Honestly, I've only watched 6 minutes of this episode, so this is more about the previous ep and the start of this one as well as generally about the series.
I could do without less forced drama, truly I could. I really like the show and it started out so strong, but lately there's been SO MUCH relationship issues. I used to really like Rosalee but lately it's been one drama after another. Juliette is insufferable. And the one bright spot - the unlikely comradeship and friendship between a Grimm and a Wesen - hardly gets any screen time anymore. Also, at the start of this episode Monroe said to Nick that helping Nick seems to be the only thing his good for (meaning that's the only reason Nick ever comes to him), and what does Nick do? Leaves, and tells Juliette that he should stop asking Monroe's help so often. So, it was true then? "Help" is the only thing Monroe's good for? I think Nick actually considers him a friend, so why doesn't he make it clear to Monroe? Why doesn't he say this to Juliette (or the useless Juliette could say it to him): instead of asking for his help all the time, why not spend some time just as friends! But no, that would be all too rational, so it would mean less needless drama, so entirely impossible... Please, just focus on the lore and the adventure and the plots. The storming off in a huff and the wringing of hands is really starting to get old.
I could do without less forced drama, truly I could. I really like the show and it started out so strong, but lately there's been SO MUCH relationship issues. I used to really like Rosalee but lately it's been one drama after another. Juliette is insufferable. And the one bright spot - the unlikely comradeship and friendship between a Grimm and a Wesen - hardly gets any screen time anymore. Also, at the start of this episode Monroe said to Nick that helping Nick seems to be the only thing his good for (meaning that's the only reason Nick ever comes to him), and what does Nick do? Leaves, and tells Juliette that he should stop asking Monroe's help so often. So, it was true then? "Help" is the only thing Monroe's good for? I think Nick actually considers him a friend, so why doesn't he make it clear to Monroe? Why doesn't he say this to Juliette (or the useless Juliette could say it to him): instead of asking for his help all the time, why not spend some time just as friends! But no, that would be all too rational, so it would mean less needless drama, so entirely impossible... Please, just focus on the lore and the adventure and the plots. The storming off in a huff and the wringing of hands is really starting to get old.
