Jessica Jones: Season 3 (2019)
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Jessica faces off against the sadistic killer Gregory Sallinger, and her own sister. It’s a 2019 season from Marvel’s Netflix era. Marvel added it to its official timeline in 2024, but the films don’t need it, so it isn’t in our main 81-title order. At 13 episodes, about 9h 45m in all, it streams on Disney+ and Hulu in the US.
| Release date | June 14, 2019 |
|---|---|
| Episodes | 13 × ~45 min |
Why it’s worth knowing about
The final season of the Netflix Marvel shows, with Jessica facing a calculating serial killer.
About Jessica Jones: Season 3
The last season of Jessica Jones pairs Jessica with Trish Walker, whose experimental treatment has left her with enhanced abilities and a hunger to become a hero. Together they go after Gregory Sallinger, a highly intelligent serial killer who wants to expose Jessica as a fraud. Jessica also meets Erik Gelden, an empath who gets painful headaches when he senses people who've done wrong. As the case goes on, Jessica and Trish's very different ideas about what a hero should do pull them apart.
Melissa Rosenberg and co-showrunner Scott Reynolds oversaw the 13 episodes, which Netflix released on June 14, 2019. Netflix had already canceled the show in February, so the writers knew it would be the end. Krysten Ritter, Rachael Taylor, Carrie-Anne Moss and Eka Darville return, with Jeremy Bobb as Sallinger and Benjamin Walker as Erik. Ritter made her directing debut with episode 2, "A.K.A. You're Welcome." Critics gave it 73% on Rotten Tomatoes, calling it a strong if not entirely satisfying finale.
Good to know
- Every episode title keeps the "A.K.A." format from the first two seasons.
- Trish tries several costumes, including a comics-style yellow and black Hellcat suit.
- Ritter got a 2019 Saturn Award nomination for her performance this season.
Spoiler Spoilers for Jessica Jones: Season 3: tap to reveal
- Mike Colter makes a guest appearance as Luke Cage in the finale.
How to watch it
Watch this last among the Marvel Netflix shows, and don't skip Jessica Jones season 2, because Trish's story picks up directly from it and drives this season. Afterward, Ritter's Jessica continues in season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again (2026). It's for fans of the noir tone of season 1 and of the Jessica and Trish relationship.
Where to watch Jessica Jones: Season 3 in the US
| Streaming (subscription) | Disney+, Hulu |
|---|---|
| Rent or buy | Amazon, Apple TV, Fandango at Home |
Where to watch Jessica Jones: Season 3 outside the US
| Country | Stream | Other options |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Disney+ | None needed |
| Canada | Disney+ | None needed |
| Australia | Disney+ | None needed |
| India | JioHotstar | None needed |
Streaming availability last verified: October 16, 2026
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Jessica Jones: Season 3 FAQ
Is Jessica Jones season 3 the final season?
Yes. Netflix canceled the series in February 2019, before season 3 came out in June.
Does Trish become Hellcat in Jessica Jones?
Season 3 follows Trish training as a vigilante with her new abilities, and she tries on a classic Hellcat costume, though she settles on a more casual look.
Does Jessica Jones return after season 3?
Yes. Krysten Ritter returns as Jessica in Daredevil: Born Again season 2 (2026), and she's back again for season 3 in 2027.
Can you skip Jessica Jones: Season 3?
Yes. It’s been on Marvel’s official timeline since 2024, but none of the films depend on it.
How many episodes does Jessica Jones: Season 3 have?
Jessica Jones: Season 3 has 13 episodes, around 45 minutes each.
Is Jessica Jones: Season 3 part of the MCU?
Marvel added the Netflix shows to its official Disney+ timeline in 2024, so they now count as part of the MCU. We keep them out of our main 81-title order because the films don’t depend on them; our Netflix canon guide explains the details.