Grimm Recap: Season of the Hexenbiest or The Faces of Juliette

Recaps

By Madelyne27 | Monday, November 19, 2012 | 4:56 pm | 20 Comments
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Renard is at the prison to see Adalind and find out if she really thinks that Nick would just hand over the key. Renard wants her to quit testing Nick. With her voice full of saccharine, Adalind tells Renard about the Grimmobile full of Grimm goodies. She doesn’t know exactly where it is, but they both realize that it’s probably where they’ll find a key.

I can’t believe you kissed a girl… 

 And I liked it.

Renard calls someone (I can’t figure out who) and tells them to research Portland storage lots for the Grimmobile.

Monroe gets to Adalind’s hotel room and knocks on the door and one of the men in black answer, he makes up a story that he’s looking for a buddy of his, Leroy. But after having the door slammed in his face twice, he knows he’s smelling Hundjagers.

Nick is at the Grimmobile and opens three doors, gives a table a whack and boom, another drawer opens up and he takes the key and puts it in his pocket. (You know where the best place to hide something from a man? Laundry detergent box or Tampon box… they refuse to touch either of them. If I need to hide something from my daughter, I just put it in her room… nothing can be found there.) Monroe calls and confirms that Hank’s abusers are def in the hotel and Nick is on his way, but not before he picks up an old bat covered with metal (and I’m not talking about Kim Kardashian).

 Now where did I put Kim Kardashian’s leg?

Monroe lures the Hundjagers out of their room to some carnival looking place. He’s with Nick as they wait for them to attack. The four show up and ask Monroe who he is and leather girl says to kill him. Nick comes out with his bat and says “isn’t that just like the Verrat” and they turn around to face him. He wants to know who beat up his partner and they all woge. Nick takes them 4 on 1 with his weapon and at first I think Monroe just watches because he never woges, but he does clothes line one of them. Nick flips the chick onto a table and before he kills her, he asks who sent her… she is about to respond, but one of the other Hundjagers pounces on her and rips her throat out. Monroe suggests they leave, but Nick says they need to steal their IDs and cell phones and asks Monroe to take them all to his place. Monroe is all “oh good, take the evidence to my place”, and then Nick hands him the bat to take too and Monroe adds “and the murder weapon too, why not?” Nick is such a good friend.

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20 Comments

  1. 1
    maryedith
    Posted November 19, 2012 at 6:04 pm

    They KEEP leaving us with a lot to work with, a lot to be revealed. I’m sorry, but there is more wrong with this show than just Juliette, who I actually kind of liked in this episode. The devices they come up with to keep certain characters in the dark about things, and us in the dark about other things, are just too creaky.

  2. 2
    KartofflMuter
    Posted November 19, 2012 at 6:11 pm

    Can I just say that I am OVER Juliette-Renard can have her. Why he’d want her-I don’t know. I LOVE Monroe and his girlfriend discussing clocks. I’m glad buff cop and his friend now can share the secret-I’m mad that he moved out of his own house. WHYWHYWHY isn’t the trailor locked up in his garage?? and Gee-I’d have moved that girl out to the couch and then off to where ever the hell she came from.
    Did I say I loved Monroe?

  3. 3
    ChaCha
    Posted November 19, 2012 at 6:55 pm

    I totes agree with you, Madelyne27, with what you called the showrunners under the “to be continued…sorry” card at the end of the show. Sorry, my fat behind! Not only was that apology B.S., it was insulting in its falseness.

  4. 4
    Pikey578
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 5:27 am

    I must be easy to please, but the “sorry” at the end made me chuckle. Sorry my patootie! A good recap, as always!

  5. 5
    zerocool
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 6:07 am

    I’m with Pikey, I thought it was funny. Overall I thought the episode was pretty good; the story is advancing, slowly as it should. Love that Monroe was in the thick of things again. I don’t mind Juliette, and Nick not showing emotions is typical for 1. men and 2. cops so I didn’t mind that either. Love to hate Adalind!

    But I’m mad that there won’t be any new episodes for awhile.

  6. 6
    wanda simpson
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 7:11 am

    I thought Nick’s Mom took the key when she left town. Did I imagine this?

  7. 7
    Madelyne27
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 8:54 am

    @wanda… i thought so too… or that she even had more than one… i’ll watch an old episode on Hulu and report back… but i’m glad you mentioned it, bc i wasn’t sure.

  8. 8
    Grimoire
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 2:49 pm

    I thought Grimm-Mom took the coins and not the key when she supposedly left town.

  9. 9
    zerocool
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 3:32 pm

    Yeah, it was the coins that Grimm-Mom took, not the key. Wondering when she’ll pop up again.

  10. 10
    chooch850 chooch850
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 6:16 pm

    I loved the episode. I don’t know what you all are bitchin’ about. We had plenty of Monroe and we had some monster whacking, plenty of Nick looking perplexed, some of the old world intrigue to keep us wondering for awhile longer and I like Adalind. This thing with Juliette still hanging in the balance….did you want that ended, is that it? I didn’t see her fired or “let go” in the gossip columns, so I think we’re stuck with her for awhile……

  11. 11
    chooch850 chooch850
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 6:17 pm

    P.S. Your recaps are the BEST!

