510 / Grimm
Some days, it's just impossible to go fast enough/work out hard enough. Either that or the machines at the gym are mocking me. Difficult to tell.
Once Upon A Time is growing on me, but I still think Grimm is more interesting and cohesive. "Bears Will Be Bears" was interesting. We were both disappointed, though, that there wasn't a third bed in the opening scene! It probably would have been cliche if there was, but it was a discordant note that there wasn't. I continue to like the character of Eddie Monroe, and hope that he and Nick eventually grow to be actual friends. Like, you know, have a beer together or something when there's not a case going on. I like that vision more than I like it as it currently stands with Eddie as Nick's supernatural CI. Though now that Mary Anne is dead, Nick is probably going to need to lean even more on Eddie for a while. I also VERY much liked that the father of the bear family was horrified that his wife and son were going through with the right-of-passage hunt. Because it's GOOD that Eddie isn't the only "good"/"civilized" fairy tale trope. Question is, though... the beastie watching Nick and Juliette at the cemetery... was that Nick's boss, or the blond chick, or someone else?
Once Upon A Time is growing on me, but I still think Grimm is more interesting and cohesive. "Bears Will Be Bears" was interesting. We were both disappointed, though, that there wasn't a third bed in the opening scene! It probably would have been cliche if there was, but it was a discordant note that there wasn't. I continue to like the character of Eddie Monroe, and hope that he and Nick eventually grow to be actual friends. Like, you know, have a beer together or something when there's not a case going on. I like that vision more than I like it as it currently stands with Eddie as Nick's supernatural CI. Though now that Mary Anne is dead, Nick is probably going to need to lean even more on Eddie for a while. I also VERY much liked that the father of the bear family was horrified that his wife and son were going through with the right-of-passage hunt. Because it's GOOD that Eddie isn't the only "good"/"civilized" fairy tale trope. Question is, though... the beastie watching Nick and Juliette at the cemetery... was that Nick's boss, or the blond chick, or someone else?