Jessica Jones - Killgrave's Escape

[@marxusofboobus728]

Plot twist: Kilgrave's power is just the effect a British accent has on Americans.

[@OLGMC]

Im taking the next plane

[@No-hl4qm]

better believe it

[@einstin2]

It is a well known fact that in order to assure he would not succumb to the great power of the British accent that George Washington asked that his fellow seamen block their ears with wax. Of course Washington wanted to listen to the wonderful sound of the British, so he had himself tied to the masts so he wouldn't succumb to their mind control.

[@No-hl4qm]

FACT

[@nimrodzar1361]

Made my day

[@joeyrozic1100]

Best scene in the whole show. "Cut your heart out dad!" Made my jaw drop.

[@blueoni7835]

+Joey Rozic "Put a bullet in your skull, Patsy." was the one that had me on the edge of my seat.

[@joeyrozic1100]

I didn't care for her character much.

[@blueoni7835]

didn't care for both her and the father's characters. still good scenes

[@megan-815]

+Joey Rozic And most disturbing

[@jesusvelueta3683]

+Joey Rozic well she's going to be a hero too, so is an important caracther

[@XaldinX]

I think the fact that people liked him was a testament to how well he portrayed the character. A sick sociopath that doesnt take responsibility for your actions and manipulates you so well into believing that it isn't his fault. But in all reality is just an evil manipulative bastard.

[@magiv4205]

There are both these sides to him. He's definitely an evil, manipulative bastard, but it isn't entirely his fault. there's also the side to him that seeks affection, and the reject made him force it on people. But you're right, especially in episodes 8 and onwards, I had to repeatedly remember myself of all the horrible things he'd done to break his spell.

[@theM4R4T]

I don't think he is evil. He just never had the chance to learn what is right and what is wrong, because everything he says is universal. He never met consequences or was punished, that why he thinks it ok.

[@fractodacto]

@@theM4R4T oh nah, he's definitely evil

[@NtoTheM]

Well it kinda isn't his fault. But he devolved so far that he can't be rehabilitated anymore, so him being a victim too only goes so far as that to protect others he must be treated like a rabid dog.

[@TheGloopOfMobius]

I recently rewatched the show and genuinely found him repugnant and terrifying, but intriguing non the less. I see it sad because he genuinely has the worldview of an inept teenager yearning for love

[@fabulousmyriad267]

The "for every year you left me alone, stab yourself" scene is played with such quiet & chilling detachment that I almost, *almost* blame the mother for abandoning him. Then I remember that he is an emotionally stunted sociopath who couldn't take "No" for an answer. David, your RSC training is showing...

[@NtoTheM]

I know this comes 8 years late, but if anyone deserve to be abused by Kilgrave it's gotta be his shit parents.

[@iShatik]

'I once told a man to screw himself. Imagine.' - funny and so sad at the same time. I feel genuinely sorry for him, he truly is cursed. And his expression when he tells his mother to stab herself - it's obvious he's hurting just as much as his mom. Amazing character and Tennant is brilliant, as always.

[@ZiggyWSB]

+iShatik Even funnier in german. We have an odd insult here: "Fick dich ins Knie", which means "Screw yourself in your knee" and he said that in the german version. I have no idea, who came up with this specific insult, but I am even more curious what the guy, who got that order, did in the german version.

[@balabanasireti]

+ZiggyWSB deutsche übersetzungen sind generell schlecht

[@ZiggyWSB]

Munzur Baba Ich fand diese Übersetzung gar nicht schlecht, sondern lustiger, weil absurder.

[@balabanasireti]

ZiggyWSB ich meinte normalerweise. diese hier war witzig

[@MrPjw5]

What he said just before that is what's more important. It shows just how much of a sack of shit he is. He takes zero responsibility for the power he wields and the lives he's ruined with it. All he comes up with is excuses. Is he justified? Absolutely not. Jessica had a rough life also, and you don't see her ripping people to shreds with her strength.

[@RatSitnov]

I've heard the series was dark but not pitch effing black dark

[@RatSitnov]

I don't mind at that stage, I don't know these characters and I won't identify most of them apart from JJ and Kilgrave when I start watching

[@MrPjw5]

+RatSitnov It's a different type of darkness; it's more subtle, but just as powerful. It deals with themes like addiction and post-traumatic stress.

