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NickAlind being shipped in the Lost Boys on Grimm

So Nick and Adalind (Ship Name “Nickalind???”) find themselves sharing that they are each other’s (Nick is Adalind’s first Grimm and Adalind is the first Wesen Nick saw woge). They later move out of Nick’s house (considering all the bad juju in that place, well done!) into a refurbished and heavily-secured warehouse (Nick can afford that on a detective’s salary?) and become bedmates (platonically, so far…) before the end of the episode.

Rosalee was kidnapped by a bunch of orphaned Wesen kids. It’s funny how one even tried to frighten here by woging. (You can tell Rosalee is not impressed.) Never fear, she was immediately rescued by the Scooby Gang led, of course, by her hubby Monroe and his Blutbad sense of smell (Am I the only one weirded out by how he obtained the scent necessary to track her down?) The kids, however, went out of the frying pan and into the fire by ending up back in the juvenile system under the clutches of a superintendent who’s in league with Whatever-Secret-Organization-Nick-Has-To-Fight-Off this season.

On a side note, we have confirmed that it’s Trubel who’s in the heavily guarded vault. It remains to be seen if she will have a happy reunion with Nick and the rest of the Scooby Gang. (Please, god of TV, din’t let her turn evil, too!)

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Is Eddie Mora a Baddie now in Limitless’ Side Effects May Include

This episode digressed from the case-of-the-week procedural format in a major way. Rebecca was impressing the FBI director as Naz‘s protegee during a sit-down type of war games situation while Brian was off investigating NZT trials while battling the drug’s side effects.

When I first saw Sands acting out as Eddie Mora‘s intellectual thug, I began to wonder if Eddie’s character has evolved from the good-guy in the Limitless movie to being the series’ resident big baddie. However, his appearance just as Brian’s battle with NZT’s side effects was taking a turn for the worse gave me some hope.

Bradley Cooper looks weird without his usual five o’clock shadow, though.

Hard-talkin’ Liv in iZombie’s Love and Basketball

Hard-talkin’ coach-on-the- brains Liv Moore giving down-on-the-dumps Major Lilywhite a pep talk is a sight to behold!

Annalise’s healthiest relationship… so far in How to Get Away with Murder

Aside from my worries about Oliver‘s continued well-being and my growing suspicions on what’s up between Annalise and Wes, my foremost thought is: The healthiest relationship I’ve ever seen Annalise in is with Eve. Just sayin’.

Annalise hits Two Birds and One Millstone in How to Get Away with Murder

This episode opens hot and heavy – as in, Laurel’s post-coital snooping among Frank‘s stuff after discovering he has a suitcase full of cash in a storage unit.

This episode’s case of the week concerns a trans woman who kills her abusive husband and exaggerates the crime scene to support her claim of self-defense. The case ends with Annalise wheeling and dealing got both of them off hook from the D. A. Through this case, we see some of Annalise’s hidden feelings about her husband, Sam, who may have also been abusive but she has also “let him win” too often.

Nate assisted his wife’s death but he still resents Annalise for the time he was in jail while his wife was at the hospital, leaving Annalise crying at his door.

The plot twists and hidden sides of the various characters keep on coming in How to Get Away with Murder.

After “Clear and Wesen Danger,” will Grimm’s Adalind get her hexenbiest powers back?

I’m really hooked on Grimm, the show that combines police procedurals and shape-shifting supernaturals. After last season’s finale which put an end to #HexenBitch Juliette‘s extended hissy fit via two arrows to the chest courtesy of Trubel, Nick and Adalind welcome their baby boy named after Nick’s mom, Kelly.

While I appreciate some semblance of normalcy between Adalind and Nick, I would welcome the return of Adalind’s hexenbiest powers but to be used for good this time.

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Ichabod Crane goes on an awkward date on this week’s “Sleepy Hollow” episode

For a while, I was worried that Sleepy Hollow wouldn’t be renewed for a third season. I’m glad to see that Ichabod Crane and Abbie Mills are back and still kickin’ ass!

One thing that the show has going for it is the chemistry between the two leads that is not translated as a romantic entanglement on-screen.

This week’s big baddie is the titular Red Lady from Carribee, a wasp-ish lady who sows the seeds of paranoia. She’s not so badass but she is the last fear (“of fear itself”) needed by Pandora to be able to activate her tree-portal to wherever. No doubt, she will be bitchin’ when she returns, but as Abbie says’ “Bring it on.”

After the debacle with #BoringKatrinaCrane who later evolved into #EvilKatrinaCrane, I’m glad to see that Ichabod trying to get back into the saddle with his (awkward) first date since his wife died (ie., was killed… by him… and rightfully so!). I have no clue how this thing with Zoe will turn out but as long she doesn’t become a #PsychoWitch or any other evil supernatural vixen, I’m fine with her (so far!).