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Good morning, Patrons! I'm excited to bring you the next episode of the Patrons-Only Jessica Jones series, and I hope you all appreciate how much we must love you in order to do this episode-by-episode and not just say "fuck it" and binge-watch the whole thing. YOU'RE WELCOME. :D

This episode we get to see more of what Kilgrave is actually capable of, and man it's ugly. I mean, there is at least one thing to be glad of, which is that it seems like he has to be in person for his mind-control thing to work, so at least we know that he can't control people over the phone. That's comforting? I guess? But Jessica doesn't seem to be feeling particularly good about things when she enters a room to find her own face plastered all over the walls. I'm sure that would be very unsettling for pretty much anyone. 


I have to say that I loved how Trish handled Kilgrave on her show. Sure, it was foolhardy and she's almost killed because of it...but did she ACTUALLY die? No! Getting knocked around is a small price to pay for the chance to publicly emasculate a psychopath who gets off on tormenting and raping women. Isn't it? Or am I just THAT petty? 


I hope you enjoy the episode, and I will see you soon with The Broad-Cast! 

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Megan Tolentino

I really love how smart JJ is as well, She's really able to think on her feet in adrenaline filled moments, and I appreciated that throughout the show. Also I love you guys bring up the Dresden Files all the time, I love that series so much.

Steven Attewell

So regarding the "fall" from the building - it didn't happen. Jessica knocked the cop out and then when she was done in the apartment had them "land" in the trash, because that would fit his memory of being about to jump off the building, and she didn't want to clue him in.