[@gingerisevil02]

Some episodes were darker then others. I needed breaks after these intense ones

[@DanXile]

"Put a bullet in your skull Patsy!" Best line and scene in the entire season. Shame to see Tennant go. Brilliant actor and villain. I was hoping they could somehow lock him up in one of those cells for a while and leave the door open to Tennant returning one day, but i am pretty satisfied with how the arch ended.

[@federicobenitez5481]

well, the good news is that Kilgrave or Purple Man in the comics, has a healing factor, in fact, he was crushed by a train once and after a year or something he was back on his feet, so you can have hope that he will be back.

[@DanXile]

...did not know that! Awesome! There is hope!

[@federicobenitez5481]

besides, he is too evil to be killed like that!

[@Th_Uslss_Indvdl]

It so hard to believe that this and Daredevil are in the same world as the Avengers (where blood and sex don't exist). It leads me to believe that if all Marvel heroes were TV shows, that they would all be like this.

[@keserutimea]

now imagine that there are also vampires, demons, gods, wizard, speaking duck and humanoid tree in this universe :)))

[@kapnerad]

+Keserü Tímea The Marvel Universe is a strange place...

[@Moviegrapevine]

+nshed87 Then again we have to remember the big blockbusters are still owned and partly influenced by Disney. While these shows don't care about marketing to little kids the big films do

[@Th_Uslss_Indvdl]

+moviegrapevine true. But the blockbusters weren't always owned by Disney. I think it was around the time the first -Avengers movie came out that the deal was made.

[@Moviegrapevine]

True but since then we've seen the films just keep throwing in more and more humour to make the films as light as possible pretty much. Even without the disney influence movie studios have always been more wary of more adult oriented superhero fare since an R rating doesn't bring in as big an audience (usually) as PG13

[@Pearceyy96]

literally screamed NOOOOO when Trish was about to shoot herself, what a scene.

[@joshuanelson6795]

If only Killgrave was used this well in the comics...

[@irvinolmos7521]

That's what i loved about JJ, they really knew how scary would be the mind control in a sociopath

[@ninaalencastro6857]

what a beautiful family

[@gingerisevil02]

Nina Alencastro lmfao

[@pierina8708]

Lmao

[@elizabethbatori6991]

LOL

[@kenthefele113]

“Mom, pick up the scissors.” The most terrifying line in the MCU

[@purplepoppy07]

There's a difference between understanding what made Kilgrave the way he is and ridding him of all accountability for his actions. Surely, child abuse doesn't excuse murder and rape and otherwise sadistic acts? I think Tennant's charm definitely has something to do with it.

[@Cosmiclight475]

But every time he starts to change and learn and repent (like a few seconds before this clip) he gets screwed over, his mum tricked him and literally stabbed him in the back.. I just think it's really messed up

[@ri.z869]

CosmicLight Me too.. I mean, if she didn't stab him, maybe there would still be a chance to make things right, to show him how to be good, how to use his abilities to HELP people instead of using them. But when she stabbed him, all hope for a better future completely disappeared.

[@purplepoppy07]

I don't even think Kilgrave deserved to live or be given another chance considering the fact that he murdered, harmed, and raped so many people.

[@ri.z869]

purplepoppy07 I totally get your point, I'm not saying he's innocent, but I'm a very second chances type of person, so I still think there could have been a possibility to do something good about him. I don't excuse his actions, but I say that he just doesn't understand what's good and what's wrong, because since his childhood, what he wants or say becomes fact. We saw that in the "hero thing" scene, when he GENUILY thought that killing the man was the best solution. So considering that, I think that MAYBE he couldve been taught what really is good or wrong, and i also think he was genuine when he cried and apologized to his mom and hugged her, the scene before this one. She couldve been the little thing that would have made him realise the bad he did, because deep down, like everyone, he loved his parents, even if he hurt his mom which i think he sincerely regreted. And they loved him too, that's why they had to make him go through all the medical torture as a child, but how could a ten-year-old or less understand that? That's the only image of love he was ever given, when we think about it.

