Genius. You nailed Bud's voice! I think we need to get you on Grimm's writing staff…( :

How was that Vambrace "dishonorable"? Grimms have closets full of ancient weapons for a reason. Kenneth may not have been a Wesen, but he was half a foot taller than Nick, considerably beefier, and a skilled fighter. There's no honor in being killed by a bigger opponent…

Trubel was great in this episode, but I have to admit that she had me guessing about her motivations right until the end. Especially with Bud she had such an affectless, steely, slightly shifty demeanor that I briefly wondered if some Hexenbiest we hadn't met was impersonating her. Now it seems she was in contact…

On that note, I've been happy to see that the last few episodes have remembered that Monroe's primary occupation is clockmaker, not Rosalee's assistant at the Spice Shop. I love his complete absorption in his beloved timepieces…

You're right, but seriously how much more can Renard feasibly cover up? Dozens of murders, a rich European Prince who suddenly decided to come to Portland (!) and start murdering hookers, dead people who are frozen solid, decapitated heads in hotel closets…by now the FBI and the National Guard should have stepped in…

Oh, in Grimm Bewitched Bud's wife is definitely Mrs. Kravitz…and Renard is Larry Tate!

Well, if you get your wish and Adalind hooks up with Nick, Grimm definitely becomes "Bewitched 2015 — The Dark Years." Nick would just be a much more murderous Darrin…

Actually, we see the King, Juliette and Diana heading towards the copter, then we see Nick spying them from a window in the mansion. Then there's a break as he runs down the stairs, and when he gets out to the lawn the copter is up in the air. There was plenty of time for Juliette to change her mind and walk away,…

** snorts Coke Zero out of my nose **

I think the Grimmies assumed that if they ran across an open yard to meet the helicopter, they would easily be seen and shot — either by the baddies on the helicopter or the baddies in the house. After all, they were still trying to be stealth about all this…

I don't know…if I was a woman whose maid of honor tried to kill both me and my husband, and did kill my dear friend's mother, I would probably be all "this bitch should die" too…

Holland, all excellent points. I hope that next season sees a real shake-up in the way TVD tells its stories, instead of the same old will-they-or-won't-they forced ships. I think it's time to open this show up to the larger world, especially after the Gemini Coven massacre. NO WAY would that be ignored by the…

I SO thought this when they closed the lid. Elena is conscious enough to have long conversations with all her friends, but she's going to spend many decades alone in a coffin? By the time she wakes up, she'll be lucky if she's not totally loony…

Yes, it was nice the writers gave Jeremy 30 seconds to reminisce with the LAST SURVIVING MEMBER OF HIS FAMILY. No reason he should have more time onscreen than her boyfriends, best girlfriends, or Tyler, after all.

Frankly, I never understood why the Gemini Coven didn't just kill Kai when they had the chance. Murder is clearly not a problem for them, since they make twin siblings fight to the death. Why put him in an alt-dimension after he had murdered half his family already?

Ditto on Steroline. ZERO interest in that ship (although I totally bought the Klaus/Caroline flirtation in previous seasons, and even Tyler/Caroline had moments). If that is going to be the sole focus next year, not sure if this show stays on the DVR…

THANK YOU. IMO, Stefan and Caroline have great friendship chemistry, and I looked forward to her becoming his new Lexi. They have NO romantic chemistry, and Stefan's sudden infatuation over the past two episodes just seems bizarrely sudden and false. At least Bamon makes logical sense, given that they were trapped…

Which reminds me, are we meant to assume that Lily's witchpires lay waste to Mystic Falls (with BatDamon watching over what's left)? Why does everything supernaturally horrible happen in MF? Where is the government? Why does anyone still live there?

QueenCookie, 100% agree. Especially how the final half hour became all about Elena's temporary farewell when poor Alaric had just lost his beloved fiance AND two children. Yes, I know Elena was the star of the show, but when Alaric's pain is shoved aside so everyone can cry over someone WHO'S NOT EVEN DEAD it…

Well, given that when Jo was dying in Alaric's arms TEN FEET AWAY from Damon, he didn't even glance in their direction, I don't know that they are exactly BFF's. Not to mention that none of the vampires made ANY effort to try to give Jo any blood during her final few seconds of life…