Jessica Jones is a show that I've been watching for the last couple of weeks, and every episode I find myself more and more engaged. The last couple of episodes have been really good, but this one, AKA Top Shelf Perverts, is easily my favorite so far.
Without digging too much into details, in this episode we see Kilgrave do something which for Jessica is the final straw. She decides to carry on a risky plan in order to finally expose Kilgrave, but everyone around her advises her is a bad idea.
The acting on this episode is top notch, with especial props to David Tennant, who has more time to shine than any other episode. We also get to find out more about Jessica and Trish's past, and Hogarth's plot takes an interesting turn.
Now, going into details about mikesixes's review, I would like to clarify why there aren't any plot holes in this episode, or at least not in the way he suggested it. Yes, it may seem like this could've been Jessica's opportunity to weaken Kilgrave and get him alive, but the reason she didn't do it is because everyone at the police station was under Kilgrave's control. We see everyone pointing a gun to someone else or themselves, so it appears to be obvious that Kilgrave told everyone to shoot should something happen to him (i.e. Jessica attacking him), and even if he didn't, it's likely Jessica thought so as well.
Without digging too much into details, in this episode we see Kilgrave do something which for Jessica is the final straw. She decides to carry on a risky plan in order to finally expose Kilgrave, but everyone around her advises her is a bad idea.
The acting on this episode is top notch, with especial props to David Tennant, who has more time to shine than any other episode. We also get to find out more about Jessica and Trish's past, and Hogarth's plot takes an interesting turn.
Now, going into details about mikesixes's review, I would like to clarify why there aren't any plot holes in this episode, or at least not in the way he suggested it. Yes, it may seem like this could've been Jessica's opportunity to weaken Kilgrave and get him alive, but the reason she didn't do it is because everyone at the police station was under Kilgrave's control. We see everyone pointing a gun to someone else or themselves, so it appears to be obvious that Kilgrave told everyone to shoot should something happen to him (i.e. Jessica attacking him), and even if he didn't, it's likely Jessica thought so as well.
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