u/This_neverworks

I only ever watch standalone Punisher stuff, not interested in daredevil. So when watching One Last Kill I figured the clips of Frank killing the Gnucci kids were taken from Daredevil.

And furthermore I assumed that dialogue like the news broadcast mentioning the Gnucci "connection to Frank's family's murder" and implications that one of the Gnucci kids was a child molester, and why mama Gnucci is in a wheelchair, all were explained in the Daredevil show.

So I thought "oh man, none of this makes sense unless I go back and get caught up." But from what I've read online, there is no connection. Nothing is explained anywhere. OLK looks like a clip show episode but it's really just that underdeveloped?

Good lord, I know who mama Gnucci was from reading Welcome Back Frank, but this didn't seem to follow that storyline at all. It's like a film treatment rather than a script.

So one day I went upstairs and I was carrying, I don’t know, about eight Oreos. You know, in a stack. I hand [Mr. Evans] his weapon. I say, [Mr. Evans], safety’s off. And he wouldn’t take the pistol. And he says, “Spacecop wants an Oreo.” And I looked at him, and I go, “No, it’s just you and I, [Mr. Evans]. Spacecop doesn’t get an Oreo. If [Mr. Evans] wants an Oreo, [Mr. Evans] can have an Oreo.” And he clip-clops in the suit over to the edge of the railing, and [Mr. Evans] starts bellowing: “Spacecop wants an Oreo.” And an associate producer, Stephen Lim, over the radio, goes, “Um, Randy, do you have Oreos?” So I stuffed that whole stack in my mouth. And crunched them and let them fall down three stories onto everyone below me. And I said, “Not anymore.” And Spacecop got upset.

I've seen 첩혈쌍웅 translated as 'double whammy' or 'double impact'. But if I break it down, 첩혈 is not in the dictionary and 쌍웅 is a somewhat common name, but no meaning in itself that I can find here.

Is this just an odd translation of the original chinese? Anything to add to my flashcards?