You forgot the best part of the movie, which is where Chris Pratt changes into a sparkly dress and heavy eye makeup before unleashing his ice powers on the dinosaurs.

Pretty much all wesen do is breed and commit crimes.

And amazingly, when she returned from that shopping trip, her bump is suddenly way larger. Guess she had a big lunch on her way back.

I'm beginning to think the series is going to end before Sean's bleeding or Nick's periodic zombieism are ever explained. I mean Nick's been having zombieflashes for longer than Sean has been bleeding, yet there seems to be even less attempts by the show to explain that or have Nick investigate it. After 2 episodes or…

It also makes no sense that they would freeze or freeze others because it takes energy to drop the temperature of an object below the ambient temperature. So every time they take some of a person's heat….they also expend some of the energy gained from the heat to freeze the donor. And thier body apparently starts…

It felt like something they included just so they could add more drama and include it in last weeks preview to get viewers to freak out and tune in to see what happened.

I have no idea, it didn't seem at all logical. One moment he's all, get out of my house and don't come back! But then she acts like a huge bitch and hurts him and lets him know she enjoys hurting him so he decides to ruin his life more by torpedoing his relationship with Nick to bang her. Because…….he just can't…

They don't seem like they're intending to portray it this way, but it makes it seem like the royals had a point about using grimms to cull the wesen. I mean if you sent the grimms out to kill/drive away all the wesen from Portland, you'd remove about 99% of crime in the city. You can see why at some point someone…

I propose that as a way to forget the awfulness of this episode, we start thinking of more creative ways to get Sean shirtless than having him bleed every episode.

The most glaring example of this is Renard’s phantom bleeding, which refuses to coagulate and continues to drip over the show without any immediate purpose.

What this does not explain however, is how Adalind ever managed to pass the bar and become a lawyer. The woman is a functional moron at this point. Maybe every pregnancy makes a hexenbeist lose iq points.

Unless it was an example of Juliette using the seductive powers that Henrietta showed Nick, it seemed very oddly shoehorned in there, for no other reason than the writers wanted it to happen even though it didn't really make sense. Kind of like how the wesen of the week could only steal body heat from people, instead…

If there's one thing this show has made clear, it's that they really don't write to the strengths of the actors, or even to the characters. The one character they've managed to improve was Ward, but considering where he started from, that's faint praise. I think not telling Dalton Ward's motivation hurt his ealry…

And then he spills the beans about Raina. The only way this makes sense is if his electrical powers are fucking up his memory, like shock therapy can.

I hope sandwich places start offering it and calling it 'the Fitz' because every time it comes up I want to eat one.

The writers also seem completely unable to understand the concept of showing, not telling, when it comes to Skye. Everyone is always talking about what Skye is, in a positive way or a negative way long before anything about her being awesome or insanely dangerous is really earned, which makes everything about her…

She used to be an idoru in China apparently, so they may have thought they were broadening overseas appeal with her. She was also not bad on Nashville, which made me initially defend her, but I realize now that on Nashville she may have simply been playing a character very much like herself, so she came off fine as…

I still can't get over the stupidity of not simply cutting those things off. If there's a reason not to do that, it should be explained as putting a giant contraption over her hands seems so stupid. Even if they can't be cut off, you should be able to put a glop of something over the sharp part like softclaws for a…

I like his scenes with Coulson better than the ones he has with Bobbie.

This show would have made me take it seriously if it had been called 'The Slapper' and it was about Uma Thurman being promiscuous in England. I'm trying to remember if she's been in anything worse than this, but I can't think of anything off the top of my head.