Sense8

A unique and compelling sci-fi fantasy with lots of saucy bits and an interesting premise.

Bojack Horseman

Definitely my favorite show about a depressed cartoon horse having a mid-life crisis in Hollywood.

Master of None

A Netflix-original comedy loosely based on writer Ansari’s real-life experiences.

Jessica Jones

Krysten Ritter does a phenomenal job portraying Marvel’s badass Jessica Jones.

House of Cards

An absolute fan favourite with a plot containing more twists and turns than a helter skelter.

The Crown

Peter Morgan’s portrayal of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II is suspenseful and fascinating.

Narcos

Another amazing show about drug-related crime. The show is based on the true story of the hunt for Pablo Escobar.

Orange is the New Black

What started off as a hilarious and raunchy show has shaped up to be an important show which highlights some of the core issues surrounding profit-run prisons in the US.

Stranger Things

Who didn’t watch this in a weekend? The 80’s nostalgia, emotional and unnerving show is one of the most popular Netflix originals to date with its second season drawing in over 15 million viewers.

The post Extremely Binge-Worthy Netflix Originals appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Yesterday, Netflix released a new trailer for the second season of Jessica Jones, called Her Way. Based on the character from Marvel Comics, Jessica Jones, the web television series is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, serving as the bridge to film franchise.

The series follows Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), a former super-heroine who opens her own private detective agency, Alias Investigations.The first season of the series centered on her rebuilding her life, dealing with cases involving people with extraordinary abilities and her encounter with Killgrave (David Tennant), former lover of Jessica Jones who has the ability to control people by simply giving oral commands.

After the events of Marvel’s The Defenders, Fans have been wondering what is in store for the next season of Marvel’s Jessica Jones. The trailer for Season 2 reveals the origin of Jessica Jones after her encounter with Killgrave. The audience sees that Jessica is in an anger management session and she explains that her entire family died “in a car accident.Someone did horrific experiments on[her].” She adds that she was “abducted, raped” and was forced to murder someone. Luke describes Jessica as “a hard drinking, short-fused mess of a woman.” However, most of the trailer is old footage from season one with very minimal new footage from season 2.It was announced that the original cast will return including a cameo from David Tennant’s Killgrave.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, showrunner Melissa Rosenberg explained that Jessica Jones season 2 will have Killgrave in some episodes because “he’s such a part of her construction and her dilemma.” She adds, “I think just having him come back and be that mirror again is really important.”

The second season of Marvel’s Jessica Jones will return on Netflix on Thursday March 8th, 2018.

The post Marvel’s “Jessica Jones” will returns on March 8th appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Sense8

A unique and compelling sci-fi fantasy with lots of saucy bits and an interesting premise.

Bojack Horseman

Definitely my favorite show about a depressed cartoon horse having a mid-life crisis in Hollywood.

Master of None

A Netflix-original comedy loosely based on writer Ansari’s real-life experiences.

Jessica Jones

Krysten Ritter does a phenomenal job portraying Marvel’s badass Jessica Jones.

House of Cards

An absolute fan favourite with a plot containing more twists and turns than a helter skelter.

The Crown

Peter Morgan’s portrayal of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II is suspenseful and fascinating.

Narcos

Another amazing show about drug-related crime. The show is based on the true story of the hunt for Pablo Escobar.

Orange is the New Black

What started off as a hilarious and raunchy show has shaped up to be an important show which highlights some of the core issues surrounding profit-run prisons in the US.

Stranger Things

Who didn’t watch this in a weekend? The 80’s nostalgia, emotional and unnerving show is one of the most popular Netflix originals to date with its second season drawing in over 15 million viewers.

The post Extremely Binge-Worthy Netflix Originals appeared first on Entertainment For Us.

Yesterday, Netflix released a new trailer for the second season of Jessica Jones, called Her Way. Based on the character from Marvel Comics, Jessica Jones, the web television series is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, serving as the bridge to film franchise.

The series follows Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), a former super-heroine who opens her own private detective agency, Alias Investigations.The first season of the series centered on her rebuilding her life, dealing with cases involving people with extraordinary abilities and her encounter with Killgrave (David Tennant), former lover of Jessica Jones who has the ability to control people by simply giving oral commands.

After the events of Marvel’s The Defenders, Fans have been wondering what is in store for the next season of Marvel’s Jessica Jones. The trailer for Season 2 reveals the origin of Jessica Jones after her encounter with Killgrave. The audience sees that Jessica is in an anger management session and she explains that her entire family died “in a car accident.Someone did horrific experiments on[her].” She adds that she was “abducted, raped” and was forced to murder someone. Luke describes Jessica as “a hard drinking, short-fused mess of a woman.” However, most of the trailer is old footage from season one with very minimal new footage from season 2.It was announced that the original cast will return including a cameo from David Tennant’s Killgrave.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, showrunner Melissa Rosenberg explained that Jessica Jones season 2 will have Killgrave in some episodes because “he’s such a part of her construction and her dilemma.” She adds, “I think just having him come back and be that mirror again is really important.”

The second season of Marvel’s Jessica Jones will return on Netflix on Thursday March 8th, 2018.

The post Marvel’s “Jessica Jones” will returns on March 8th appeared first on Entertainment For Us.