That is indeed the exact scene I was referring to. ;)
And I'm not sure how difficult a commitment is was for her, because she pinged my gaydar very strongly when she first appeared on Grimm. (I'd never seen her in anything else prior to that.)

Wait, what? [goes & looks] Ha! It totally does!

Well, goddamn. I just got through telling you on your earlier comment the TL;DR: version of what you just said in this one. :/

Creepy spoiler: In the original, the skeezy Prince does more than just 'kiss' her. She doesn't wake up until after she gives birth!

I'm glad I'm not the only one.

If you look hard enough, you can find an, ahem, NSFW clip of her in Easy.

I still haven't forgiven them for having Adalind just meekly give up her powers for such a pointless cause. Hell, I can't even remember the excuse they used at the time, it was so stupid, but I nearly stopped watching the show after that.

He was wonderful in that role. He reminded me of both Bertrand Russell & Andy Warhol. And now that you mention it, Pete White as well.

Slightly off-topic, but the show's coming to an end, & I haven't seen anyone discuss it yet: What're people's theories about the mystery stick? My money is on it being a piece of the fabled True Cross (the one Jesus died on), both because of it's significance as a relic to the Knights Templar, & because of its healing…

I believe charities & such hand them out to homeless people.

If you don't like or watch the show, why on earth are you commenting on it? Sheer masochism? Trolling?

This Week’s Epigram: “Sleep is good, death is better; but of course, the best thing would to have never been born at all.” The words of German poet Heinrich Heine, or words of wisdom from a Democratic political strategist in 2017?

Just like Trump.

Esperanto's a real language too, and there probably haven't been that many movies filmed using it exclusively.

*Yawn* You're still an idiot.

Yeah, you did use them as (pathetic) arguments, you retarded goat-fucker.

Thank you for pointing this out; you saved me a facepalmy comment. ;)

That is an excellent excuse, & I'll have to try it out some time.

It was an excellent film. I really should watch it again.

Thanks; I hadn't known that.