Grimm Recap: The Good Shepherd, B-a-a-a-a-d Sheep

Recaps

By Madelyne27 | Monday, October 1, 2012 | 4:13 pm | 7 Comments
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As always, Nick and Hank go to visit Monroe to find out to do next. (We haven’t see Rosalee this episode, but I suppose she didn’t really have any role in the storyline, so it’s okay.)

They come back, they ALWAYS come back. Needy Grimms.

Monroe identifies the sheep as Seelenguts, and that a Blutbad leading Seelenguts was pretty rare. (May I call Nick and Hank, Hink for a while?) Hink decides that they should have Monroe go join the congregation. He seems about as thrilled with this idea as his has with most of Nick’s ideas in the past. But he goes along with it because it’s undercover and Rosalee will think it’s totes cool.

I’ll be undercover you say? Interesting.

He dons his favorite fedora and long trench coat and goes to church.

My name is Bond. Blutbad Bond.

He sits unnoticed for a while, but eventually a Seelengut senses his presence and gets sheepish (haha). It’s bizarre to me that the early “Board Meeting” seems to make up the entire congregation. Not a tough vetting process for the Board Members.

Fking hat head. My hair looked so much better before the fedora. 

Anywho, Monroe tells the congregation that he’s just looking for a church to call home and that he means them no harm. The Reverend tells Monroe that he has a small room with a bed that he’s welcome to use. (It’s a really nice room and I wouldn’t mind living there, if it were not for the crazy Blutbad preacher and his girlfriend the Sellengut.

Nice room. Creepy pic of Reverend, but free is free.

Back at the Halls of Justice, Capt. Renard seems to be having a migraine and flashback images of him kissing Juliette. (I’m with you Renard, I’m still having nightmares over that too.)

I can’t unsee or unfeel her boringness.

Juliette at her best. In a deep coma.

Renard’s contact in France calls to tell him that he found out who the Nuckelavee was that was sent to find the magical key, and Renard opens the email to see a picture of Belky. His name is David, but he has many other alias’ that I can’t read.

Belky, thy name is David.

Next scene we see David breaking into Nick and Juliette’s house.

These hippies don’t even look their doors.

Whipping back to the church, through the door (it’s like a little confessional window), Monroe sees the Reverend and Megan kissing. He calls Nick and lets him know about the hanky-panky.

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Madelyne27

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7 Comments

  1. 1
    Bluedog
    Posted October 1, 2012 at 9:06 pm

    So the baby will be half sheep and half wolf. Will it be a vege or a carnivore?
    Sheep look cute when they’re babies but the males become vicious monsters who head butt people (well me) unexpectedly when they are not paying attention. I fully believe if provoked a herd of sheep would attack a wolf.
    I agree Juliet needs to go. She has no manners. Of course she should have told Nick she was going out. Even if they are only housemates at the moment it is only courtesy to let him know.

  2. 2
    maryedith
    Posted October 1, 2012 at 9:14 pm

    The umbrella plot is frustrating me with its vagueness. Shouldn’t we be moving beyond the dark hint stage with Renard? I feel like the writers keep giving themselves chances to tweak it. What was the point of having Adalinde lose her powers if she’s just going to get them back next episode?
    Re killing off a main character: If it is Juliette, it should have happened at the end of last season when it would have had some semblance of shock value. I really want to like this show, and I keep hanging in there, but I wish it would make up its mind about where it’s going.

  3. 3
    maryedith
    Posted October 1, 2012 at 9:17 pm

    One more question: What happened to Renard having to become “pure” to kiss Juliette? Was that just a temporary thing? If so, that was quite a lot of time wasted!

  4. 4
    Madelyne27
    Posted October 2, 2012 at 9:57 am

    @bluedog, if Juliette should have told nick she was going out… As a courtesy, then nick may have wanted to mention that he’s some sort of mythical being with magic powers that might bring great harm to the house. But either way, I think she should go out. For good. Also, I’m sorry about your sheep experience, I had a similar issue with an angry goose when I was younger.

    @maryedith, totally agree that the master plot is plodding along, if not forgotten at times. Maybe the writers are trying to figure out how to keep us watching… But there are alot of discrepancies. But as for Renard becoming pure… Let’s just remember, it did allow us to see #shirtlessrage. And for that alone, I am happy. They are saying Monroe’s ex is coming back too… Why can’t hank get a girl?

    Oh well, it’s a pretty good show. Not the best. Not the worst… And I do love the special effects.

    Thanks for reading.

  5. 5
    juddfan
    Posted October 2, 2012 at 12:45 pm

    Madelyne, you rock!!! You made this episode sing, I loved the whole recap!!! Totes make watching the show worth it!!!

    And your hate for Juliette is addictive! hee . . .

  6. 6
    maryedith
    Posted October 2, 2012 at 7:25 pm

    Yes, Madelyne — this was a really good recap. I should have begun with that.

  7. 7
    Bluedog
    Posted October 3, 2012 at 3:01 am

    Forgot to mention………. pissed myself at the ” don’t give a rats arse” caption.
    Very excited also that we are getting the eps the same week as you guys.

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