The Whirlwind 

Frank, Pilgrim, Madani, Russo, Amy, Curt and the Schultz family. No bullet is left unspent as season two comes to an explosive conclusion.

Director:

Jeremy Webb

Writers:

Gerry Conway (based on the Marvel comics by), John Romita Sr. (based on the Marvel comics by) (as John Romita)

Stars:

Jon Bernthal, Ben Barnes, Amber Rose Revah

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Jon Bernthal	...	Frank Castle / Punisher
Ben Barnes	...	Billy Russo
Amber Rose Revah	...	Dinah Madani
Jason R. Moore	...	Curtis Hoyle
Josh Stewart	...	John Pilgrim
Floriana Lima	...	Krista Dumont
Giorgia Whigham	...	Amy Bendix
Royce Johnson	...	Det. Sgt. Brett Mahoney
Corbin Bernsen	...	Anderson Schultz
Annette O'Toole	...	Eliza Schultz
Todd Alan Crain	...	David Schultz
E.J. Carroll	...	Doctor Charles
Henry Boshart	...	Lemuel Pilgrim
Zell Steele Morrow	...	Michael Pilgrim
Brian Adam DeJesus	...	Gang Leader #1

Storyline

Frank, Pilgrim, Madani, Russo, Amy, Curt and the Schultz family. No bullet is left unspent as season two comes to an explosive conclusion.

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Crime | Drama | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

18 January 2019 (USA)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

58 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Atmos

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

Did You Know?

Trivia

There is a message that appears on screen just before the end credits roll: "In loving memory of Stan Lee" Stan Lee tragically passed away in November 2018 and was responsible for creating many of Marvel's most popular characters

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Goofs

In the hotel-room shootout, bullets are being fired through the wall easily as you'd expect. Frank then dives through the damaged wall and they shoot at each other with Frank behind a cupboard and Pilgrim behind an internal wall. Bullets hit both of these bits of flimsy cover and leave the men behind them miraculously unscathed.

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Quotes

John Pilgrim: I know who you are, you're the whirlwind.

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Soundtracks

Rooster
Written by Jerry Cantrell
Performed by Alice in Chains

User Reviews

A Great End To An Alright Season

The Schultz and Pilgrim story line has been in the background for most of the season with little development and characterization. But in this finale, it made for an entertaining plot point as it finally gives us closure and characterizes John a bit more. This finale also has some heartfelt scenes throughout with Bernthal and Barnes giving some of their best performances. The last scene however does feel tacked on but it was a nice cherry on top for what is possibly the last scene of the series.

The season as a whole was alright. It wasn't great but it wasn't bad either. It always had me interested to see what was going to happen next and the performances from most of the cast helped as well. This season also managed to up the ante on the quality and quantity of the action scenes with each one being equally brutal and gory. Like I mentioned earlier, the Schultz story line has been in the background for the majority of the season which was a disappointment because John Pilgrim seemed to be an interesting character that would have melded well with Frank's character. Amy and Krista, both new characters, were good in the season but never went above and beyond as they sometimes were put in the back seat for some episodes.Overall, for a possible final season, I think they handled it pretty well. There were some episodes that were predictable and some that felt like they were wasting time, but for most of the earlier and the later episodes, they were pretty solid and exciting to watch.

Season Rating: 7.7/10