03x07 - Chapter VII: The Man Without Fear

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Previously on Spider-Man.

Parker, my father.

I've been looking for a way
of expressing my gratitude.

Just place your
future in my hands.

Oh, dear!

Hold it right there.
We want that computer disk.

It's diagnostic data.

We knew somebody was
selling government secrets.

Better get yourself
a good lawyer.

Never met a
blind lawyer before.

Well, I'm your man.

- You framed me?
- I engineered your escape,

to leave no doubt that you
and Spider-Man are guilty.

- Who are you?
- The Daredevil.

Look. I need that
disk to clear myself.

More likely you're planting
evidence against Parker.

- The b*mb's gonna blow!
- Look out!

- Nice save.
- Thanks.

We've got to get that data
disk before it melts away

any chance of
clearing Peter Parker.

Here. You won't wanna lose this.
Come on.

Why are you so interested
in helping Parker?

I like his work.
He always sh**t my good side.

Uh oh.

Daredevil, hang on!

I hate to leave you,
but if I don't get that disk,

Peter Parker will be cooked.

I hope this software
isn't soft boiled yet.

"Download complete." Yes!

Get away from that computer.

He's done for.
Let's get out of here.

This time I'm getting
you out of here.

How? You can't see your
way through this smoke.

Maybe some of us look at the
world differently than others.

Thanks. You saved me.

Actually I was
saving Peter Parker.

- Excuse me?
- You got that disk, right?

Oh yeah right. The disk.

This data will clear Parker.

Get it to your pal, Matt Murdock.

I'm sure he will be grateful,
as I am, for everything.

Hey, we're even.

Since you and I appear
to be on the same team,

I should tell you who our
real adversary is in all this.

His name is Wilson Fisk.

The entrepreneur
and philanthropist?

That's all a facade.

Fisk is really a devious criminal
mastermind who calls himself

the Kingpin.

Wilson Fisk?

Wait a minute.

That would explain why the
Hobgoblin was after him.

My spider senses. What's...

Federal agents, freeze!

Let's split up. Move!

Stop them. Stop them!

Time to pack it in for the night.

Hope Daredevil got away too.

Agent Choi, I need to talk
to you about Peter Parker.

He is no traitor,

and you certainly can't
blame him for this.

I'm a little busy, detective.

Have you followed up
on the other leads?

Who's the guy in the red suit?

How are the Fiskes involved?

Why are you rushing to judgement
before you fully investigate?

As far as I'm concerned,
this investigation is over.

All that's left is capturing Parker.

You're out of your
jurisdiction here.

Now get lost or I'll have you
hauled in for a reprimand.

Every trace of the secret
data has gone up in flames.

So has my building.

Yes, but my plan to frame
Parker is succeeding.

Wrong. Peter Parker has escaped.

- What?
- Fools!

With Parker loose, the whole
scheme may be in jeopardy.

It's worse than you think.

Take a look at what our
security camera takes.

How did Spider-Man
know where to look?

Who is leaking information?

This is all your fault.

It was your bad idea to frame
Parker in the first place.

But the feds were onto our
data smuggling operation.

It seemed like the most elegant
way to throw them off our trail.

We're under even more
scrutiny now than before.

And at this moment,
Spider-Man may hold

the most incriminating
evidence against me.

- May Parker...
- Wait. Listen to this.

The aunt of fugitive Peter Parker
reportedly collapsed in her home.

She's been rushed to
Mercy Memorial Hospital.

Ah... a glimmer of
light through the gloom.

Should Parker be stupid
enough to visit his ailing aunt,

see to it that we are
there to welcome him.

We may have lost the data disk,

but we will have Parker.

Mr. Murdock?

Looks like I've got
the place to myself.

Let's see what the news have to
say about tonight's little bonfire.

Parker's aunt collapsed and
was rushed to Mercy Memorial.

What?

At this time, there's no word on
how serious her condition is.

Aunt May!

Good news, Peter.

Daredevil has given us the evidence
we need to appeal your conviction.

Matt. My Aunt May
is in the hospital.

I've got to see her right away.

I have to advise against that.

You're still an escape felony.

It would be wiser to cooperate with
the authorities and turn yourself in.

I can't waste the time right now.

If anything should happen to her...

