Marvel’s ‘Jessica Jones’ Gets Third Season at Netflix
Season 2 premiered on International Women’s Day last month
Ashley Boucher | April 12, 2018 @ 12:35 PM
Last Updated: April 12, 2018 @ 3:37 PM
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Your favorite binge-drinker and P.I. isn’t going anywhere, “Jessica Jones” fans.
Marvel’s superhero drama has been renewed for a third season at Netflix, the streaming giant said Thursday.
Season 2 dropped last month, three years after the show’s initial run in 2015. In Season 2, fans were given a little more of Jessica and Trish’s backstory as they take on a case close to Jessica (no spoilers, promise).
Season 2 featured all female directors, something Ritter told TheWrap is “something to celebrate.”
“Obviously created by a woman, stars women, this season it felt just so on-brand and exciting moment to celebrate these female filmmakers,” she said ahead of the Season 2 premiere. “They didn’t go into it with this intention it happened organically and that to me is really exciting.”
Krysten Ritter stars as the titular superhero, along with Rachael Taylor as Trish Walker, Carrie-Anne Moss as Jeri Hogarth and Eka Darville as Malcolm Ducasse. Showrunner Melissa Rosenberg executive produces, as does Marvel’s Jeph Loeb and Jim Chory. “Jessica Jones” is produced by Marvel Television in association with ABC Studios for Netflix.
'Jessica Jones' Season 2: 13 Comic Book Covers Made by Women Reveal Episode Titles (Photos)
"Jessica Jones" fans, your long wait for Season 2 is almost over -- and Netflix just dropped the titles of all 13 episodes to hold your interest until the show returns to the streaming service on March 8. Each comic book cover is illustrated by a woman, and highlights the episode title and the female director at the helm. Scroll through to check out all 13!
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Episode 201 Title: Start at the Beginning
Illustrated by: Stephanie Hans
Directed by: Anna Foerster
Written by: Melissa Rosenberg
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Episode 202 Title: Freak Accident
Illustrated by: Jen Bartel
Directed by: Minkie Spiro
Written by: Aida Mashaka Croal
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Episode 203 Title: Sole Survivor
Illustrated by: Elizabeth Torque
Directed by: Mairzee Almas
Written by: Lisa Randolph
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Episode 204 Title: God Help the Hobo
Illustrated by: Kate Niemczyk
Directed by: Deborah Chow
Written by: Jack Kenny
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Episode 205 Title: The Octopus
Illustrated by: Colleen Doran
Directed by: Millicent Shelton
Written by: Jamie King
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Episode 206 Title: Facetime
Illustrated by: Erica Henderson
Directed by: Jet Wilkinson
Written by: Raelle Tucker
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Episode 207 Title: I Want Your Cray Cray
Illustrated by: Audrey Mok
Directed by: Jennifer Getzinger
Written by: Hilly Hicks, Jr.
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Episode 208 Title: Ain't We Got Fun
Illustrated by: Joyce Chin
Directed by: Zetna Fuentes
Written by: Gabe Fonseca
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Episode 209 Title: Shark in the Bathtub, Monster in the Bed
Illustrated by: Jenny Frison
Directed by: Rosemary Rodriguez
Written by: Jenny Klein
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Episode 210 Title: Pork Chop
Illustrated by: Amy Reeder
Directed by: Neasa Hardiman
Written by: Aida Mashaka Croal
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Episode 211 Title: Three Lives and Counting
Illustrated by: Ema Lupacchino
Directed by: Jennifer Lynch
Written by: Jack Kenny and Lisa Randolph
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Episode 212 Title: Pray for My Patsy
Illustrated by: June Brigman
Directed by: Liz Friedlander
Written by: Raelle Tucker and Hilly Hicks, Jr.
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Episode 213 Title: Playland
Illustrated by: Annie Wu
Directed by: Uta Briesewitz
Teleplay by: Melissa Rosenberg
Story by: Jesse Harris
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Comic book covers highlight female directors and illustrators
"Jessica Jones" fans, your long wait for Season 2 is almost over -- and Netflix just dropped the titles of all 13 episodes to hold your interest until the show returns to the streaming service on March 8. Each comic book cover is illustrated by a woman, and highlights the episode title and the female director at the helm. Scroll through to check out all 13!