Jessica Jones

Oh, oh snap! Killgrave is at Jessica's childhood ome. Oh my god. This has to be my favorite part so far.

edited 21st Nov '15 8:47:08 AM by yellowturtle

That was so gross Killgrave made a guy put hedge clippers into his mouth and fall forward so the clippers went through the back of his skull.

Finished the series. It ends only slightly less depressing than it begins, which seems fitting.

I'm watching the season finale currently.

edited 21st Nov '15 9:42:42 AM by Halberdier17

Brett Mahony! Whoohoo!

Watching Episode 8.

He wants a companion. He wants a companion.

This is SO FREAKING CREEPY.

Why did they have to choose Tennant for the part? Why? It's perfect. It makes everything exponentially more creepy.

Oh my goodness, all the people on this forum who hate Ten must be loving this show.

Damn this show is great. I'm impressed with just how Pitch Black Dark it got while still keeping a heroic tone. ""Give me a red one." Holy Crap Nuke is in the MCU!!

Bravo to Tennant. Kilgrave may have stolen Fisk's spot as best MCU bad guy.

edited 21st Nov '15 11:09:28 AM by zam

Same, too bad.

In my defence, I probably would have loved it even if I didn't hate Ten.

Man. Ten's gone evil, Amy's gone evil, and Jack's gone evil. At least Rory is still a good guy.

And Clara is Melia, but that happened first.

edited 21st Nov '15 11:49:52 AM by HandsomeRob

Wow the Doctor Who cast keeps showing up in superhero stuff. huh

BTW, at which point is it allowed to discuss a netflix show without spoiler tags?

One thing for sure, this is a show you have to watch at least two times.

I think a month or two.

WOW. Jessica's blonde friend is an idiot. They had him. They had him right where they wanted him and she just had to grab the Idiot Ball and free him. That and Jessica conveniently forgetting she has super strength when the detective grabbed her leg *cop guy goes psycho.* Okay, yeah, blondes in this show are stupid in general.

edited 21st Nov '15 1:04:01 PM by Guy01

Damn, that is a hot couple if I ever saw one.

Oh man. Going into episode ten.

Are you talking about the episode where she tried to shoot him through the glass to try and stop him from committing murder?

Can we not do the thing where we fault characters for not being completely competent at all times and occasionally acting on instinct and panic?

I already mentioned this on the Marvel movie thread, but Kilgrave may be the supervillain equivalent of a GIFT-mongering internet SJW/troll.

Yes I am. I mean, come on.

She emptied that gun into the glass until it broke despite knowing about his powers.

Yes, because he was about to kill someone and she panicked like an actual goddamn person might.

Characters are allowed to make mistakes.

And I understand that, and maybe one or two shots, but even freaked she should've thought for two seconds not to empty the entire gun into the glass. Besides, Jessica was right there. They should've let her handle it, and if it got bad, then she could've panicked. At the very least, it would've made the scene look a bit better, instead of Trish coming off as an idiot. Granted, it wouldn't have been an issue if lawyer lady hadn't cut the power cord. Even that, I kinda understand, it just comes off as being an idiot to me.

edited 21st Nov '15 1:51:49 PM by Guy01

I think the problem is the emptied the gun part.

edited 21st Nov '15 1:53:01 PM by Cross

You can't just stop mid-panic and go perhaps this isn't the most rational course of action. That's not actually how panic works.

She emptied the gun almost immediately after she started firing it. When in the maybe ten seconds that took should she have stopped and thought?

Oh my god, Simpson's gone rogue!