[@purplepoppy07]

Sure, I completely understand where you're coming from. But once they let him go, they're completely powerless and subject to his whims. There's a small chance he'll change for the better, but no guarantee. Personally, I don't think it's moral to risk countless of lives just on the off-chance that Kilgrave decides to reform. Better to sacrifice one life to save many. And judging by the severity of his previous crimes, he would have likely gotten the death penalty in most US courts anyway even if his mother hadn't tried to kill him. It's sad how he never really stood a chance. Someone born with his power can't help but not mature past a childish mindset since no one's ever told him no.

[@svenkampen1647]

In retrospect, maybe we should have had the scientists that knew how his powers work testifiy about the exist of them in court rather than use them to provoke him into using them infront of a police detective...

[@austinboylan5476]

Excellent point.....

[@YourManJazzie]

Such a good scene, really shows the power Kilgrave has.

[@mr.doctorcaptain1124]

I could beat him, easily. It would take a super sophisticated toolset though. Noise cancelling headphones and a pistol. Funny thing is I have both right here! What a stupid show this was.

[@Schizo-Devil]

I love this character SOOOOOO much!!! ^^

[@Schizo-Devil]

+tigerfanman Yeah i know but it made sense.

[@AnnRose142]

Yeah but think... His parents examined him that much, they tested all possible drugs on him. Don't you think it's possible they created an immortal being? Maybe he recovers from the broken neck... Coulson also came back from the dead and so did Thor for sacrificing himself. I think they would be able to find a way bringing him back. 😃

[@Schizo-Devil]

Antje Neumann Oooh i hope you're right! ^^

[@AnnRose142]

XviD So do I. 😃 I absolutely loved him in this role.

[@ccverdera6298]

+Antje “Seraphina1991” Neumann In the comics Kilgrave has some kind of healing factor in addition to the mind control so I really hope he comes back

[@HoshiHikari]

Jessica helps Trish safely “put a bullet in your skull” so I wonder if anyone could reinterpret Killgrave’s commands to defy his intentions. Jessica just seems immune but it would’ve been interesting to see someone who isn’t immune but is just very clever and manipulative in their own maliciously compliant way.

[@obiwankenobi6603]

This episode is my favorite.

[@harsabudiwardana9121]

This whole scene reminded me of Kingpin's car door scene...

[@MrPjw5]

+Harsabudi Wardana The moments in both shows where your jaw drops so hard it creates a chasm to the center of the Earth.

[@cashthecurator666]

I think this is even worse. I mean, Kilgrave killed his own mother.

[@AIR5522]

@@cashthecurator666 Kingpin killed his own father

[@cashthecurator666]

@@AIR5522 Yes, but Kingpin's father was an asshole. Maybe Kilgrave's mother was too, but she had some redeemable traits.

[@Scrummy64]

I think he's the type of character who everyone will perceive differently; the way I see him, he's certainly evil, but I can almost sympathise with him because it isn't his fault that he's evil. He might be a complete sociopath who manipulates or kills everyone around him without remorse, and who tries to shun all responsibility for his actions and blame it on his upbringing, but there's a part of him underneath it all that resents his ability and is desperate to see the world from a normal point of view. Episode 8 in particular was fascinating because it explored Kilgrave's past control of Jessica, and her current dilemma in the form of recognising his potential as a force of good. We came to understand that sometimes his control is unintentional and that he genuinely wanted Jessica to love him of her own accord, and that Jessica was really just as accountable for Reva's murder as he was.

[@Scrummy64]

And we also came to see the upsetting realisation that despite his exhilaration at having done a genuinely benevolent thing and saved a family's life without spilling a drop of blood, without Jessica's guidance he genuinely believed that the right thing to do would have been to kill without necessity. When Jessica betrayed him and sedated him at the end of the episode, I was saddened because it had really dug into his character and showed that there was a glimmer of light left in him, but ultimately had proven that he was irredeemable.

[@alsndiego97]

+Scrummy64 Kilgrave is an unrepentant evil bastard who chose to be what he is and bad parenting and a shitty childhood is no excuse for it. But is still feel pity for the guy because let's face it, he didn't have a chance in hell. His parent's were so focused on saving him that they didn't realize they were creating a monster. I realize this post may have sounded a little contradictory.

[@blueoni7835]

+Scrummy64 well said, that's what makes him so interesting! Whether he is misunderstood, truly evil or somewhere in between, there's no doubt that he's a truly captivating character!

