It makes perfect sense to me - Nick may be very close to several Wesen, but his experiences with Hexenbiests have been universally negative, and that woge is about as repulsive as you can get.

Well, once Hannibal comes back Grimm will be off the air. But I don't think there's any danger we won't be around for season five coverage.

I was holding my breath all episode that they were going to remember that and would have docked this episode a full letter grade if they didn't.

Yep! I've lived in Portland for the last seven years and am very familiar with the various landmarks.

I'm a fan too. I think it's going to come down to how willing DC is to invest and keep the property in circulation.

At last mention the coins were still in Nick's mother's possession. According to the wiki they're evidently in possession of a comic-specific character: http://grimm.wikia.com/wiki…

I expect its fate will remain in limbo until the upfronts, unless some third-party swoops in to take over the property.

If you asked me to explain what the relationship is between the royals, resistance and Wesen Council, I would be 100 percent incapable of doing so. They serve only the purpose they need to in the episodes that feature them.

I actually almost gave it a B- for that alone, but as the writing progressed the stuff I liked outweighed the bad.

I'm guessing he went AWOL or took a leave of absence.

I tend to say most of those things when I'm watching the episode. Then I pause, collect myself, rewind the screener and make more coherent notes.

Hats off to you Billybob, this has been my favorite recurring feature in the comments every week.

It was maddening to me as well, but then when the name finally came out I could draw the connections.

I think so. It's not concretely established what exactly the ring is, but my assumption was that it was West Point or some other military academy. And when Stowe starts tapping his ring in the same fashion as Dalton, and Dalton reveals he's ex-military, the connection is pretty obvious.

Okay, I don't usually do this, but on reflection given that I had almost no criticisms for that finale, the grade goes up.

"Chayton, is this a violation of my people's heritage?" "It sure is Bionic Chayton, it sure is."

He said when he first appeared that the removal process was taking longer than expected. I also assume that laser tattoo removal isn't cheap.

Thank you!

I choose to believe that Banshee operates by the same logic as Dillon, TX, and is as large as the writers need it to be for any given episode.

"…we’re gonna call it Mister Mayor With Alec Baldwin…"