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Huge news for fans of David Tennant, the Gracepoint and Doctor Who star is making his way to Netflix on the upcoming 13-episode series debuting in 2015, Jessica Jones, which follows up Daredevil.

Tennant has been cast as the villainous Killgrave on the show, starring opposite Krysten Ritter (Jessica Jones) and Michael Colter (Luke Cage) which is being developed by executive producer and showrunner Melissa Rosenberg.

“I'm so honored and excited by the prospect of David inhabiting this multifaceted character,” said Rosenberg. “He can deliver the most heart-wrenching moment to the driest of lines, and all points in between. He'll make Killgrave a truly original villain."

In addition, Marvel's Head of Television, Jeph Loeb said that he's the man they need for the job and he brings a huge amount of dedication to his role.

The synopsis of the show is as follows:

After a tragic ending to her short-lived super hero stint, Jessica Jones is rebuilding her personal life and career as a detective who gets pulled into cases involving people with extraordinary abilities in New York City.

Jessica Jones will be debuting on Netflix in 2015.

I'm fairly certain that "Killgrave" is Purple-Man. Who is one of the sickest bastards in the Marvel Universe.
 
I'm fairly certain that "Killgrave" is Purple-Man. Who is one of the sickest bastards in the Marvel Universe.


Yep. Zebediah Killgrave, the Purple Man. Don't know as of yet if he'll have the trademark purple skin. More than sure he'll have the mind control pheromone powers however. Character wouldn't be the same without them.
 
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Needs more Raheem storm to be honest

He only gets like a one second appearance...obviously

The only thing good about the FF so far has been the Silver Surfer. Not sure a reboot is a good idea. But oh well, I'll give anything a shot...once.
 
Check out the English version on Netflix. It's a BBC show and it stars him in the same role. It's way better than the American version. I think it's called, "Broadchurch."

Those BBC cop dramas be on point.

Everything by the BBC is on point. You should check out their radio dramatizations of Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot and The Hobbit.
 
Same here, particularly JRPGs. Which ones tend to get a lot of play time from you?

Hard to say

I've did full runs through dragon age 1 and 2 (waiting on inquisition from gamefly), played the hell out of star ocean the last hope....ended all the mass effect games, level capped a few characters in final fantasy xiv

I have dragons dogma and the jrpg Tales series lined up in my backlog
 
I hate that they're rebooting it tho

Why not come up with an entirely new story arc, devoid of yet another origin theme

Different actors, same shit

so you loved the last reboot? I wasn't a fan of the last two reboots but I am hoping it is about them getting their powers and coming together to fight a bad guy. However it is a teaser. I thought Hercules with Dwayne was going to be good and it was garbage.
 
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