[@RyanDownes000]

+Scrummy64 exactly man, I don't think he's evil really. He does a lot of really evil shit but as he said in that episode you mentioned he literally can't see the difference. Like in this clip he just tells the cop (can't remember his name) to follow him, that's it. And he severely injures himself doing it, I can see how a power like that would turn someone into a psychopath even without his childhood from hell.

[@antra21]

+RyanDownes000 He's evil sweetie, he said as much in the show.

[@jamesburk8145]

This show made me go watch David Tennant play Hamlet. I highly recommend it. I've seen a few versions and that one is by far the most chilling.

[@H.K.5]

Kilgrave and Loki are the best villains in Marvel.

[@y2123-l8c]

Kingpin as well

[@RossLeyshon]

one of my favourite scenes in any type of media over the last few years.

[@williamnissen5083]

Just finished watching this episode. Was on the edge of my seat throughout this whole scene

[@grkpektis]

Fuck, Killgrave would give Hannibal Lector and the Joker nightmares

[@cashthecurator666]

Fuck that, he'd give Freddy Krueger and the Green Goblin nightmares

[@prideguy3233]

I highly doubt that. The Joker literally met Satan and I doubt Lector would be impressed with how much he acts like a child

[@glarcier4398]

"for every year that you left me alone, stab yourself." iirc, the victims "want" to follow his orders when his virus hits them. so, there must be at least a small amount of thought which the victims put in their actions. here, its actually the mother who does the counting. kilgrave doesn't say "stab yourself 30 times", he wants her to acknowledge her own shortcoming *by herself* .

[@the_mattescat8497]

Without a doubt Daredevil and Jessica Jones have the best season 1 out of all the Defenders..

[@pettingbears]

Sad thing is if Trish didn't shoot out the glass Jess probably could've stopped him and it would've been okay. That's a fault with Trish's personality that er,, comes up later on as well...

[@DigitalDrummer]

Jessica: EVERYBODY OUT!!! Everyone: *start running* literally one person gets out

[@hafizhwk5092]

This scene terrified me so much. Kilgrave was a great villain. So sad that he already dead in the series. He should come back later. Maybe in the Jessica Jones reboot or in the next movie (multiverse exist now).

[@johnfitzgerald7606]

why should there be a JJ reboot?

[@ritchvy]

@@johnfitzgerald7606 bc this along with the other marvel netlfix shows isn't MCU canon. For example the daredevil in the mcu is a reboot. It isn't a continuation of the Netflix show.

[@michaelpacheco6549]

@@ritchvyit’s not a reboot. It’s a soft reboot. It isn’t building on the plots from the Netflix shore but it damn sure isn’t acting like it never happened

[@ritchvy]

@@michaelpacheco6549 they’ve literally recasted Foggy & Karen for the MCU version. It ain’t a continuation period.

[@michaelpacheco6549]

@@ritchvy and? They’ve recasted the fucking hulk and rhodey mid mcu. Recasting doesn’t mean reboot.

[@leftbenchplayaa]

This scene had me on the edge of my seat

[@samstern2042]

Kilgrave's face at 1:14 is extremely chilling

[@TaigaXsenpai]

I have a feeling this guy is even worse than Thanos

[@cashthecurator666]

He is.

[@demoncatthing]

They’re both crazy, but Thanos wasn’t a manipulative sadist like this guy.

[@thecharjack9201]

Thanos never raped anyone so there’s that

[@whydty]

and they both are purple

[@casbot71]

@@whydty We better keep an eye on Barney the Dinosaur.

[@supremeoverlorde2109]

Love David Tennant and he did a fantastic job. I think it takes an outstanding actor to make you both hate and sympathize with a character at the same time. I certainly can't excuse him for the horrible things he's done, but the fact that he pretty much has no concept of right and wrong as a result of all he's been through makes it such a shame. The sad thing about Kilgrave is that with this power, he's basically just a spoiled child who never hears the word "no." He takes what he wants because he can, and without consequences. And be honest. How many people, gaining that kind of power, could resist that temptation? Having people obey your every command... I'm sure most of us would like to believe we'd do the right thing, but you never really know until you're faced with it.

