Watched "Volcanalis" and "Deleted Scenes" from Grimm.
When you see someone in a teaser sequence of Grimm, you can be sure that that person will die a horrible death before the opening title montage.
An ancient priest of Vulcan called a Volcanalis attacks and burns to death geologists who take sacred stones from a dormant volcano In Portland. Nick, Monroe, Captain Renard, and a mountain hermit named Bud lure it to a place where they can hose it down with liquid nitrogen and sledgehammer it to pieces.
Juliette continues to have multiple visions of Nick inside their house. She consults the Hispanic psychic a second time and is advised to focus on one memory of Nick at a time. She does that, and begins to be able to piece together the past she shared with Nick.
In Austria, Adelind is brought to a gypsy queen who draws a blood sample from her uterus to determine whether her baby is of royal blood. The queen then offers to purchase the baby upon its birth, but Adelind says that she is not interested in money. What she would like most is to have all of her lost powers back.
Despite my love for the production design of this series, it disturbs me whenever characters come into their houses after a day out or from work and we see that ALL of the lamps are already on.
When you see someone in a teaser sequence of Grimm, you can be sure that that person will die a horrible death before the opening title montage.
An ancient priest of Vulcan called a Volcanalis attacks and burns to death geologists who take sacred stones from a dormant volcano In Portland. Nick, Monroe, Captain Renard, and a mountain hermit named Bud lure it to a place where they can hose it down with liquid nitrogen and sledgehammer it to pieces.
Juliette continues to have multiple visions of Nick inside their house. She consults the Hispanic psychic a second time and is advised to focus on one memory of Nick at a time. She does that, and begins to be able to piece together the past she shared with Nick.
In Austria, Adelind is brought to a gypsy queen who draws a blood sample from her uterus to determine whether her baby is of royal blood. The queen then offers to purchase the baby upon its birth, but Adelind says that she is not interested in money. What she would like most is to have all of her lost powers back.
Despite my love for the production design of this series, it disturbs me whenever characters come into their houses after a day out or from work and we see that ALL of the lamps are already on.
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