  12. 12
    WhoreWatcher
    Posted November 20, 2012 at 8:50 pm

    I think this may be a jumbo compliment to you, Madelyne27, but your recaps are so funny I don’t even care if I watch the show. In fact, I’ve never watched it. So there you go! But I’m thinking I just might do that, so I can totes understand what all the fuss is about. Plus, from your captions, Juliette seems pretty easy to hate on, and I def need more peeps like that in my life. Thanks for being so hilarious.

  13. 13
    Madelyne27
    Posted November 21, 2012 at 5:26 am

    @chooch850, not loving this episode was just my opinion… and it could have had more to do with me being in a grumpy mood… i guess i just wanted ONE of the stories to have a little bit more drama… not just nick staring at the TV… and as far as Juliette… it’s not her character that makes me insane… it’s the woman behind the actress… i think she’s borderline uncomfortable to watch… like the scene where Nick come homes from Monroe’s, knowing she kissed someone and she tries to explain, and she using her hands to make us see that she’s nervous and she walks over to a chair, starts to sick and then stands up again really fast, so again, we know she’s nervous… it’s like a high school production with tons of overacting… and i didn’t like her Season 1, Episode 1 and i don’t like her now… but it’s not the storyline i despise… it’s just me being v picky about what i like and don’t like. phew…

    that being said, i’m still so thankful that any of y’all read my recaps and make comments… i love knowing what other people think… and that people see and remember stuff that i don’t… (Like, yes… it was the coins, not the key…)

  14. 14
    Madelyne27
    Posted November 21, 2012 at 5:27 am

    *starts to sit, not starts to sick… (Freudian slip)

  15. 15
    pite
    Posted November 22, 2012 at 3:10 am

    About you said “here let’s just make out and creep the world out”-people call it “lust”. Welcome to adalt’s people world, girl.

  16. 16
    MsJoeCool
    Posted November 22, 2012 at 3:19 am

    Oh good, I’m not alone in disliking the actress playing Juliette and how she plays her. There’s something skeletal and too skinny about her face while the rest of her doesn’t look overly thin. But that sounds hateful on my part. D’oh! This storyline with Renard Is the only time I’ve liked Juliette. I really enjoy this obsession between the two. I questioned Nick’s detective skills when he didn’t notice Juliette’s very obvious reaction to Renard earlier and again at the award ceremony. Then I reminded myself that Nick is still a guy and largely unobservant.

    I must be under the same spell because I am completely in love with Renard now. He is so big too. Swoon.

    I really liked this episode. And I am crushed that there won’t be more for weeks. But I also pretty much just watched all 12 episodes within a few days. I love this show, but it’s not at the top of the must watch now list. I don’t know why.

    Your recaps are awesome. I have questions about the cat scratch episode. On Demand doesn’t have last season anymore, so I’ll have to go back and reread. I need to go back further too because I don’t remember what Angelina and Monroe were to each other and why she left.

    I didn’t love Adelind this much when she was there before, but I adore her now. Your description of how the actress was playing her was perfect.

  17. 17
    zerocool
    Posted November 22, 2012 at 8:33 am

    I can help a little – Angelina and Monroe were old flames, back in his brutal blutblot days. Basically he needed to be away from her to stop his viciousness and become a vegetarian, a concept I find hilarious. So whenever she showed up, it was trouble and temptation for him.

    It’s pathetic that I can help with details like this, but can’t find my car keys LOL.

  18. 18
    Madelyne27
    Posted November 23, 2012 at 7:07 am

    @pite… the only thing i know about lust is when i pass a billboard with a picture of a Big Mac on it… as for the ‘adult’ world… i can live without it. i blush during love scenes, i couldn’t stand when charlie sheen used to always be in bed with girls on 2 and 1/2 men, and i even fast forward through make-out scenes during a Lifetime movie… WHEN I’M ALONE… i’m a repressed preacher’s kid… Little House on the Prairie is more my speed. when i used to watch True Blood it only took about ten minutes an episode bc i fast forwarded through all the sex.

    @mrsjoecool… it’s not my fav drama-ish show either… but it’s good and keeps me interested… and i love the homes and woods and costuming/make-up… v impressive.

    @zerocool… never forget, your keys are where you left them last… unless you take Ambian… then they might be in your car ignition. (true story).

  19. 19
    MsJoeCool
    Posted November 23, 2012 at 2:14 pm

    @zerocool — Thank you! I remembered that they were involved, but nothing else. Now there must be a simple way to get to all the Grimmcaps that I’m overlooking. My old convoluted way won’t work now. =(

    @Madelyn27 — You are too funny.

  20. 20
    juddfan juddfan
    Posted November 26, 2012 at 12:27 pm

    Much appreciated!!! You rock Madelyn!!! I’m late to comment, so I just want to gush over you!!!

    I feel, if they had made Borliette more of a bad ass cheater and deceiver, it may have been more fun and delicious (and perhaps more shirtless) That said, as much as I like me some scantily clad hot mens, I too, cannot stand love scenes. Queer as Folk just killed it for me, and the L word didn’t help either . . . even when I listen to audio books, I just can’t stand the cloying, supposed to be sexy scenes . . . UGH!!! I think the shades of grey books would be the death of me!!!

    But, if I have to watch Love Scenes, for whatever reason, I do prefer forbidden love affairs and things, esp with good chemistry.

    Do you think Bitsie is depressed, or maybe on pills for depression . . . she reeks of it!

    Have an awesome holiday season! Good to see some comments on up in here!!!

    xoxo

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