i am also intrigued!

i am also intrigued!

Do we think there was a Miles-Rachel more than bro/sis-in-law relationship back in the day?  Or just a long shared history and that's what I was picking up between them in their brief reunion?

Do we think there was a Miles-Rachel more than bro/sis-in-law relationship back in the day?  Or just a long shared history and that's what I was picking up between them in their brief reunion?

too true.

too true.

I haz thoughts!

I haz thoughts!

yes, they kept it very real while also being downright funny.  i had no problems with "stereotypes" in this storyline.  i was very worried about the period episode a few back when it started (though they pulled that one off imo), but i never got a similar vibe from the baby/egg talk.  it's just…it's a real thing that…

yes, they kept it very real while also being downright funny.  i had no problems with "stereotypes" in this storyline.  i was very worried about the period episode a few back when it started (though they pulled that one off imo), but i never got a similar vibe from the baby/egg talk.  it's just…it's a real thing that…

@Kumagoro:disqus sorry i can't reply to you below so I'll have to do it here:

@Kumagoro:disqus sorry i can't reply to you below so I'll have to do it here:

thanks!  very much agree.

thanks!  very much agree.

what @avclub-94e005c18b383d12a8924d5d1367610d:disqus said below.  plus: when or how wesen can sense that nick is a grimm, when he can tell that they are wesen (although admittedly they've tried to clear this up morin recent episodes through Hank's questions), when Nick has supernatural strength, whatever is happening…

what @avclub-94e005c18b383d12a8924d5d1367610d:disqus said below.  plus: when or how wesen can sense that nick is a grimm, when he can tell that they are wesen (although admittedly they've tried to clear this up morin recent episodes through Hank's questions), when Nick has supernatural strength, whatever is happening…

forgot to mention:

forgot to mention:

boy, that was quite the plot-contrived episode, wasn't it?  it's like what's happening on Grimm this season - the "rules" for "magic" are not clearly established, so that week's writers can change anything they want to fit the story they want to tell.  it's inherently frustrating to the viewer.

boy, that was quite the plot-contrived episode, wasn't it?  it's like what's happening on Grimm this season - the "rules" for "magic" are not clearly established, so that week's writers can change anything they want to fit the story they want to tell.  it's inherently frustrating to the viewer.