Feature: Painkiller Jane
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Ghost In The Machine"— Connor meets up with old friends - and they try and kill him.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Portraits of Lauren Gray"
— Runway models, lesbian kisses, and wrinkled prunes.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Trial By Fire"— Connor is accused of murder and arson and Team Neuro becomes a legal defense powerhouse. Very Law & Order, with a twist. And very good.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Friendly Fire"— This episode reaches emotional depths heretofore unexplored in the series. Note it just doesn't attempt emotional depth, it reaches it.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Higher Court"
— A vigilante neuro kills off guys in witness protection to make himself feel better about his dead daughter.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Breakdown"— An analysis of Jane's blood reveals DNA characteristics very similar to that of the neuros.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself"
— Jane's mother appears as a vision, a personification of her deepest fear of being hated rather than loved by the woman she idolizes.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Catch Me If You Can"
— A guy gets shot in the beginning of this episode. The rest of the show is Team Vicodin trying to prevent our girl Jane from killing him. Got that?
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Piece of Mind"
— Jane and Strike Force Vicodin become the bad guys for one episode - and they let a Neuro live.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - "Toy Soldiers"
— Painkiller Jane is still flipping out a little bit about discovering she's "a freak," which is a big part of this episode.
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TV Review: Painkiller Jane - Relief For Friday Nights
— If first impressions are correct Jane Vasco (aka Painkiller Jane) has superhero characteristics, though why has not been revealed yet.
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