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May 25, 2021 · Jen’s energy remained in the ionosphere and eventually, she managed to put herself back together. She returned to Earth, squared off with JJ, and ultimately defeated her, reclaiming her life.
- Nicole Drum
Mar 2, 2021 · It would be tragic, maybe poetic, if Jennifer’s death brings Black Lightning back once more, but that is a very fine line to walk.
May 26, 2021 · But while JJ manages to get away, McClain's Jennifer suddenly begins to reemerge, which is where the Black Lightning series finale unveils its bigger twist. As Jennifer confronts JJ, the original Lightning reveals she had been inside the latter's head this whole time.
- Andy Behbakht
- Senior Staff Writer
Mar 16, 2021 · What happened to Jennifer Pierce? That's the question Black Lightning left us with last week after Gambi (James Remar) reconstituted Jennifer's physical body, which exploded in the ionosphere.
Mar 9, 2021 · Jennifer isn’t dead, but she is effectively reincarnated. She will have to be someone different to everyone but her closest friends and family, which creates a new dimension of character for...
COVID really ruined Salim's plans for this season, and, with that being said, it explains why Wayne Brady was not brought back as Gravedigger. The only thread left unresolved is the Shadow Court. Given the context of the story, killing Tobias was the only way to resolve his issue.
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May 25, 2021 · Khalil agrees to T.C.'s solution as he wakes up not remembering the Pierces anymore. When T.C. later tries to inform Jennifer towards the end of the Black Lightning season 4 finale, she asks him if it can wait, not wanting to deal with anything major for the time being.
