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Grimm Reaction 5x04

🕑 Added 2023-12-20 17:00:12 +0000 UTC

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Brian Dworak

A really good episode and I loved seeing the family scenes with Nick, Adalind, and little Kelly. However, part of me felt weird about it as it's like Juliette never existed. Maybe it weighs on my mind more because my Jenny died in 2019 and I think about her almost every day. Some scenes brought back vivid memories of the early '90s when my girlfriend at the time, Ann, and I were navigating our son's first year and we threw on whatever clothes were somewhat clean and made do with whatever food was at hand so we could totally concentrate on Daniel. You think they'll break or you'll drop them every minute of the day, I'm sure you can relate Dak. It was very realistic, apart from the place they were living. I weirdly miss those hectic days. I do wish that we had more Monroe and Rosalee, but what we got was nice. I also appreciated the little bit of Wu too and I'm going to always say Deja Wu from now on. I was right there with you in that I thought Emily was the Wesen that was killing the chosen suitors. It was just too obvious to me, but that didn't take away much from the reveal as there was that sliver of, "Hmm, well maybe it's ...". It was funny to me when the last guy, Amos, told Daniel that he was gay because 5 seconds earlier I said to myself, "He's gay.". I'm telling you, I keep thinking and speaking things into existence. That was a bastard of cliffhanger and they better not kill off Trubel or there'll be trouble. Thanks Dak! See you soon!

Michele

I didn't think it would be the daughter, once the second guy was killed. Why would she kill the guy she liked? I thought it was the third guys mom. It just didn't make sense to me. But it's a MOTW, so not really important. The building relationship between Adalind and Nick was not something I was a big fan of. I was a tough sell. It just seemed unrealistic that Nick and everyone else would just let go of all that she had done. She's responsible for Juliette's death, basically. So I was being a stubborn person on accepting what was happening. It can be hard for me to let stuff like that go, even if part of me "likes" it. Which part of me did/does with this case. ugh!