One of the most prominent features of Jessica Jones is the shows dialogue. Hard-hitting and pulling no punches, the characters are to the point and use language that would make a sailor blush. That said, there are also moments of intentional and unintentional comedy gold. When one of Jessicas latest cases turns out to all be a ruse and she has a gun on her, she instantly quips back, If you shoot at me, Ill pull the bullet out of my ruined jacket and shove it up your ass with my pinky finger. In a show full of sassy, snappy chatter, this is a line that drew a chuckle out of even the coldest of hearts.
20. Malcom Was In On It
One of the early shockers of Jessica Jones, and arguably the biggest WTF moment to date at that point, was when Episode 4 saw it revealed that Malcolm was working with Kilgrave all along. Sure, wed already seen the pictures of Jessica scattered through Malcoms room, but it was presumed that this was all down to some sort of mind control. What we actually see is that the junkie that Jess had been doing her best to help had actually been meeting with Kilgrave daily in order to give him fresh photos of JJ. So shocking was this, it actually brought a tear to the eye of the usually emotionless Jessica. Obviously wed learn more about Malcoms relationship with Kilgrave as the show went on, but this moment was a massive shocker when viewing it the first time round.
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