Jonesing for Jessica Episode 2 AKA Crush Syndrome

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Marvel's Jessica Jones is the newest comic character to be adapted from comics to a live action series on Netflix. After a tragic ending to her short-lived Super Hero stint, Jessica is rebuilding her personal life & career as a private detective in Hell's Kitchen. It's time the world knew her name… In the second episode of the show Jessica vows to prove Hope's innocence, even though it means tracking down a terrifying figure from her own past. Hosts Brett & Elana will discuss each episode one by one with special guests joining in. For this episode they'll be joined by Alyssa Rosenberg. Alyssa Rosenberg is the culture columnist for the Opinions section of The Washington Post.

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