I felt largely the same as Snake on a lot of points.

-Frank's Colonel being a bad guy and setting up Frank was so typical and boring. Ugh. Just the idea of the old boss or leader pretending to be a friend or whatever only to really be a bad seems so overused.
-The Punisher finds this huge armory, spray paints the skull and looks like he's going to go to war and then.... he just snipes a couple ninjas and thats it? Really? I expected him to help take out that huge group of ninjas on the room with some heavy ammo.
-Speaking of which, what the hell happened to all those ninjas? They show a shit ton more then we actually see Elektra and Daredevil fight - yeah, Nobu tells some to hold off so he can fight them, but there were certainly a few ninjas left. Where did everyone else go?
-I really liked seeing Nobu, but he felt like much less of a bad ass then he did in Season 1 when he cut Matt to shreds. He just wasn't a "big" enough final villain guy to close the season out with.
-I still don't really get the Black Sky stuff. If it's Elektra, I don't see what's so special since Nobu seems like he can beat her, as can Daredevil. She's good, but doesn't come off as the greatest thing ever for The Hand. The attempts to show her as a child with Stick was nice, but didn't work for me the way those scenes were cut in.
-I'm disappointed in Elektra's death, mostly because I feel like it robbed viewers of an iconic Bullseye showdown. Although I guess you see a hint of that with the sais when she kills Stick's guys in the car. Maybe they didn't want to go that route because the Affleck movie already did it, but Nobu doing it and only by accident because Elektra gets in the way didn't have much impact on me either.

Putting her as a dark thrill seeker and bringing out the worst in Matt. I thought the non-linear storytelling in this episode worked pretty well. Different take on the character compared to Garner in the movies. She comes across as kind of a brat here. When Matt was beating the shit out of the guy that killed his father, it looked like Elektra was getting off on it.

Karen, who is barely an entry level journalist gets her own private office? I wonder what the other long time employees think about that. Plus, that newspaper seems to be very heavily focused on Hell's Kitchen related news, which would make it like a small town newsletter.

Great to see Foggy shine, he had some good moments throughout the show.

Obviously we're going to see Foggy be friends with Matt again, but the dissolution from the Frank Castle case to the end was a bit long winded and repetitive.

Foggy knows that Matt is Daredevil, he was even at the fucking party when Matt met Elektra. So keeping that whole part of his life (with Stick, the Ninja stuff) secret, yet being open about being Daredevil was a bit weird.

Did they change Melvin's personality? I thought he was mentally challenged last season, but this season that didn't seem to be the case.

Frank picked off like two guys, I expected him to start blasting a ton of people. Another thing about him, he has either been extremely lucky or extremely careful that he has not accidentally shot or even killed an innocent person.

By the way, do you think Frank recognized Matt at the end?

Also, with Daredevil (and even Stick's) super senses, you'd think they'd be able to tell that Elektra was not in the grave.

Another random thought: Since the Marvel TV/movie universe is so huge now, I wonder if some actors might get pissed that they're in a super minor role in a show, and thus "not able" to have a part in a movie. Of course they could still cast a minor dude in different roles, but it'd be funny if say someone like the dude who played Kingpin's dad in Season 1 was "ineligible" for being a random bad guy in a current Marvel movie.

killing all those inmates

Fisk

-he's the blacksmith?
-he's the one that shot up the DA office and Karen's apt?