'Jessica Jones' season 2 updates: EP reveals one thing Jessica can't say on-screen, lead star Krysten Ritter speaks about her character being an inspiration to viewers

Netflix's popular heroine "Jessica Jones" captured everyone's attention when it first aired back in 2015, and now fans are anticipating the show's return for season 2. Being an alcoholic, PTSD-plagued private investigator with inhuman physical strength, Jessica is clearly not the typical superheroine seen in the media nowadays. However, despite her hard-hitting and reckless persona, there are some things she cannot say on-screen.

"No F-bombs!" executive producer and creator  Melissa Rosenberg said (via Cinema Blend). "And if anyone was going to say 'f---,' it would be Jessica Jones. Sometimes I would be like, 'Please just let me put one!' Never. But what's funny is that people said, 'Wait—she didn't say f---? I could have sworn she did!'"

Rosenberg further explained that lead star Krysten Ritter is such a good actress that she can deliver any line effortlessly with the emotion needed for a scene. "Her look says it! She can be saying 'potato. The other thing is there's sex to some degree, but there's not really nudity," the EP added.

Despite having a storyline that focuses on a superhero, "Jessica Jones" is considered by most critics and viewers as one of the most forward-thinking feminist shows. According to Ritter, she did not expect the positive reviews when the first season aired. "The series has started so many feminist conversations that I never anticipated," the 34-year-old told Deadline. "People come up to me and find meaning in things that I didn't realize I was doing. I think people enjoy seeing a woman who doesn't look a certain way, who is strong, ass-kicking, who isn't rolling over and dying. She shows real strength."

She also mentioned how emotional she feels when a fan tells her how her character greatly inspires viewers. "I'm moved to tears when people tell me that the show has helped them: 'Thank you for doing it with integrity. I have PTSD. That's what it feels like for me.' So many people feel represented by Jessica and that's refreshing and amazing," said Ritter.

All the episodes of "Jessica Jones" season 1 can be streamed via Netflix, while the network has yet to announce a premiere date for season 2.