Review: Jessica Jones - Season One

Let's finally wrap up the first season of Jessica Jones!

Liveblog: Jessica Jones - 1.07 "Top Shelf Perverts"

I'm liveblogging the seventh episode of Jessica Jones because I'm too lazy to do a full review and it's my blog so I can do what I want (but I'm totally capable of writing full-length reviews daily, potential employers, honest!). Anyway, shit gets crazy in episode seven of Jessica Jones!

Review: Jessica Jones - 1.06 "You're A Winner!"

In which Luke Cage takes up too much screentime and says things like, "You let me be inside you!"

Is Luke capable of making a facial expression that isn't stoic? 

Review: Jessica Jones - 1.05 "The Sandwich Saved Me"

The show takes us back to Jessica's origin story while finally moving the plot forward in the hunt for Kilgrave.

Review: Jessica Jones - 1.04 "AKA 99 Friends"

I've been trying to think of a theme that ties this episode together. I want to say "paranoia," but I've already used that for last episode. So I'm just going to go with, "Boring."

Review: Jessica Jones - 1.03 "AKA It's Called Whiskey"

This is a story of watching and being watched. From Jessica's "I see you, asshole," to Kilgrave's "See you later," an elaborate cat and mouse game is unfolding, where anyone could be a player.

Review: Jessica Jones - 1.02 "AKA Crush Syndrome"

"It's better. Being alone. It's safer." The second episode revolves around the isolation and loneliness Jessica Jones has surrounded herself with. She's protecting other people. She's also protecting herself. But the premise of being alone is called into question as people are continually being thrust into her life as she begins her search for Kilgrave.

Review: Jessica Jones - 1.01 "AKA Ladies Night"

Who is Jessica Jones? The pilot episode of Marvel's newest neo-noir superhero venture deftly asks this question in a story that is both twisted and compelling, leading you through the dark, labyrinthine streets of New York City, where sordid affairs appear around every corner, and the nightmares of your past haunt you in your waking hours.