Huh - a fortune cookie at large. How exciting!

I agree. He seems to be a very smart and wily (Renaud = fox) leader of the Wesen. His position as police captain allows him to keep things under control, and has probably led to this large influx of Wesen to the Portland area. (It seems unlikely that the show is implying that there are this many Wesen in every corner…

She could be, like Nick was previously, a Grimm who doesn't know it yet because no one in her family has died yet. That probably is most likely.

You could be right about Juliette. They're making too big a fuss about her for her just to be a regular human who has to leave soon.

Adam Arkin has been around for quite a long time himself (Chicago Hope, West Wing, etc. etc.) but never quite sounded like that before. I wasn't quite convinced by the wise guy/Chicago/Brooklyn (yeah, I know he's supposed to be Detroit) accent and style - he's been too well brought up and usually has a much "cleaner"…

Given that it's called a "holler" (hollow), that sounds about right. Sounds like what a hollow should be.

And that third key in particular was an awfully simple-looking very old-fashioned plain key. It should have been easy to pick that lock.

Who can remember which is Red and which is Green? I've never noticed this color-coding.

Just you.

Yes. You're the only one.

No.

Amazingly, The Firm was actually pretty good tonight. But it's like it already doesn't exist - nowhere to discuss it. Correct?

Yeah, that was sort of stupid and marred what went before. How could the transformation be seen on film?

Wu is back? Where? I didn't see him.

Right. I just noted above (must be at just the same time as you) that it ended a full 10 minutes before the hour, so they could show HBO trailers. It felt as if they had nothing much more to show us. So,, rather than being ironic, it was very much of a piece with showing two days in one short episode. This must be…

It was also a full 10 minutes short of an hour to show HBO trailers, like there was nothing much more they had to show us anyway. I think that's a good 5 or 6 minutes shorter than usual, isn't it?

"It's as if the production team didn't research enough (I know, that
never happens in Hollywood!) and think the stories are only limited to
what's been made into animated films."

Grim.

Jamie Lee Curtis was otherwise occupied this week on NCIS, where she certainly could have done with some yogurt, or some anti-constipating potion.

I was pretty sure that Jill actually said that Yoni couldn’t heal her energy because Noah is "constipating", not "constipated" - which I thought was a more interesting concept. Which was it?