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Jessica Jones 104 | FULL AKIMA Reactions
🕑 Added 2020-02-05 22:12:29 +0000 UTCHi everyone and welcome back! My sister n' law, Heather (my main editor besides myself) is taking vacation starting tmrw, so I'm going to try and pick up her workload, over the next few days... but most likely I'm just going to stick to our FULL Reactions here. I edit all those anyway and part of our Fair Use YouTube videos. Mom, Kim and I also want to take some time to hang out with Heather and my twin brother Tom (her husband) too! They moved to Florida almost a year ago, so it'll be great to see them! I will keep our FULL Reactions going here mostly, but I may miss a video or 2 due to family (in a good way)! :)
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Comments
Armchair Wizard
Wow i never noticed that she played Gretchen Schwartz.
Raymond DeGraw
Great reaction, it is so fun re-watching this series with you. To help clarify, most of the "Kilgrave victims" being interviewed at the lawyer office were lying and only the small group at the end with Jessica are the real victims. Keep up the great job. And I'm hoping you react to the series, "Once Upon a Time".
Bryan-P
Did you ladies notice that the actress that played the woman, Audrey, that hired Jessica to track her husband that turned out to want revenge on "gifted" people was the same actress that plays Gretchen on Breaking Bad? She was so different in this...guess that is why they call it acting!
Frankie H
To confirm, everyone at the support group at the bar at the end of the episode were real victims of Kilgrave, so the lady who was told to smile nonstop and the the cellist player who played until her hands bled were telling the truth. And the wealthy guy with the nice suit jacket. By that point they had managed to weed out the frauds from the victims back at the law office. Also thanks for putting my name on the special thanks list.