[@callummoore6962]

It's hard to to feel sorry for Killgrave to a degree, especially with parents as awful as the ones he had.

[@karanjotsingh1873]

0:38 I dont even watch the show I just saw the youtube clip but this right here is so satisfying

[@sertan138]

Am i the only one who feel sorry about Kilgrave.

[@1DsTain]

I kinda do

[@magiv4205]

I cried when he died. And not only because that means we won't get to see that amazing villain in the future, but because I deeply cared for him and wanted him to find some happiness. Episodes 8&9 nearly broke me. I finished the series yesterday, so the wound is still fresh. So, I bought a cappuccino today, you know, the ones in the paper cups, and on the side was written in large letters: "Smile!" I nearly threw up, no joke.

[@johmanabat3746]

+Magi V But he had to die. He won't change for the better, he's obsessed with Jessica and does not feel remorse for those he had "indirectly" killed. And that for me was satisfying, with Jessica finally living on with a normal, alcoholic life. That last shot with her and Malcolm in the office, I was just "finally".

[@johmanabat3746]

***** With Jessica. She forced him to. And he thought that he can "balance the scale" by doing good things. He believes by being a "hero" he can unkill those he had killed.

[@magiv4205]

Joh Manabat I still think that if she gave him a chance and enough time, she could have changed his attitude for the better. I believe he wanted it too. Not the "change people's lives for the better", but rather feeling the thrill of being a hero. Have you seen how happy he was when they got back home? He said "A whole new purpose in life, it's exiting!" He doesn't really see a purpose in life. He is bored with it, because he can always get what he wants anyway. That's why he is so obsessed with Jessica, she is something NEW. Being a hero is something NEW, and if she spent enough time to teach him that it's also satisfying to do something for the greater good, I firmly believe it could've worked.

[@kostaslb2368]

Idea: Killgrave comes back from the dead, releases Fisk, and they become the villians of the first Defenders season. BEST PLOT EVER!

[@johndelsonvalerio9267]

Man I wish I could control people like that awesome powers

[@ryanlbronze2172]

I'm thinking does kilgrave's powers affect madame gao. If he somehow gets revived by the hand and retains his powers. I mean kilgrave's powers come from a virus while the hand uses supernatural ways

[@cashthecurator666]

My mom was horrified when she heard Kilgrave tell Louise to stab herself. I was too, after watching it again.

[@spectralgameboy]

I don’t want to hear anything else! David Tennant was awesome as Killgrave/Purple Man. Anyone who thinks different, then... “cut your heart out, dad!”

[@laurencandyfloss]

I feel so sorry for him

[@Southern_Crusader]

Doctor Who can be evil.

[@gphillimo]

This scene just made me think WOW he is sooooooo fucking evil

[@magiv4205]

this scene made me cheer at the screen because his parents are pricks. though I would've been mad if trish had died...

[@gphillimo]

Magi V How are his parents pricks? They tried to save his life and he killed both of them

[@magiv4205]

+gphillimo they rejected him twice (the first time when they left him and the second time in this clip) and this had a huge part in making him the monster he is now. They should have learned to live with the power and love him, show him not to abuse and twist it. Help him live a normal life despite it. They should've loved him like a son and not like he was a curse (after all it was their fault, so take the fucking responsibility!) When they finally won his trust back a bit, in that cell, don't fucking destroy it like jessica did in the episode before. They are one of the reasons that he thinks so low of human beings. Because nobody ever cared to show him otherwise.

[@Zatherothx]

+Magi V You do know they left the first time because he tortured them, right?

[@oscarscott8842]

honestly, I think kilgrave in jessica Jones is one of the best villains ever

[@mickyjoe97]

Who else thought Killgrave was ten times better than Fisk in Daredevil? It probably helps that David Tennant is a fantastic actor, unlike the guy who played Fisk, I can't think of his name.

[@Tribrachidiumheraldicum]

+mickyjoe97 Fisk was completely disappointing as a villain for me. I don't know why everyone found him so enthralling. As a character he was good, but as a villain, he just didn't own the scene like a villain should and like Tennant does here. I was extra excited after hearing that Fisk was to be played by some high level actor, even if I hadn't heard of him before hand. But in the end the performance just wasn't that interesting.

