Yeah I haven't really been into the Grinder despite it's constant comparison to this show in reviews. Plus I really liked Rob Lowe's Chris Traeger in Parks and Rec. For me it's mainly the contrived plot which get's harder to stretch my mind around with every episode that I tried to watch. This show feels more…

The kid is adorable. It was fairly easy to see how someone pegged her for child modeling in that last episode. Plus she seems to have the right sort of temperment for this sort of work. Both of them (they are twins after all).

I think that's kinda the joke. Ravi isn't a typical head chef and you often wonder if the cook staff does more of the work than he does. He's just the class clown/spirit animal who keeps them relaxed enough to actually get work done.

Yeah I agree. I kinda wish they'd found a more recurring role for him. He really needs more work. I will always see him as the guy from Party Down (I saw Veronica Mars on Amazon much later) but he was funny as hell in both. Needs a vehicle or at least keep him on periodically. But Jimmy's gravitates to the…

They usually are when they're that young.

I think that the reaction to this manner of rape takes away from why violent rapes are so traumatic. Nick was raped by deception, which as a man might anger him and make him feel violated but it does not make him feel vulnerable and unable to protect himself in the same manner as a victim of a violent rape might. …

This biggest difference is that Trubel, while young, was still legally an adult when they found her. Therefore, given that they can keep her from being charged for a crime, there's nothing illegal about her choosing to stay at Nick's house for as long as she wants. These children are minors, so even if you chose to…

I think that this might be the season where Team Grimm truly has to worry about Renard's loyalties. With Victor and his so called Resistance joining forces what other alliances might be made out of convenience. Plus there's his kid to think about. Cant trust old boy anymore. Need to cut the Cap out of the loop…

Neither did Renard…

I say again, when has Renard shown any remorse? Adalind has actually said she was sorry about Jules to Nick. She hasn't apologized for everything but a couple of her misdeeds are really Renard's,… which again he has yet to apologize for.

Actually we never saw Renard ask for any forgiveness either. He just pulled the old "we don't have time for this" shtick.

I think she's standing in for Arriane. I don't exactly like it but it will work okay.

If there is, Tyrion has probably read it. He's alway liked reading about dragons.

Drogon never actually ate the girl. He burned her. Likely when he was trying to burn sheep. They're still not maneaters as far as we know but they also have little concern for the safety of humans apart from perhaps Dany.

Damn, he would have been perfect if he was the right age. And his performance in Gladiator is the epitome of what this should be. Someone doing this movie should watch that movie.

I think the only stupid thing is how Renard assumed that Viktor would deny having her baby. Has he never watched a tv show. What sort of self-respecting villain actually admits to not having something that somebody wants when they think that they have it?

That doesn't even take into account the end-around they played with Nick's mom on a case that occurred right around the time that Nick was under investigation himself for the murder of two FBI agents! Man Hank and Nick,… they run that department when Renard isn't around.

Man that is glaring. Wu should have definitely recognized her. It's like they close a case and everyone in Portland PD just does a mental "memory-wipe". Other cops must be like "Hank and f-ing Nick", "Hank and f-ing Nick" just get to do whatever they want. Throw suspects in jail with no charges, then bust them…

Neither is Batman though,…

I believe he still he still uses the "blindness powers" that he got back in season 2 with the super hearing and all. I think every time a Grimm is hurt or confined they gain new compensatory powers.