That face Jon makes when asked about Lisa is outstanding acting. He goes from been chill and easy to this emotional meltdown with watery eyes in a heartbeat, but still being able to hold it enough cause Frank's way of dealing with his pain is to repress/bury it deep inside; and yet this Kid just slides right in, and manages to trow a log to keep Franks internal fire alive, either she's aware of this fact or not. Best scene of the season IMO, Bernthal is topnotch. You can tell he lives the character and stays in the zone night and day to create that uneasy state of mind, the most human punisher we've ever witnessed.

2:25-2:56 is some of the best subtle acting I’ve ever seen, how he keeps shifting his eyes to try and avoid focusing too much on the conversation, his shaky breaths, the mumbling / not being able to get any words out, how he starts shaking when he thinks about how old his daughter would have been, amazing how they turned a homicidal vigilante into one of the most human characters in the entire Marvel / Netflix canon.

I love how she doesn't realize that she is what he invisions her to be. Takes her awhile to realize that that's the reason he watches over her.

Not many people can play Frank’s character like jon does

It’s moments like these that humanize the character. It’s what separates a gross/violent power fantasy from a compelling tragedy of a man who has lost everything

Jon Bernthal is an extremely rare specimen. Someone who isn't just good at dialogue OR physical acting. He's good at both which is almost never the case. A lot of actors are either good at dialogue or good at selling it with their bodies but Jon does both flawlessly.

I love how he goes from chill to completely broken again. Frank is a man forever stuck in grieving. Jon is such an amazing actor. You see all his pain and suffering within a second on his face.

I just wanna give frank a hug when he gets all sad like this

Everything that Jon does, the uneasiness, stuttering and shaking. It's stuff you don't usually see in acting. In this show he is the actual punisher.

Here we can see bernthal displaying a stereotype of amazing acting, instead of relying on dialogue he manages to have half of the conversation with emotion only. Being able to nonverbally project emotion with that kind of clarity and specificity is outstanding.

At least he remembers his daughter's Birthday

He's the only person who looks badass and scary and skillful for the role of the punisher

Nobody does Punisher like Thomas Jane and Jon Bernthal.

Can I just say I find it strange that no one has brought up the fact that if his daughter was bringing boys home they would have to meet Frank and I know he would never have been the Punisher but normal Frank is still scary and if she lived and Frank was still the Punisher I don’t think his daughter would date period because no one would want to face Frank

Damn she does realize she just opened old wounds almost had a meltdown there very strong & emotional scene wonder if he's son would be punisher by then

As someone who's lost a shit ton of people....I can say that Bernthals acting is on point, the shaking and mumbling when you're talking about the people you lost. I haven't lost everyone. But I have lost a lot of people. An it gets like this. I'm not a homicidal maniac like he is though. I cope with that shit by surrounding myself with the people I do have left

I love how they sit on this bench🤣

If they EVER do the right thing and revive this show, Season 3 needs to start off with Frank appearing next to Amy and her new date, full dad mode.

That was the face of unbridled pain...

Pain like that doesn't heal easily espicially in the inside this scene tell us it so very hard to lose someone you love

His face as she said "...and the boys"...

This brought a lump to my throat. Jon Bernthal is Frank Castle

Okay that's it, I want jon bernthal to return as punisher 🔥

Do you have the part where Frank and Amy grab the Russian dude from the restaurant?

"Kids are a weakness" *she says to a man who lost his kids*

Shit like this is so much harder to watch after having a daughter.

You know for a while I was rather stuck on the Thomas Jane portrayal of the character, but honestly this scene sells me on Jon Bernthal as the Punisher

Please post the scene where Amy speaks to Pilgrim in the car before the fight scene between Frank and him.

its a hell of a thing living with knowing someone took the ones you loved... you kinda blame yourself Id imagine... I know i would.

2:40 Pause right here, that shot right there looks definitely like the Punisher. Or am I wrong.

What soundtrack is this

amy became frank's daughter....

I never saw this scene before

I love Amy’s long hair my wife’s hairs like that but black! Love my wife’s hair!

The punisher...a man to aspire to be like

Why does the son never come up? its always the daughter.

Sheesh imagine Frank Castle tells you "have her back by 9:30 not a minute later" 😅

Love this scene but how is Frank Castle just casually walking around NY like this? How is he not being recognized from his face being plastered all over the news?

Slotnick and klo Fur company NICK FURY? When castle and Amy are standing in front of the glass. I don’t know just spit balling

anyone know the music???

They always mention his wife and daughter? Didn’t he have a son too?

If you wanna destroy a mans life don’t kill em kill his family 😞

What episode did she figure out about Frank’s family?

Please I need a site to download the season 2

Anyone else think she's a cutie ?those eyes tho

Is that the same actor that played Shane in walking dead

Why jon bernthal do batman voice when he play frank castle

Where’s Amy’s family. Can someone please answer this

One problem with this Punisher. He was just a bit too emotional. The Punisher in the comics had the ability to stay detached, this guy seems to have a whole lot of emotion. Other than that one little tidbit, he was a badass here.

Is is just me or is it genuinely annoying when characters ask about either dead parents or dead children ? Like no, don't remind him of shit he doesn't wanna think of. Kind of stupid to ask him regular questions about his dead daughter.