[@john50beach18]

+mickyjoe97 Really?! I thought Fisk was terrifying. The fact that he just went crazy without any warning, killing that accounting guy and car dooring that Russian guy's head off.

[@Tribrachidiumheraldicum]

John50 Beach Those deaths were insanely predictable given the tones of the scene. I think that Kilgrave was far more terrifying given that he would kill with no anger nor remorse so casually in scenes that weren't so easy to guess a death scene in.

[@maximekouhail3340]

+mickyjoe97 I prefer the kingpin. He almost seems meek, whispering his lines in an echo of the character's desire not to draw attention to himself. And in the end, we learn that there is a fountain of rage just below the surface, waiting to erupt into shockingly violent outbursts. To me he was scarier than Killgrave. Killgrave is a fun villain, but Fisk was pure rage. I also prefer the dynamic between him and Daredevil because their opposition was symbolic. They are basically, children of Hell's Kitchen. Both are traumatized by the death of their father and their vision for the city end in conflict. Fisk was a dark reflection of Matt. And I don't know what's the problem with Vincent D'onoforio, he was amazing, his monologue speech was by far one of the best scene of the serie. But I suppose we can All Agree That Marvel's TV Villains Are Way Better Than The Movie Villains

[@1DsTain]

+TheKilldozer38 Fisk was disappointing? lol

[@claudeoliver9437]

Thank god that gun is out of bullets.

[@JoelPerry1]

It wasn't. It jammed somehow.

[@sarahbear952]

I love kilgrave so much

[@houston-coley]

I can't even. I can't.

[@whoknows4379]

This one scene alone, just this one short two minute scene, is darker, bleaker, more mature, bloodier, more brutal, grittier, dread inducing and straight up scarier than every single frame from every single DCEU property ever made. Perhaps even every DC film in general. Yet DC fanboys love getting on their pedestal and screaming how DC adaptations are sooo much darker and edgier than MCU properties, which they claim is for kids when one, no they're absolutely not (especially with films like Shazam, Aquaman, WW and its sequel literally being children's films), and two, all of their films have been equally made for and marketed towards children. Batman and Superman are literally characters made for children the same way Thor and Iron Man are. To radical DC fanboys: please stop deluding and embarrassing yourselves by repeating that false notion. Its just a lie. DC is very much for children. Just look at the CW shows. Theyre basically Gossip Girl and 90210 levels of acting and dialogue and drama. Might as well be soap operas. Absolutely terrible. And yes they are very much made for and marketed to tween girls. The CW shows just look awful as well. Terrible fx, terrible sets and terrible costumes. Terribly acted and terribly written. Looks like all the actors are cosplaying and doing a bad job at it. Pathetic. DC could never rival Marvel shows like Daredevil, Punisher, Jessica Jones, Legion, Luke Cage, WandaVision and now Falcon and Winter Soldier. Then Loki, Secret Invasion, Armor Wars etc. All of them are substantially more adult themed and oriented than any DCEU film and again, darker.

[@rE8Al]

You are absolutely right

[@kkentertainment5279]

Trish should have only shot once to get his attention, Jessica was handling it, because of her he escaped, if she had only shot once, that way the worst thing that could happen was that Killgrave's father could have also died but that would have been it.

[@ibravosp5]

Imagine if she didn't shoot all those bullets Tho and kilgrave manipulated his dad to then stop Jessica, he would've then got out and probably still told Trish to shoot herself

[@toxicguy646]

1:33 after watching season 2.

[@r3tr0scope]

It's amazing how a past doctor can be on Netflix but they removed Doctor Who from Netflix #NetflixLogic

[@bridgetvolg7028]

wow number 10 really didn't enjoy regeneration he came back and decided to haunt america

[@chrisb4204]

You never see Jessica hit the shock button? Did that get accidentally cut out?

[@jackpope2247]

+Chris B Yeah, I'm pretty sure she did press it but it was disconnected.

[@nzPALMYnz]

+Chris B Yea she press's it in the show however that Howgart bitch cuts the cord when it was just Killgrave and her in the room. The youtube clip just doesn't show that scene.

[@Ubeenblind]

+Chris B Trinity from The Matrix cut the wire.Sneeky old bitch...

[@johmanabat3746]

+nzPALMYnz *Hogarth, not the wizard school.