You have no idea what it's
like to lose someone you love.

Maybe I know better
than you think.

As your attorney, I
must advise against this.

But as your friend, I understand.

I'll take the disk to the feds.

Maybe I can persuade them
to suspend their dragnet.

Just be careful.

You're still a fugitive.

If anyone sees you, they might
sh**t first and ask questions later.

I won't be seen.

Will she be okay, Doctor?

It's too soon to tell.

She's been under a lot of stress.

I'll check back in a little while.

That Peter. What he puts May
through is unforgivable.

I don't care what trouble he's in.

His place is here,
with his ailing aunt.

If I were Peter Parker,
wild horses couldn't keep me away.

I swear, sometimes I think
May would better off

if they caught Peter and
locked him up until...

Aunt Anna, that's enough.

I won't listen to this anymore.

What was that all about?

Mary Jane doesn't like hearing
bad things about Peter.

Are you okay?

Not really Harry, no.

It's Peter. I'm so
worried about him.

The data on this disk proves
my client is innocent.

How did you get it?

Let's just say Peter has
people looking out for him.

I need a receipt.
The only copy.

Time is of the essense,
Mr. Murdock.

My people are tracking Parker.

They might sh**t him on sight.

Point well taken.

I must make immediate arrangements
to protect and exonerate Parker.

- Yes?
- I have the package you wanted.

Peter!

What are you doing here?

There are police everywhere.

I need your help.

You haven't give up
on me, have you?

Never. You can
always count on me.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean to.

- Harry and I...
- I know.

Listen. I must get
in to see Aunt May.

- Can you think of a way?
- Leave it to me.

Oh there you are, Dr. Peters.

Mrs. Parker's taken a
turn for the worse.

Hurry!

Aunt May. Can you hear me?

Peter, you're here.

Everything's gonna be okay.

Mr. Murdock has evidence
that will clear me.

I told them you were innocent.

My Peter is a good boy.

She should rest now, Peter.

I better get out of here.

I may be placing
both of you in danger.

- Now what?
- You!

Why of all the nerve.

Anna Watson activated
my spider sense?

She must be really mad at me.

Oh Anna, it's wonderful.

That nice lawyer, Mr Murdock,
has proof that Peter is innocent.

I'm happy to hear
it Peter. Really.

I've got to go. There's still a few
people who haven't heard the news.

I see. Oh then you'll need
help getting out of here.

Let me do what I can.

Why is my spider sense
still going crazy?

Oh excuse me, Doctor.

Have you seen my niece Mary Jane?

Sure nice of you
to help, Aunt Anna.

Oh, I'm not doing
this entirely for Peter.

It's more for my own benefit.

Chameleon!

Nice work, Agent Choi.

My father knew his investment
in you would pay off.

LIC - VQD765 SEARCHING...

REGISTERED TO: FISK, RICHARD


Thanks for calling me
right away, Detective Lee.

That disk was Parker's one
chance to be exonerated.

There'll be the devil
to pay for this.

Data on this disk could
have destroyed my father.

He'll be pleased
with all we've done.

What is it, Richard?

Father, I have the
data disk and Parker.

I've taken care of
all your problems.

Splendid. I shall await news
if you've eradicated both.

You see, Smythe?
My son has cleaned up your mess.

- How touching.
- It is.

I must say, it pleases me greatly

knowing that my
relationship with my son

is nothing like I went
through with my own father.

Your father? It occurs to me I
know very little about your past.

What was your father like?

What is the best way to say it?

I believe "small time hood"
sums it up.

But my father wanted
more out of life.

He wanted to become
a member of the Mob.

As for myself, I was lonely,
ostracized because of my weight.

My father had great dreams,

but things never
went my father's way.

Willy, what are you doing here?

Come on, let's go.

Whatever my father touched
turned positively putrid.

Over the years, I tried to join my
father in his business pursuits.

I wanted to gain his acceptance.

I failed.

Sometimes sacrifices
must be made.

Sorry, son.
That's the way things are.

Young man, this court is
willing to show leniency,

but you must name
your accomplice.

Now I was all alone.

I realized I was going to have to
learn to survive or be destroyed.

And I did learned.

By the time I got out,

I had acquired all the skills needed
to begin building my criminal empire.

