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As Jessica focuses on helping the helpless, Dorothy Walker shows up at Alias to beg for help finding a missing Trish.
Tensions run high between Jessica and Trish as Trish hones her new catlike skills and scours the city for a chance to be a hero.
Itching to get back out on the streets and find her attacker, Jessica defies her doctor's advice. Jeri reconnects with her college flame Kith.
Jessica learns there's more to Erik than meets the eye as they track down three potential attackers. Malcolm digs up dirt on Kith's husband.
Teaming up with Trish to stake out Sallinger, Jessica makes a startling discovery. Jeri's plot to expose Peter yields unexpected consequences.
As the police sift through the gruesome crime scene, Jessica and Trish race to find Sallinger's latest captive.
Jessica and Trish go on a road trip to dig into Sallinger's past and unearth a horrifying discovery.
When Sallinger posts a video teasing his next crime, Jessica responds with her own media play. Jeri demands that Malcolm identify the masked woman.
After a shocking blow, Jessica's forced to choose between protecting Trish and destroying Sallinger. Jeri seizes a chance to get back in Kith's life.
Jessica wrestles with her emotions as she tries to untangle herself from a murder investigation.
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The acting in Jessica Jones... is first-rate. But it's the confident storytelling -- the long game of a novel-like structure -- that's really the strong suit of [this] Marvel TV [show].
"Marvel's Jessica Jones" gets off on the wrong foot in Season 3 and stays there until the lackluster end.
Rosenberg's series had its ups and downs, but Ritter remained a powerhouse throughout... It's a masterful performance, and while the first season of Jessica Jones remains the strongest, this run is perhaps Ritter's best.
[F]rom the gritty tone and weighty themes to the morally murky characters and great performances, Jessica Jones' final season is by and large an enjoyable showcase of what we'll miss about these shows as the Defendersverse comes to a close.
It was never about the punching, kicking and leaping across buildings, it was always about the emotional battles.
Towards the end there was a 50-50 split between good and bad, but the first half or the show there was barely anything to like. A sad end for the Netflix MCU branch.
Jessica Jones is all about doing the right thing even though you really don't want to. It ends on a perfect note for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, one that Stan Lee would be proud of.
Jessica is alone. Very alone. And you can't take your eyes off her. I look forward to bingeing the rest of the season.
The good news is that nearly everything interesting about this season is consolidated in the finale anyway, so it's kind of the perfect short hand.
While it might not be the best of the Marvel Netflix shows, Jessica Jones redeems itself of the misfired second outing while also providing a fond farewell to this era of Marvel TV.
At least they got to see Luke and Jessica together for one last time.
After years of fighting it, season 3 finally sees Jessica embrace her goodness, and the world is better for it.
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