But was this cell signal just some sort of accidental occurrence here, somebody's phone genuinely ringing and setting off the detonator totally randomly? (Due just to Wiz stupidly collecting their phones instead of telling them to put them in their cars outside, as he meant to?) Not any sort of plot to get the Wiz by…

They seem to have forgotten it was supposed to be 2017, this week.

Someone would have to kidnap Julian Fellowes first (or worse) and send in the last couple of scripts with this new twist. But that would be fun. More likely they'll all be dealt with during and after WWII and the house taken over by the Atlee government. That could really happen if it sticks around long enough.

They might just buy a ham.

It comes up every week here.

ITV is a commercial network. They have breaks for commercials, ads, which while far less long than on American commercial networks are rather longer than the sponsor blather at the beginning and end of PBS hit shows.

Hepzibah. Named for Yehudi Menuhin's pianist sister by the family of Rose's beau, who had her up to play a concert at the age of 9.

Indeed. As long as NBC replaces Constantine with a single new series that shows every week (although Grimm is moving to the earlier time, I believe), and if it is the one covered by AV Club, then that probably will be the best place for the Grimm subthread again, but maybe pointed to by a weekly Friday mention in WoT.…

A bit like AV Club dropping Grimm coverage and just expecting interest to fade away, only for it to flourish right here, under their noses. I thoroughly enjoy the feeling of being part of a plucky resistance that simply won't let it die! Even with Constantine ending! I pay more attention here, as a direct result. WoT…

All black, or black and white, is what anat meant, I think.

This is true. (Could apply to just about anything except the CBC.)

The first article of (what/where)…?

Hmm. What's Canada got to do with it, though? You think Wesen Council is in Canada?

Old fashioned? aol.com

They're probably saving that up until the end is in sight.

Maybe not. According to that Grimm Wiki, all Wesen are descended from the original "Pure Wesen" (about 6 types, though a couple only in the comics which I intend to ignore) in ancient Egypt, where they were revered as gods. So maybe they see themselves as part-god more than part-animal, with the animal more as an…

But it wasn't even yet at the level of "opposed". Nick hadn't done anything yet. I suppose they could make the assumption that in his police function he'd be attempting to track down the killer, but that would be true anywhere. Perhaps the fact that Rosalie was checking if it was at their behest - with the purpose of…

Up until the kidnapping part by third party, it could be standard fare for TV, I guess. That bit at the end is less usual, pushing it a bit.

Not the case here, though no apology is necessary. I didn't watch as much TV when those shows were on.

Huh. Liszt wrote a piano piece named for that place. They use Swiss francs there locally, but euros would still be the currency for international dealings, I'm sure.