I even took a new name Fisk.

But I quickly became
known as the Kingpin.

I used my mastery of technology

to break into the law enforcement
computer system

and to eradicate all records of
my previous criminal identity.

Only one thing remained
to link me to the past.

We found him for you, Kingpin.

It is you. Nobody believed me,
but I knew the famous Kingpin

was really my boy, Willy.

Wrong.

As far as the world must know

Willy ceased to exist when
you left him in prison.

Now it's your turn.

No please. Willy, don't do this.

I knew you were ruthless,
but this?

The sacrifices must be made.

Let her go.
You've got me.

It's hard to believe after the
risks I took as Spider-Man

Parker's going to be
the one to take the fall.

If only I could save
the woman I love.

You've been here before.

This time I'll make sure it works.

It will all be over in
a matter of minutes

Peter, what's going on?

It's Terri Lee.
What's she doing here?

We'll have to fight.

Police. Take cover.

I can hardly breathe.

Time to even the odds.

Look out!

Nice work, detective.

I cannot bear incompetence.

Execute the contingency plan.

Take cover over here.
I'll be back.

With all that movement,

my spider sense can't
log in on who's who.

No doubt now
who the imposter is.

Only the real thing could
do that with a billy club.

Catch you later.
I've got to check on a friend.

Nice moves.

Hey, I'm a single woman
living in New York.

Self defense classes are a must.

Going my way?

Chameleon!

Book him.

Up there.

I know this place.

I was here when the crook named
the Hobgoblin took it over.

Good. Since you're
familiar with the layout,

why don't you
keep security busy

while I settle some
unfinished business.

Can you guys tell me where
the little spider's room is?

Where is the other one?

Right here, Kingpin.

And the name's Daredevil.

You'd have to be a daredevil
to dare to challenge me.

I'm taking your family.

The police have your
son and I have you.

My son?

You are weak, useless.

You are weak, Willy. Useless.

This time, the fight is mine!

Father, no!

Father, no!

- Now, you're mine.
- No, you're mine.

Hold on, Moby d*ck.

Time for me to reel you in.

Empty? Not now!

We can't let him get away.

Hang on to your ???.

Take her down, pal.

The only thing going down is you.

Let's hope he's good
at blind landings.

Helpless as a beached whale.

I'm afraid the Kingpin's
had the last laugh again.

Chameleon. How did you guess?

I can see through disguises.

The real Kingpin must have made
the switch back at crime central.

Well, at least he still got the CD-ROM
that proves Peter Parker is innocent.

Wait a minute.

If you can see through disguises,

does that mean you've
seen through mine?

No. I respected
your right to privacy.

I'm a big believer in the
constitution and the law.

This court finds Richard
Fisk, Susan Choi,

and the criminal known as
the Chameleon, guilty.

This court is willing
to show leniency,

but you must name your
accomplices, if any.

Sacrifices must be made.

Parker, I must apologize for
the trouble you went through.

I did not realized my
son was stealing secrets.

Can't believe I
have to swallow this.

But if I let on that I
know he's a criminal,

he can figure out who I am.

Apology accepted.

But watch it, Kingpin.

Spider-Man now knows the truth.

I've had it with your
bungling, Smythe.

Your days here are numbered.

Leave me.

Now how many days
shall I have to wait

for my son to exact his revenge.

Jonah, I don't understand.

Why won't you let me tell Parker
that you paid for his defense?

Let it spoil my image?

Besides I don't want Parker
getting the idea I like him.

Which reminds me, Robbie.

Who told you you could
offer Parker his job back?

That goofy kid couldn't focus
if his life depended on it.

So you're leaving?

Murdock's been called to DC on special
assignment for the justice department.

It's up to you to hold
Kingpin at bay here

while Murdock and I gather
enough legal evidence

to put him behind bars forever.

You know, I just realized that
I don't know much about you.

How did you and Murdock
first join forces?

It's unfortunate that we mask men
must hide so much from the world.

But there is one thing
you do need to know.

Behind this mask,
is the face of a friend,

and a lifelong partner in
your w*r against Kingpin.

Thanks.

Goodbye, Daredevil.
And don't worry.

I'm going to fight the Kingpin
to the bitter end, so help me.