What the episode does best is cryptically explain why Hawkeye doesn’t what Kate Bishop to join him. While she does not get to speak this time, she has certainly risen the anticipation. Well, she also speaks fluent German! And last but not the least, Yelena Belova, drum rolls. The moment which is shown ‘just by the way ‘ is rather catchy and I so want her to be involved in what’s coming up already. Now where the writing gets on the high point is when it makes you realise that not just Mr Barton, but his Mrs Barton is also well versed with his spy duties. We enter Maya’s home and yes she again gets a fighting sequence. While the scene did put me off a bit, the writing reveals that not just her now fiancé Jack but she is also hiding some secrets. We first meet Eleanor aka Kate Bishop’s mother played by Vera Farmiga. So episode 4 is a service to the ladies of the show. With episode 4 they somewhere know the audience now needs more and they cannot rely on the above mentioned two things. First of all, focusing on the humane side of Clint Barton and setting the show on a very optimistic note right from the beginning.

For the ones who try and find things that might put them off, Marvel played well and also added a few new elements.

So far Hawkeye has been catering to its core audience. Episode 3 takes us to a deeper investigation of things happening around and is mainly about the ladies on the show. Kate Bishop is introduced and now Hawkeye is put to the task of clearing her name and ending the myth of Ronin once for all. Jeremy Renner, Hailee Steinfeld & Florence Pugh Hawkeye Review (Episode 4): What’s It About:Ĭlint Barton who decided to be with his family this Christmas holiday is stopped when suddenly news flashes that Ronin is back. Cast: Jeremy Renner, Hailee Steinfeld, Vera Farmiga, Tony Dalton, Fra Fee, Alaqua Cox, Florence Pugh and ensemble.

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