Grimm: 5x02 “Clear and Wesen Danger”
“Cherish those who seek the truth but beware of those who find it”
Adalind: “If something happens to
you... I have Kelly, but I have no job, I have nowhere to live, no place to
raise him. I mean, what if he's like me? What if he's like you? What if he's
some weird combination of both of us... Like some kind of HexenGrimm or
Grimmabiest.”
Adalind: “If something happens to
you... I have Kelly, but I have no job, I have nowhere to live, no place to
raise him. I mean, what if he's like me? What if he's like you? What if he's
some weird combination of both of us... Like some kind of HexenGrimm or
Grimmabiest.”
Remember back when the series just started Captain Renard and Adalind
were working together to kill Nick’s aunt, while Nick was living his happily never
after, totally ignorant of his destiny? Now Sean is Nick's friend and
Adalind is the mother of his child and they are living together, eating
sandwiches and bragging about their cooking. Yeah, we came a long way!
Reign: 3x02 “Betrothed”
The finance term out of Catherine's book: “ask for a full reckoning of the
realm's accounts” really means “activate a plot to assassinate the entire
line of Bourbons”
Well, to be perfectly honest I had made no notes while watching this one.
There is always a first time for everything. While that is comforting, it makes
it rather difficult to review the episode … Are you still with me? Read on.
Reign: 3x01 “Three Queens, Two Tigers”
William: “Every monarchy
needs a clear heir to the throne, so power can be passed down
without bloodshed or the
fear of it.”
Welcome back to the third season of “Reign”. The opening episode was full of boats, cages, wild animals, including of a human variety. With all the sex, the actions, the plotting and travel at a speed worthy of J. Verne’s Nautilus, the tiger totally stole the entire episode. Well, maybe not the entire episode, but definitely some parts of it.
Welcome back to the third season of “Reign”. The opening episode was full of boats, cages, wild animals, including of a human variety. With all the sex, the actions, the plotting and travel at a speed worthy of J. Verne’s Nautilus, the tiger totally stole the entire episode. Well, maybe not the entire episode, but definitely some parts of it.
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