Watched "Lost Boys" from Grimm.
Four runaway, Wesen children kidnap a woman, take her to their hideout, and tie her up so that she can be their mother and take care of them. The woman escapes but trips and falls by the roadside. She hits her head on a log and dies. Now one of the children is sick. Another tries to steal medicine in a drug store, is unable to, and ends up in the spice shop, where Rosalee gives him two bottles of medication for free. Later, the children come and kidnap Rosalee and take her to their hideout, where Nick, Hank, and Monroe track them down. The children are turned over to Child Services. They end up in an institution run by the rebel organization that seeks to destroy the secret government agency that is out to destroy all Wesen.
Nick, Adalind, and their baby move out of Nick's house and into an abandoned but secure paint factory.
Meisner visits Captain Renard and tells him what happened in the helicopter he was flying.
When confronted by Nick in the woods, why does one of the children cry out that Nick is a Grimm when, while Rosalee was telling them a (veiled) bedtime story about Grimm and Wesen, none of them really knew what a Grimm is?
In this and the past few episodes, the opening montage has a new version.
Love the cello music used in the closing titles. It seems to suggest that Monroe, who plays the cello, always has the last word.
Four runaway, Wesen children kidnap a woman, take her to their hideout, and tie her up so that she can be their mother and take care of them. The woman escapes but trips and falls by the roadside. She hits her head on a log and dies. Now one of the children is sick. Another tries to steal medicine in a drug store, is unable to, and ends up in the spice shop, where Rosalee gives him two bottles of medication for free. Later, the children come and kidnap Rosalee and take her to their hideout, where Nick, Hank, and Monroe track them down. The children are turned over to Child Services. They end up in an institution run by the rebel organization that seeks to destroy the secret government agency that is out to destroy all Wesen.
Nick, Adalind, and their baby move out of Nick's house and into an abandoned but secure paint factory.
Meisner visits Captain Renard and tells him what happened in the helicopter he was flying.
When confronted by Nick in the woods, why does one of the children cry out that Nick is a Grimm when, while Rosalee was telling them a (veiled) bedtime story about Grimm and Wesen, none of them really knew what a Grimm is?
In this and the past few episodes, the opening montage has a new version.
Love the cello music used in the closing titles. It seems to suggest that Monroe, who plays the cello, always has the last word.
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