Krysten Ritter: Jessica and Season

krysten ritter: The bad news is that this will have to be the last case for Krysten Ritter's bitter, superpowered private investigator, since Netflix cancelled the series earlier this year as the final blow in its purge of Marvel series, according to NOW Magazine. But for what it's worth, both Ritter and her show get to go out with a solid season that lets Jessica be Jessica in all her bullheaded, resourceful, pissed-off glory. Rating NNNNThe good news is that Jessica Jones is back. Assuming the last five episodes are as strong as the first eight made available for preview, anyway. After last season's wobbly depiction of its antagonists, this guy feels like a worthy successor to the impulsive, insecure monster David Tennant played in Season 1. This season picks up with Jessica and her foster sister Trish Walker Rachael Taylor still understandably estranged after the events of Season 2, though their paths cross when Trish becomes New York's latest superpowered vigilante and they both wind up on the trail of a serial killer who believes he's smarter than both of them put together. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.