I just finished this earlier. When it ended I was really high on it and was telling myself I thought it was on-par with Daredevil, but just sixty minutes later I don't feel the same way, but I did like how dark it got at points. It was definitely enjoyable and Tennant plays a fantastic villain but Daredevil is still king (as is D'Onofrio as Kingpin). It did completely turn me around on Krysten Ritter. I hated Jane in Breaking Bad so much that I almost couldn't stand to see her.

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Kilgrave had immense power that he could have wielded to do just about anything, and his chief aspiration in life is this one girl. I get his obsession with her being the only one ever able to resist his powers, but still. They really stretched it out for as long as they possibly could have. I teeter between finding it refreshing and finding it annoying that this powerful villain had such petty goals. Since they just killed him off I wish they would have done been done with Kilgrave a couple of episodes before the finale in order to begin setting up the next villain for her or even Luke Cage's series. Though I guess if they just plan on using Nuke then they've already done that. The fight scenes weren't as good as the ones in Daredevil, and it seemed like Jessica's strength was inconsistent throughout the episodes, even before she got her ribs broken. I did really like pretty much all of the supporting cast and side characters, but my biggest gripe with the show is those twins they shoehorned in there. Christ, they were insufferable. All of that said I'm still pretty excited by this street level superhero stuff that Marvel is doing with Netflix and I'll be eager to see Cage and Ironfist.