Necrotongue

Luke Cage makes a comeback, and I have to say, I enjoy him more here than in his own series. The flashback to Luke meeting Kilgrave was entertaining, and the entire episode was a lot of fun, especially the demolition scene at the club. The creators really nailed it.

The first half was a bit slow, but the second half more than made up for it. The plot was again complemented by flashbacks from Trish and Jessica's childhood, revealing some crucial details. And it seems the creators have really started to enjoy delivering explosive endings.

The creators focused heavily on action, and it paid off. While the atmosphere wasn't as rich, the exciting action scenes and solid tension made up for it. I have to commend the writers for the character of Jeri Hogarth — it's hard to find a more cold-blooded bitch.

A mostly low-key episode, but it was still one of the best. The creators did a great job highlighting each character, revealing more of Kilgrave’s past, and delivering an action-packed finale. I was thoroughly entertained from start to finish.

Just as dead Ruben amused me in the previous episode, this time it was Kilgrave, the man of many faces, who had me laughing. His desperate attempts to win Jessica’s favor were perfect, and the action at the end, capped off with a truly bombastic finale, was outstanding.

What surprised me most was how many funny moments were brought about by Ruben's dead body — I found myself laughing unexpectedly often. This was clearly Ruben’s best performance! The story continues to maintain a good pace and atmosphere, and now with added humor, I’m thoroughly satisfied.

The story veered off course again, but even though this episode focused on a side plot, it's clear these events will impact the main storyline. So, it definitely wasn’t filler like you often find in other shows. Kilgrave took his obsession to the next level, and Jeri is up to something shady. Can’t wait for the next episode!

Episode five brought a lot of interesting developments. The story was frequently complemented by flashbacks — and I really mean "complemented," not "interrupted," because these glimpses into the past were relevant and revealed previously hidden details. Despite the weaker fight scene with the bodyguards and Malcolm’s completely unbelievable decision to ditch the drugs, I’m giving this episode five stars.

Another great episode. While the new client slightly diverted attention from the main storyline, it still moved the plot forward and didn’t feel like filler. The situation added to the paranoid atmosphere, enhancing the search for the informant.

The most action-packed episode so far, with Sergeant Will Simpson providing the most entertaining moments. His adherence to Kilgrave’s orders was spot-on. I love how each episode reveals more about Jessica and Kilgrave’s shared past — this time, it was intense.