who always wants to solve things the right way, the lawful way, but now he is doing the complete opposite of this. Foggy is probably questioning everything he knew about Matt and if he was lying about so much stuff in the past, who says he can trust him now? I'm on Matt's side but I can't blame Foggy for lashing out at him, especially considering the awful time he just went through.
Shout by vanesaVIP 2BlockedParent2021-10-19T19:25:37Z— updated 2024-01-25T16:18:00Z
The best part of this episode were the flashbacks of Matt and Foggy in college, they were just so authentic and fun! The tow of them have really good chemistry with each other.
Everyone saying Foggy is overreacting and yes maybe he is a little but I do think it makes sense from his perspective: I mean he just found his blind best friend half-dead in his apartment - he realizes that he is this vigilante he despises, the one who is being accused of all these terrible things. He knew Matt as a person who always wants to solve things the right way, the lawful way, but now he is doing the complete opposite of this. Foggy is probably questioning everything he knew about Matt and if he was lying about so much stuff in the past, who says he can trust him now? I'm on Matt's side but I can't blame Foggy for lashing out at him, especially considering the awful time he just went through.