13 Ferocious Fights from 2015

Peggy versus Dottie in Agent Carter Season 1 Episode 8 was as intense as it gets. It had it all including knives, strangulation, and a baseball bat. It culminated in Peggy throwing Dotty through a glass window. What more could we want?

Every fight scene on Daredevil. The choreography of every fight is flawless. I almost never find myself on the literal edge of my seat watching fight scenes on shows, but Daredevil? Every time. Fights are made even more incredible with the added camera nods to the things that Matt Murdock CAN'T see and the way we, the viewers, get to be a part of how he acknowledges their existence, whether it be a chain jingling or shoes scraping, or any of the things that capture his other senses. Every fight is breathtaking to watch.

Goes to Daisy/Skye on Agents of SHIELD episode "The Dirty Half Dozen" at the end of season 2 in April. She had a full 36 second continuous fight scene with no cuts that showed exactly how bad-ass she had become since season one. You wonder how many times Chloe Bennet had to practice that entire scene to get it right in one take!

Norma Bates and Sheriff Romero in Season 3 Episode 10: “Crazy”. With Norma furious about a flash drive and Romero in need of the truth, the two end up in a frenzied and physical altercation. It was a violent, passionate, and breathtaking scene culminating in one of the most intense SQUEE moments that never happened. Two damaged people both with secrets spiraling out of control, both tired of running from their inner demons, and both repelled by, yet attracted to each other. They could have easily succumbed to the moment, but instead, rejected their feelings, gathered up their control, and continued on their way – a brilliant display of denial that each has perfected in their own way over the course of three seasons.

I like any fight with Supergirl. But my favorite was with Livewire, probably more because of the story behind it her and not the fight itself. I really liked Livewire as a villain for Supergirl.

Cookie vs. Anika on Empire. It was the fight we were all waiting for, and boy was it worth it. Further proof of Taraji P. Henson's rock-star status.

Rumple taking on Merida the bear on Once Upon a Time was a totally weird but totally wonderful mashup of the two fairytales, which is what the show is all about. It gave Rumple the chance to be brave, and it reignited the Rumbelle flame that fans had feared was burning out. Hooray!

Teen Wolf. This show has some of the best fight scenes on TV! The fight in the finale of 5a (between Scott and Liam and then Scott and Theo) in the library was AMAZING! It doesn't end well for Scott this time around.

On Badlands, the fight scene between Sunny and the Widow’s Clippers in the rain was one of the most well choreographed fight scenes in television history. The setting, a rainy, muddy street at night, only made the fight more fierce. We would definitely want Sunny on our side if we were a Baron.

The final confrontation between the human version of Grant Ward and Coulson on Agents of Shield was….satisfying. Ward had been such a cold and callous assassin, often targeting the people most loved by us, and by Shield. When Coulson got him on the ground and used his bionic hand to crush Ward’s rib cage, it was both cringe-inducing and so incredibly ​*awesome*​ at the same time!

Nick/Meisner team-up in Grimm Season 5 Episode 5. Damien Puckler, who plays Meisner, holds a black belt in at least two martial arts disciplines, and it definitely shows. We've been waiting for this particular team-up for quite awhile, and it didn't disappoint as Nick and Meisner absolutely ​*owned*​ the badguys who were trying to kidnap Trubel.

The crew of The Nathan James proved that you really can bring a knife to a gun fight (or a fork, or a frying pan) when they found themselves battling it out in a kitchen for an epic fight scene.

the Doctor versus Rassilon in Doctor Who Season 9 Episode 12. It's the literal end of the universe, and there are basically two stars left in all of existence. The Doctor orders the Lord President of Gallifrey, Rassilon, to get off the planet. Rassilon orders his soldiers to shoot the Doctor. Every single soldier misses. The confrontation ends with Rassilon getting off the planet. Yeah, the Doctor really doesn't like Rassilon...