[@nzPALMYnz]

Joh Manabat This is KZbin, not spelling school.

[@notmyname3487]

Good one 'FOLLOW ME DETECTIVE!!!'

[@hpnc]

😱Killgrave is 10times scarier and more dangerous than Anthony Fremont from the Twilight Zone episode - It's a Good Life.

[@diegoalvarez64]

I have one question: does kilgraves powers work on people who cant understand him? For example if he orders something at a man that only speaks spanish and couldnt possibly know what he is saying will he do it anyways? His power relies on him giving the order or on the person hearing it?

[@fabulousmyriad267]

+diegoalvarez64 The experiments performed on him created a virus which he emits. A vocal command directs the action but anyone within hearing distance of him is infected and susceptible to his commands: he may mime cutting your throat for instance and you will *want* to do it.

[@ICEtrey751]

He made Darlene kill herself

[@dbzking02]

Didn't they have the floor electrified?

[@Steven-ti6vb]

dbzking02 the button was broken so Jessica couldn't activate it, it's kind of bs when it broke at that time

[@mangobird75]

Shouldn't this be killgrave's first escape? He escapes like 6 times.

[@CalebBelyeu]

Okay I only got one word to say.... OW!

[@hermanporter1747]

Unless her gun wasn’t fully loaded which usually ain’t the case wit movie revolvers Trish only shot 5 rounds the 6th shlda killed her

[@elcanaldeesetipo]

David Tennant looks exactly like Scarface

[@joaquinmoisesverarodriguez6108]

flash azul!!! que haces aqui?! :D

[@elcanaldeesetipo]

Joaquin Moises Vera Rodriguez Pues aquí, andaba a 2 cuadras y me quedaba cerca

[@kareneastman9695]

I love the Persuasion and total mind control powers. Pushers are a bit coolAwesome. Once in a while ,I'd like to be a Pusher/persuader.:-):-D .I felt so bad /Sad for the poor Punk kid.I hope he went back later and told him he could leave the fence and give him money to go eat and get a drink.

[@JoelPerry1]

The revolver jamming is literally less believable than the mind control.

[@ScrubNigel]

It really bothered me even back when I first watched it; what is the plan here? Ok, make him use his powers so that everyone can see. Then what? Sacrifice the parents? If not - then why not have some kind of contingency plan? Knock them out with sleeping gas, with electricity or whatever.

[@austinadams5109]

This is an older comment... but F it. I think Jessica thought the electricity trap would still work. My guess is she thought she could zap them before the mind control set in.

[@user-rj4pq7lm1n]

they did have a contingency plan; they were going to electrocute them to stun them, however they didn’t know that hogarth cut the wire so the electricity wouldn’t work

[@Sagplaya]

I want Killgraves powers

[@sbraypaynt]

Isn’t Patsy just going to now go look for another bullet and force it into her skull?

[@PrimeParadiso]

Anyone know the actress who played Kilgrave's mum? I totally recognise her from something but no idea what... it's been bugging me for an hour!

[@whoknows4379]

She plays Darlene Snell on Ozark.

[@suspiciousmoon4474]

Iconic lol

[@EvanCops]

1:42 Jesus

[@LukimusPrime]

His mum should’ve gone for the head.

[@OliveisBatman]

What ep is this from?

[@epilsart2894]

Is this a superhero or horror movie?

[@kevinlinkll9531]

superhero show

[@gamewalkerspice848]

Preacher?

[@OfficerFriendly2006]

why did she stab herself in the heart? Kilgrave never specified where she should have?

[@HoshiHikari]

That’s what I’m wondering! Why can’t anyone just find loopholes in his commands? Oh, cut my heart out? Good thing I wear it on my sleeve! Here’s a cute cloth heart from my shirt sleeve. Sorted. PS fuck you, son.

[@handler803]

Although this show is full of plotholes, I still think this is waay better than DDS1. JJS1 brought something new to the table whereas DDs1 is good but it's a "cliche" type of good.

[@medivius]

what do you mean with plotholes? can you give some examples

[@koushikraja331]

sorry, but DD season 1 was the best comic book show. ever. not even DD season 2 could top it. sorry.

[@ZzMattizZ]

Opinions man...

[@RoScFan]

So...it's easy to get out of handcusffs?

