Watched "Cry Luison" from Grimm. Four Wesen brothers known as Luison, a South American Wesen, connive to drive the wife of one of them crazy by appearing in various places and hounding her. In the end, Nick, Hank, and Monroe discover that they are identical quadruplets and arrest all four of them.
In order to be a Grimm again Nick must take the potion mixed by Captain Renard's mother and then make love to Juliette as Adelind's doppelganger, but he refuses.
Word gets round among Wesen that Nick is no longer a Grimm. Trubel goes to the Wesen who's been spreading the rumor and teaches him a lesson.
Adelind continues her pointless attempt to escape from the dungeon and experiences a series of hallucinations a la Alice in Wonderland--one of the most boring fugues in the entire series.
Wesen who are against Monroe's and Rosalee's mixed marriage throw a brick into their glass window and light a flaming symbol outside their house a la Ku Klux Klan.
In Pennsylvania, unknown agents invade the house of Josh Porter, the son of the Grimm who passed on his key to Nick and died, but Josh manages to escape them.
Nick discloses to Monroe that he wants to be a Grimm again. So much for his acting like a prudish virgin who refuses to make love to Juliette as Adelind's doppelganger in previous scenes. I was even hoping that Hank would become a Grimm instead.
In order to be a Grimm again Nick must take the potion mixed by Captain Renard's mother and then make love to Juliette as Adelind's doppelganger, but he refuses.
Word gets round among Wesen that Nick is no longer a Grimm. Trubel goes to the Wesen who's been spreading the rumor and teaches him a lesson.
Adelind continues her pointless attempt to escape from the dungeon and experiences a series of hallucinations a la Alice in Wonderland--one of the most boring fugues in the entire series.
Wesen who are against Monroe's and Rosalee's mixed marriage throw a brick into their glass window and light a flaming symbol outside their house a la Ku Klux Klan.
In Pennsylvania, unknown agents invade the house of Josh Porter, the son of the Grimm who passed on his key to Nick and died, but Josh manages to escape them.
Nick discloses to Monroe that he wants to be a Grimm again. So much for his acting like a prudish virgin who refuses to make love to Juliette as Adelind's doppelganger in previous scenes. I was even hoping that Hank would become a Grimm instead.
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