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Jessica Jones Final Season Teaser Confirms Release Date
Jessica Jones is the last of Netflix's Marvel shows, and the final season is nearly here. Following the streaming service's recent tease that Season 3 will be with us next month, we now have a confirmed release date.
Netflix has announced that Jessica Jones Season 3 will hit the service on Friday, June 4. The news comes via a short teaser. The promo doesn't reveal anything about the plot of new season, but it sets a dark mood. The camera moves ominously towards the door of Jessica's Alias detective agency, while a voiceover says that Jessica is "a fraud and a cheater." Check it out above.
Jessica Jones Season 3 stars Krysten Ritter as troubled private detective Jessica, plus Rachael Taylor (as Trish), Eka Darville (as Malcolm Ducasse), and Carrie-Anne Moss (as Jeri Hogarth).
Jessica Jones was the second Marvel Netflix show, following Daredevil, and Season 1 was released in November 2015. Iron Fist, Luke Cage, The Punisher, and The Defenders followed over the next couple of years, but all have now been cancelled. Disney launches its own streaming platform, Disney+, in the Fall and has a host of its own Marvel shows in development for the new service.
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Netflix has announced that Jessica Jones Season 3 will hit the service on Friday, June 4. The news comes via a short teaser. The promo doesn't reveal anything about the plot of new season, but it sets a dark mood. The camera moves ominously towards the door of Jessica's Alias detective agency, while a voiceover says that Jessica is "a fraud and a cheater." Check it out above.
Jessica Jones Season 3 stars Krysten Ritter as troubled private detective Jessica, plus Rachael Taylor (as Trish), Eka Darville (as Malcolm Ducasse), and Carrie-Anne Moss (as Jeri Hogarth).
Jessica Jones was the second Marvel Netflix show, following Daredevil, and Season 1 was released in November 2015. Iron Fist, Luke Cage, The Punisher, and The Defenders followed over the next couple of years, but all have now been cancelled. Disney launches its own streaming platform, Disney+, in the Fall and has a host of its own Marvel shows in development for the new service.
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