Eleanor is naturally worried and as she walks Clint towards the elevator in Hawkeye episode 4, she expresses concerns about Kate's wellbeing. This is pretty much the dynamic from The Falcon and the Winter Soldier: not friends, not partners, but co-workers. Clint doesn't like to use the friends or partners them - but yes, they are working together, he concedes. Kate very enthusiastically says they are working on a case together as partners. Then at a dinner table, Jack and Eleanor try to figure out why Kate is friends with an Avenger. Tony Dalton as Jack Duquesne, Vera Farmiga as Eleanor Bishop in Hawkeye episode 4 Hawkeye Episode 3 Recap: For Echo and Ronin, It's All About Family Eleanor knows Clint is an Avenger, and Jack naturally lowers the sword. Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld) and her mother Eleanor (Farmiga) follow them into the room very soon - so much for an empty apartment, Kate - and that diffuses the tension all around. Fitting for a Marvel series that has prioritised goofiness over sincerity from the beginning. The very dramatic ending with Jack Duquesne (Dalton) pointing the Ronin sword at Hawkeye/ Clint Barton's (Jeremy Renner) face is very quickly played for laughs. Hawkeye episode 4 - titled “Partners, Am I Right?”, directed by Bert & Bertie, and written by Erin Cancino and Heather Quinn - picks up right where we left off in Hawkeye episode 3. We also didn't get any more of the “Uncle” who was teased in Hawkeye episode 3, disappointing fans desperately wanting to see the return of Kingpin/ Wilson Fisk - if that is even going to happen. Hawkeye episode 4 also confirmed Jack Duquesne's (Tony Dalton) bad guy status, further distancing him from his Marvel Comics counterpart. That said, Hawkeye episode 4 had a bit more for Kate's mother Eleanor Bishop (Vera Farmiga) who is likely hiding something. The new Hawkeye episode also teased a possibly complicated past for Hawkeye's wife Laura Barton (Linda Cardellini) who seems much more interested in certain items than she ought to be.Īt the same time, Maya Lopez (Alaqua Cox) who got so much attention in Hawkeye episode 3 was virtually non-existent on Hawkeye episode 4.

Florence Pugh returned as the wise-cracking super spy Yelena Belova, though she didn't get any words in on Hawkeye episode 4. Hawkeye episode 4 introduced the Black Widow character that we were promised last December - and then set up at the end of the Black Widow movie earlier this year. There was more intrigue in general around female characters this episode. Hawkeye episode 4 - out now on Disney+ and Disney+ Hotstar - kicked off the second half of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe miniseries by driving into a higher gear.

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