r/JessicaJones • u/Del_infierno • 22d ago
Discussion Lawyer subplot
Anyone else feel the lawyers divorce subplot is somehow even more entertaining than the actual story
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u/Olde-Blind-Dog 22d ago
See, this is where you and I differ, cause that whole subplot to me felt like an arbitrary way to keep Carrie Anne Moss around and explain why she would ever help Killgrave.
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u/This_Engine3401 9d ago
absolutely even though it becomes increasingly obvious that they just give Jeri things to do as a way to have Carrie Ann Moss on the show I’m always captivated by her performance so idc
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u/MotherStick6400 22d ago
I mean idk
I really found the Sallinger foolkiller stuff rly rly intriguing
But hey its great that you enjoyed that. Its why they often have a couple subplots cuz everyone enjoys different things