| "The Blessing of Many Fractures" | |
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| Series Iron Fist Season 1, Episode 9 | |
| Air date | March 17th, 2017 |
| Writers | Pat Charles |
| Director | Jet Wilkinson |
| Producers | Evan Perazzo; Cristine Chambers; Pat Charles; Tamara Becher-Wilkinson; Quinton Peeples; Ian Stokes; Scott Reynolds; Cindy Holland; Allie Goss; Alison Engel; Kris Henigman; Alan Fine; Stan Lee; Joe Quesada; Dan Buckley; Jim Chory; Jeph Loeb; Scott Buck; Karim Zreik; Tom Lieber; Samantha Thomas; Joseph White; Keira Morrisette |
| Starring | Finn Jones; Jessica Henwick; Tom Pelphrey; Jessica Stroup; Ramon Rodriguez; Sacha Dhawan; Rosario Dawson; David Wenham |
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"The Mistress of All Agonies" is the ninth episode of season one of the martial arts action series Iron Fist, which is based upon a comic book character of the same name, who appears in comic book titles published by Marvel Comics. The episode was directed by Jet Wilkinson with a script written by Pat Charles. All episodes from season one of the series premiered on the Netflix instant streaming video service on March 17th, 2017.
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- This is the third appearance of Kyle, who is Harold Meachum's personal assistant. He makes four appearances in the series in total. He appeared last in "Shadow Hawk Takes Flight". He appears next in "Black Tiger Steals Heart".
- Actor Ramon Rodriguez also used to star on the 2011 remake of Charlie's Angels, which also starred Rachael Taylor who also played Trish Walker on Marvel's Jessica Jones.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe
Agent Carter
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Jessica Jones
The Inhumans