Exactly. And I would say Cho is warmer and sexier than the original Henry. You could make a better case that Selfie was playing into the redheads are slutty stereotype, though in this case I think that just happened to be the actresses hair color.

It's also weird because Henry does have a boss who believes asian stereotypes and then harasses him with them. In one episode he kisses Henry on the mouth because he said he read an article claiming asian men are comfortable being kissed on the mouth. Henry tells him he is wrong, and instead of backing down the boss…

They better come up with a good asspull for this otherwise it will be possibly the stupidest thing the show has ever done. It's not like you can't make more babies, they even have the 'recipe' for how Diana got superpowered. I'm sure there's another scheming hexenbeist out there willing to be de and re powered while…

It was about the key she had. He did not want her to give it to Nick, he knew Nick had not been raised as a grimm, he knew he'd be new to everything and was afraid he would hand the key off to the royals or let it get stolen, and assumed Nick would try to kill him if he found out he was wesen so he didn't try to talk…

Well, it was also specifically about the keys. He was afraid if she gave her key to Nick, Nick would hand it off the royals or allow them to steal it because he didn't really know what was going on, and that he would not trust any wesen or especially a half zauberbeist who presented their case of why the royals…

I love Bree Turner too, and the actress who plays Trubel. I will say though, that Coffee has good comedic chops. I don't think overall she has better dramatic skills, but she does very well with a kind of humerous line delivery. I hope they realize that and play to her strength. Usually a 'hot' actress is not cast…

I thought it was 'no one is going to take him from you', with the implication being that besides keeping it alive Nick didn't have any interest in the kid.

They could be zombuddies.

The camera looking down on the women made me think it had to be him or Kenneth, by the end of the episode I figured it had to be him, the devil looking arms reaching for him, the blackouts, were clues so obvious I had to question if this was a red herring, but then I remembered this was Grimm so money was back on Sean.

The only thing that could redeem Adalind's MY BABY plot for me is if it is revealed that the reason she made the sudden emotional flip is because of Diana's powers. Touching Diana put her under her spell, made her want to protect her and take care of her, and it worked the same way on Kelly, who otherwise really…

He was hunching over when we see him, though. If you notice the way the camera is positioned when he's talking to the prostitutes, it's pretty obviously looking down on them.

Because they're not unenhanced. Captain America took the supersoldier serum, so he is no longer baseline human. Neither is Bucky. Comic version of Black Widow took a version of the serum but so far the movies have made no reference to that. The Hulk and Deathlok aren't on that list for the same reason. When it comes…

Yes, it could get her involved with the case of the week, and she could also be forced to ask Monrosalee for help figuring out who actually comitted the crime in some bizzare wesen related way if her client is innocent. Or maybe her clients are the wesen who have stories no one else will believe…I would like Adalind…

But that's just the thing. There AREN'T any male show runners, or any other show runners period, who have written character deaths the way she has in shows that are the same kind of shows she makes. All the other show runners you listed were making horror/action/fantasy/sci fi shows where the characters were all…

Supernatural is a show about monster hunters. If it were instead a show about people who observed song birds and taught children about nature then of course people would be making comments about the body count. You're acting like it would be surprising that a show about firefighters has more fires in it than a show…

If people actually died at the rate they did on her shows the earth would be depopulating rapidly.

Each one except Doyle's and maybe Cordy's had a preplanned reason and narrative consequences.

Yes, that was actually the point of the whole article. However, I would still say that context matters, what type of series you are talking about. I'm not going to fault a Band of Brothers type war time show or Spartacus for having more deaths in them than Seseme Street. There's a difference between shows where death…

Patients die. Normally the doctors don't.

As much as I despise magical baby plots and pregnancies, I could actually forgive it all if some magical artifact made Adalind sleep with Trubel and get pregnant….with Trubel's baby. That is the only way writing in Coffee's pregnancy could be forgiven by me. Then Trubel has to move back to Portland, and the only way…