They repeated plenty of things from last year's finale! Juliette being stabbed in the gut was one of them.

I don't know what was that. Could be Juliette was indeed a zombie from the Hexenbiest powers and the stick healed everything including the Wesen affliction.

Yup. Didn't really notice that much. I thought it would've been done by 90 minutes, nope still more to go.

Eh, he was an a-hole boss. And for plot reasons removed Trubel from the screen. He was a remarkably resilient human, though I'm not sure when they confirmed it. I thought he was a Grimm since he was able to survive this long, but the show didn't give him any of the fx afforded to Nick or Trubel.

Start mining Eric's brain for story ideas? Actually get Erica into the Jenkintown Funk Academy? Have a half season at Erica's college, and make the other half Holiday episodes?

OMG. That guy from the Hobbit created the Terminators, or Hollow Children.

Dammit Bruce and Lucius. Why didn't you trick Nygma into playing a game?

Why doesn't Bob make oven fries?

I have a bad feeling about next week, since things usually come in threes. Tripp died for no reason except that he was a schmuck who got in wrong place wrong time and his actor wanted out. Garner turned and lost most of his humanity, but kept enough to be fatherly to Daisy, and got impaled. And then that…

Great, now they have to revive his corpse to defeat HIVE. Daisy and Coulson have Kree blood to spare.

Everytime I watch Cozi TV, he's in the Six Million Dollar Man promos. Of course, I know him best from Patty Duke, which I watched everyday before heading to school.

I have thought there was a bomb in the bank. Thankfully it's not so.

So the Full House guy predicted the boob jokes and throwing shade?

Woofy Dog 2.0 describes how Sue's feeling all the time.

That is a ton of coupons Beverly had saved up. Props to the art department for painstakingly using all that construction paper! If she could return a used pair of swimming trunks that Murray used, she sure as hell can redeem those coupons now.

I think that charmer of a Samaritan was displaying some Hoosier hospitality because Frankie looked so desperate with that chicken. And her trying to pay it forward is another measure of that same desperation. A usual lesson from this show feels like try harder because you want to, not because you have to, since it…

I remember those plastic chokers when I was a kid. I didn't realize it was a thing in the late 90s, then again I went to an urban school where the biggest fad was Pokemon.

I've had a landlord that was trying to get rid of a rent-controlled family. They'd pull even worse things than Jessica.

My mom bought be a Casio that she saw in a Pathmark. I wanted those bootleg G-Shocks that were the rage in my school, but I broke the G-Shock I got. In the same decade I did win a watch from Snapple, but never redeemed it.

That's a lot of work! Even with the voice. Though definitely not out of the question.