[@hesseldv57]

Ryan Masters and you can totally see that it hurts

[@gmo_sniper]

0:32

[@rotyler2177]

Is that guy still standing outside the nightclub staring at the fence? :)

[@TheSuperNats]

Ro Tyler he probably was let go when Kilgrave died

[@rotyler2177]

Magic of Blakely I dont believe so. I think Kilgrave said he told a guy to 'screw himself' and he was telling Jessica how that guy is probably still trying to do it.I think it wears off if you get a donk on the head unconcious. Nick Kage said he needed to wait 24-36 hours after waking up from his concussion to make sure he is clear.

[@spanishconquistador6371]

Killgrave=Joker

[@UndyingWladeslaus]

how the fuck is a supervillain named 'Purple Man' the most fucked up piece of shit imaginable? Just watch this series.

[@cayv7694]

disappointed with the finale.

[@eMPaNaH]

+Cay V yeah me too :(

[@aksharpatel6024]

It was a great finale.

[@cayv7694]

Akshar Patel could be better if they dont kill off the best character

[@aksharpatel6024]

+Cay V In the context of the story, Kilgrave had an inevitable demise.

[@cayv7694]

Akshar Patel ok cool. not really looking for an opinion. kthxbye

[@LastLighthouse]

“Marvel is for kids”

[@gabcard2767]

Why didn't his mother went for the neck

[@EmptyMan000]

I hated Trish so much in this series. Always made the wrong choices. Glad she got written as a villain later.

[@kaleidoslug7777]

This is not "dark". This messed up shit is dark like a nuclear explosion is shiny

[@ch5635]

It's honestly TERRIFYING to me how many people excuse or even straight up romanticize Kilgrave. He's so horrific to watch I can barely stand Tennant at all anymore... he played it a little TOO well.

[@gdog5798]

I hate doctor who but David tennant is a fantastic actor he has to come back in the mcu as a hero probably the Inhumans he is fantastic

[@Hokiesareawesome]

How? He's dead

[@gdog5798]

+Hokiesareawesome not kilgrave he has to come back in the mcu as another character

[@Hokiesareawesome]

+john jonz How would that make any sense? How could they bring him back to play a completely different character? That would make no sense

[@gdog5798]

+Hokiesareawesome as a cgi character just use his voice like Smaug from the hobbit

[@Hokiesareawesome]

+john jonz His voice is too recognizable. Marvel has no need to bring him back, whatever the form, unless it is specifically for Kilgrave, possibly in flashbacks if there is a Jessica Jones season 2. Other than that he would not return

[@hydraxxon1]

y is he not u knv..PURPLE!

[@puffwad]

The show kinda went down hill after this awesome episode, but still an awesome series.

[@OLGMC]

Downhill? HA!

[@ShakeSoft]

Killgrave is awesome, but Jessica is boring. Matt Murdock and Luke Cage are far better characters, she's just playing the same character from Breaking Bad and Apartment 23 again.

[@mako3271]

+Steve Rogers "Hey Cap, it's me!" "DEADPOOL!"

[@noahjoe1609]

I agree, there really wasn't much to her...

[@ShakeSoft]

Sina Valentin You lost all your reason when you said Wilson Fisk was disappointment. He's by far the best thing in the show.

[@werobaldini7071]

Kilgrave and Kingpin are the best Villians in the MCU so far, they are both amazing; but i can't say the same about the rest, Loki is kind of good, but he's overused as shit; Ultron was a huge waste of potential and Winter Soldier wasn't even the villian in CAP 2, it was Alexander Pierce and who remember who he was?. Grand Ward in AoS should be dead by now, at this point, he's just wasting screentime. Malekith was very generic, The mandarin was awsome in Iron man 3........until his reveal.

[@cashthecurator666]

I love both of them. Kingpin is a Tragic Villain, but Kilgrave is a Complete Monster. With Kingpin, he's the product of being under the thumb of an an abusive, alcoholic father and mockery from other kids, which gave him a drive to prove himself. Kilgrave was tortured horrendously, but his parents tortured him because they loved him. But all of those dreadful experimental and lack of guidance made him into a 10 year old boy in a 40 year old man's body. You feel sorry for the Kingpin, but you just feel pity for Kilgrave.