I was thinking Hank because he seems to have been on the force much longer than Wu or anyone else on the show (even Renard seems like he just got there because none of his department seems to know much about him), but yeah, Wu is a sergeant. So yeah, I guess that that would make more sense. Interesting.

"Even with how much of Renard’s character is grounded in the way he
practices secrecy and guards his agenda closely, at this point his
motivations need to come up for air if we’re going to grow invested in
this story."

Grimm. The show where plotlines go to die.

…and what happened to the mellifers??

Hell, they threw out the moon entirely in Underworld. Even the premise that a new werewolf/lycan had to be in the presence of the full moon in order to turn for the first time seemed to be forgotten by the second movie.

Hell, he could just take time off those three nights every month. If he's as successful as he seemed to be, I'm sure they'd let him "work from home" for three nights every month…

He may not but, assuming that "Rubel" is the name of her real birthparents, he would have certainly listed them and they would have been of an age to have given birth to her. QED, Trubel's lineage.

This is what I'm seeing. I think this is more about Renard than the politician. Renard's personality might change with this and if he wins, Hank could become Captain and Wu would be promoted to detective to pair with Nick.

Interesting how ppl tend to just gloss over that fact…

I think Trubel explained that when she arrived back to Nick's place.

"Were the ones she made for Hank that big, too?"
Yes they were.

Amy Acker already played a character in Season 1 whom I assume at this very moment is still in prison rapidly aging into AARP status.

I think that they don't because it would take away from the flow of the show to pan in to show it numerous times when they encounter Wessen. The moment that they used worked because Trubel was sleeping when they did it.

I'm thinking that, like how they are trying to tie all world events into a Wesen explanation, they genocide was a distraction. Perhaps the only Jews who escaped the Holocaust were Wesen Jews who happily turned their backs on their kinsmen who weren't Wesen. Perhaps they'll start on other major historical injustices…

Maybe he confessed. He did seem to have a bit of a conscience.

It looked like a 629 Smith & Wesson.

It's on Hulu too. That's how I'm following it. I have Hulu, Netflix, Amazon, NBC Sports, Fox Sports and ESPN 3 on all my devices.

"I find it hard to believe that a technically inclined home theater fellow like Gerald wouldn't have a Harmony remote"

Isn't Eminem in his 40s though? Plus most actors play younger characters.

Edie's right up there with Raven Symone when she was a kid (but she wasn't nearly this young).