Marvel's Jessica Jones

You can get anything delivered in New York City.

Or anyone.

Oh, God...

But you gotta be careful what you open your door to.

Whatever you let in will eventually get out.

Particularly with me around.

I should've known.

No pizza run takes that long.

He was so sweet to me.

I was gonna make him manager.

I feel so humiliated.

Rough. I take cash or checks.

You know, just leave the name blank. I'll fill that in later.

Hey, Mavie!

Hey.

Who's your friend, Mave?

- I'm Rafi. - You wash that yet?

You guys hungry? I'm starving.

I got another job for you.

- How about you pay for the first one? - I want you to kill him.

My job here is done.

He's a bad man. You're a vigilante superhero.

Let's be clear. You want me to murder this guy?

Damn skippy. He deserves it.

- That's your code, right? - Yeah, I'm getting T-shirts made.

And I'll triple your fee.

Hey, Rafi, come on over here.

Don't do it here. Find an alley or something.

If you're hungry,

I got a no-show on this large pep with bells...

Your boss here wants to have you killed.

Yeah, right.

You're caught, Rafi.

She's pissed.

She wants you dead. Wants me to do the deed.

You?

Jesus Christ, Mavis. I knew you were effed up, but this?

But that's not... I didn't...

Why did you do that?

Because I'm not a killer.

Oh, bullpucky! You broke a man's neck. I heard about it on Trish Talk.

Some guy does you wrong and you kill him,

but now the vigilante hero's gonna judge me?

A hero would have you locked up for soliciting murder.

A vigilante would beat the shit out of you.

Now which one am I?

- I don't know. - Choose.

Please don't kill me.

I don't kill people.

Because I'm not a murderer.

If a door won't stay closed...

build a stronger door.

Okay, great.

- Well, that was painful. - That was amazing, Patsy!

- Yeah. - Our daughter will never forget it.

She's a huge fan.

Kyle plays her the entire DVD box set, including the Christmas specials.

Great. So can I have the...

Oh, hey, hey! How about an encore? We'd love to hear the hit single!

- No. - Oh, forgive me for being a fan.

It's just... We had a deal. I just want the file.

What deal? What file? Kyle, what did you do?

Uh, why don't you go make sure

Lilibeth shares her toys with the other kids?

- Here you go. - Are you crazy?

The hospital will fire you if they find out you stole a confidential...

I didn't steal. I copied.

It'll be our secret, along with that performance.

This is a HIPAA violation. You could be sued or arrested.

I did it for our daughter.

- Where's the rest of it? - Well, that's all I could find.

- I'm married to a criminal. - Ash, stop.

Holy shit!

- Patsy doesn't swear. - I do.

Patsy's kinda mean.

Hey, Jess?

Where are you?

I thought they would have shut movie guy down by now.

Still here, first Friday every month. Except when he's in Boca.

So what's up? You sounded serious.

It's been a while since we did this.

Nothing better than dinner and a movie after a crap-ass day.

How early did you start?

Just after my last asshole client.

- You've had a lot of those lately. - They pay the best.

And you don't have to feel anything for them.

Oh, I felt something for this one.

Did anyone get hurt?

No.

I'm just saying, it wouldn't be the first or even the second time.

That's because this supervigilante shit keeps coming at me.

It doesn't help that you keep yakking about it on Trish Talk.

I've never mentioned you or the others by name.

You said you grew up with a super.

It doesn't take an Internet genius to get to me.

- I'll try harder to mask you. - Why talk about it at all?

Because I finally have something to say.

Real news that matters. And someone has to champion tolerance.

You're making it harder for me to move past shit.

Well, maybe you can't move past it without actually facing it.

I put him out of my misery. I call that facing it.

I think there's more to it than just Kilgrave.

And?

You're missing 20 days.

Yeah. A lot more than that if you count my blackouts.

Seventeen years ago.

After the accident.

You were brought into the ER,

but you weren't assigned a hospital bed until 20 days later,

with no hospital records in between.

Where were you?

- In a coma. - That explains why you can't remember.

- It doesn't explain what IGH did to you. - We don't know that IGH did anything.

I know you went into that hospital near death and you walked out with powers.

And I know IGH experiments on people, like Dr. Kozlov did to Simpson.

- You've been busy. - Yeah.

And you didn't want to hear about it.

Where did you get that file?

A hospital security guard who's a fan.

I just sang at his kid's birthday party.

Yeah, it was a low moment. But this was worth it.

Jess, Kilgrave isn't the only ghost inside your head.

- But he cracked something open in you... - And I'm recovering.

By drinking more, fighting more?

More meaningless cases and meaningless sex?

Hey, don't knock meaningless sex.

Knowing what they did to you might help you.

And I can expose them, starting with Dr. Kozlov.

- Okay, he's connected but... - No.

I can't change the past.

So it's gonna stay where it is.

I'll deal with this on my own.

Meaning go to a bar and drink.

- That's what I said. - Ugh!

God damn it.

Jess! I...

Jess, come on! I...

I can't open this!

I'm not strong enough.

Damn it!

Jess?

Jess, you up?

No!

You alone?

I don't know.

All right. First meeting's in ten. Chug it.

You're fired.

Chug.

Start at the beginning.

I want to find my son, but they wouldn't tell me who adopted him.

There are lizards wearing human skins and taking over the government.

They threatened my wife if I blow the whistle,

but their products are making people sick.

Someone's trying to kill me because I have powers.

But they haven't caught up to me yet, thanks to my super speed.

I want to meet my son before I die.

I need more proof before I come forward.

You have to stop the dinosaur people. They already got Jay-Z.

My superhero name?

The kids in school used to call me "the Whizzer."

I bet they did.

Why don't you take a lap around the block? I'll time you.

No, I can only speed when I'm scared.

I'm a fear-based hero.

Sorry, Whizzer.

Well, I say we find the adopted son.

Nope.

We can afford to take a pro bono case.

That will just attract more sob stories and nut jobs.

Meaning people in pain who actually need our help.

Let it get personal and the whole case goes to shit.

A good P.I. needs objectivity.

Take the case. Take the clues. Take the cash.

- What are you doing? - I'm writing that down. It was pithy.

That wasn't a lesson.

'Cause why would you help me get better at my job?

It's my job.

So fire me for trying to build something with you.

I keep trying to fire you, and you keep not being fired.

Why is that?

Lack of clarity, I bet.

Hi, I'm your two o'clock. Right on time.

Punctuality an issue for you?

Who is this guy?

Uh, it's Pryce Cheng of Cheng Consulting.

Risk management. We're the best firm in the city.

I've heard of you.

- Risk management? - It's a more pretentious name for a P.I.

So, what can I do for you that you can't already do for yourself?

Nothing.

I mean, I have all the resources and support staff a P.I. needs.

A nice suite of offices, extensive client list,

excellent employee benefits.

But having a powered person on staff could bring in new clients.

You want to hire her.

I wanna absorb Alias Investigations.

Why?

Cheng Consulting needs to branch out. We want to stay competitive.

- No, thanks. - You'd have complete autonomy.

Take only the cases that are meaningful to you.