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This episode was lovely and cozy. But, as much as I agree with the "Measles is really bad!" storyline's message (get your kid vaccinated), it looses a little umph when Doctor Turner is seen smoking like a chimney.

Butterly17, they didn't fully explain it. Trevelyan apparently has a daughter at home, but did something (?) horrible enough that her mother has disowned her and taken charge of the daughter. Despite Kitty writing her mother for help & forgiveness, her mother pronounces Kitty "Dead to [her]."

Agreed. I haven't laughed that hard at Whose Line in a while. Between Scott flawlessly integrating into the "two-person boy band," Ryan flipping off Colin for that big nose crack, and "Dr. Seuss break up lines", what a great show.

What was up with Ryan's hair this episode? Use a comb, dude. "Old King Cole was a merry old soul... thanks to a thousand-dollar-a-day cocaine habit."

HANK: The only difference [between Jack the Ripper and the current killer] is, that was London, this is Portland. ME: And it was over two centuries ago! That's kind of a big difference! I also can't believe that they tried to just HAND Juliette the only cure they had (and apparently all of it) IN A GLASS JAR. The brilliant detectives of Portland and their friends, guys. She just tried to burn down Grimm Central, what makes you think she's just going to take the cure?

I love the relationship between Abe and Henry, so this episode was great for me. Loved seeing a bit more of their background. And yes, I also loved Jo coming by in the end and wanting to support Henry. The relationships just make this show so great.

I agree with everyone that the real Adam wasn't too hard to figure out, though I don't think I really put 2 and 2 together until they were looking for Clark in Bedlam. "Oh, it's the therapist." Ok, Henry knew he was going to find that gun in the water --- why didn't he at least bring a fishing pole or something? Come on, really. Especially since he JUST got The Talk on not skinny dipping anymore, lol. Also, in real life, you can get a different therapist. I'd expect you can do this even if you're going to "mandated" therapy, because it's so important for you and your therapist to trust each other, and click, so to speak. Hopefully they'll bring this up and Henry will be like, "I have to stay with him, otherwise he might kill again," or some such, and not just ignore it.

Maybe Trubel & Josh moving to Philly means Nick will finally be inspired to digitize his collection of Wesen stuff so he can share it with them. Though I recognize scanning all of that stuff in would basically take forever.

I do like this show. But I did laugh (and I don't think I was supposed to) when Henry grabbed a dagger that was for some reason (?) in his ME kit and said, "There's a thin line between pleasure and pain" with that little grin of his. I was like, "What is this, CSI: Miami?!" ("There's a thin line between pleasure..." *puts on sunglasses* "And pain." *cue The Who*) I do feel bad that Nora didn't believe Henry, but really, what was she supposed to believe. Her husband is all, "I'm immortal!" and then threatens to kill himself, I think it's pretty natural that she'd be like "...He belongs in a mental asylum." So glad Henry decided to hang out with ~the mortals~ in the bar. Haha.