It wasn't the best line of the night, but it's little things like that that show the writers actually give a shit. Or fool me into thinking they do. Either way, good job, writers, and good job, actor!

This particular kid would wind up in a mental hospital if the Grimm justice system even remotely resembled the real-world justice system. Yes, prosecutors and cops and judges (and even state-funded psychologists) are extremely eager to diagnose all criminal defendants as "malingering" (glibly: faking it,) but this…

This particular kid would wind up in a mental hospital if the Grimm justice system even remotely resembled the real-world justice system. Yes, prosecutors and cops and judges (and even state-funded psychologists) are extremely eager to diagnose all criminal defendants as "malingering" (glibly: faking it,) but this…

I was willing to forgive the church setpiece because it was clearly a setup to expose targets. He probably would've successfully ganked at least one "regular" vampire before everyone else got to him, and the group wasn't willing to make any actual sacrifices. That goes double since Elena's a mess and everyone's…

I was willing to forgive the church setpiece because it was clearly a setup to expose targets. He probably would've successfully ganked at least one "regular" vampire before everyone else got to him, and the group wasn't willing to make any actual sacrifices. That goes double since Elena's a mess and everyone's…

Well, Damon calls him out on it repeatedly. He's just outvoted constantly, because the rest of them are a bunch of children.

Well, Damon calls him out on it repeatedly. He's just outvoted constantly, because the rest of them are a bunch of children.

Early signs point to Connor being a competent antagonist, which is something that every fantasy show needs to be truly great. Klaus being nigh-invincible was overkill, and the fact that he was a devilish villain left a major vacuum on the other extreme.

Early signs point to Connor being a competent antagonist, which is something that every fantasy show needs to be truly great. Klaus being nigh-invincible was overkill, and the fact that he was a devilish villain left a major vacuum on the other extreme.

'Cheap' in this instance is being used as it would in the phrase "a cheaply made garment."

'Cheap' in this instance is being used as it would in the phrase "a cheaply made garment."

It makes perfect sense to me that he wouldn't want to help humanity directly. However, he missed a pretty perfect moment to name-drop a land mine victim charity.

It makes perfect sense to me that he wouldn't want to help humanity directly. However, he missed a pretty perfect moment to name-drop a land mine victim charity.

And that means he's easily replaceable! ELEPHANTS. CHARITY. NOW.

And that means he's easily replaceable! ELEPHANTS. CHARITY. NOW.

She did seem sort of like a zombie, so it could be!

She did seem sort of like a zombie, so it could be!

Yeah, I'm seeing a lot more explicit cribbing from those movies in this series than I'm comfortable letting slide. A well-made television show could do these things better than those movies in theory, but in practice, this television show is not going to manage it. They need to find their own angle, which I understand…

Yeah, I'm seeing a lot more explicit cribbing from those movies in this series than I'm comfortable letting slide. A well-made television show could do these things better than those movies in theory, but in practice, this television show is not going to manage it. They need to find their own angle, which I understand…

I thought it was pretty clear during the torture/interrogation scene that the businessman was intentionally lying and taking the blame himself precisely to up his odds of not being killed either by the Triad or by the guy who was currently torturing him. He started off trying to get the vigilante to just go after the…