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The beginning of the show was everything, I love Abira, she said last week "I want you to touch me right HERE".. Minnie's mother crossed the line, actually they both did and a pregnant Tanya got hit and Monie got water thrown on her. Andrea...Andrea..Andrea **knocks hand on forehead**.. she is DUMB!! Amanda just let her go and don't come to her rescue the next time Chris walks out on her.

Yes Elena's bitchiness is a surprise. I always found her refreshing but where did all this hate come from, maybe she is stressed out from having twins at home and short tempered. Also yes, please stop with the skin tight dresses. I felt really bad for Mary, I just wanted her to whip out her phone and show them a vid of her walking in a big name fashion show. Good for Jasmine for finally seeing the light in regards to Brianna.

Some thoughts on the stick. Only Nick and Diana were able to touch it without being hurt. I wonder if the same applies to the staff ? Because Kelly was holding the staff without issue in that future forward ?

It was nice to see that Nick listened to his mother and didn't leave the ones he loved. Unlike Nick, baby Kelly grew up knowing about what it means to be a Grimm. I must admit I did like the part when Nick was walking through the forest and his mothers voice was telling him not to betray "what they are"

I enjoyed the finale, I knew they would somehow reverse the deaths as soon as Eve got killed. I do think they could have stretched the big bad out over a few more episodes. I felt like he just popped up and wanted the stick. Count me in as another who was happy that Nick ended up with Adalind and I enjoyed seeing a grown up Diana and Kelly. Is Kelly only a grimm or is there any biest in him? I was wondering how come Diana didn't woge, she still had the glowing eyes. I am also curious about Wesen killing other Wesen (re: the triplets and Diana), Nick wasn't the type of grimm who went around randomly killing Wesen. Loved seeing Aunt Marie and Kelly and the group grimm fight. Even though I figured they would be brought back Monroe's and Rosalee's death hit me hard....I may have had a tear... Absolutely wanted too see the triplets!!

Surprisingly I'm really enjoying Rashad, he seems to be having a great time and is trying. The next guy I like is the baseball player (David?), he is another one who is fun to watch and just having a good time. Glad Chris got the boot and Charo needs to dial it down, if she has real Flamenco experience Keo should have incorporated it better.

If they're gonna play with the space time continuum and do time jumps I think Hank and Wu will be alive at the end. Don't know what it means for Diana and baby Kelly though.

Hands down highlight of the episode was Hank singing "let's get it on" to himself..that made me laugh out loud and then chuckle some more!!

I liked the finale, strong episode. The only thing I didn't like was Tituba's fate, it would have been better if they killed her, oh also I was not a fan of Mary getting her happy ending. Otherwise more power to Anne.

You know I have had a rocky relationship with Floki over the course of the series. I have hated him, been indifferent to him and thought he was ok at times. However last night, he made me tear up with that beautiful burial for his beloved Helga, when he said Goodbye my heart, that broke my heart. Yeah I also questioned how NO ONE thought it was odd that Ecbert was there all by his lonesome.

Definitely liked the twist at the end, she didn't need to be rescued after all. I wonder if her friend was Wesen also and if she suspected the guy when she left with him. Did like the throwaway comment, "oh you're the grimm"..and she wasn't scared of him so looks like other wesen are familiar with Nick. . You know I don't really care about the writings on the wall. Adalind apologizes to JulieEve who looked quite uncomfortable.

Maybe El Cuegle didn't think to take Auggie to an orphanage because eating babies is what they have been doing for generations. That being said, even if Auggie were is to get raised by a different parents he may still turn out evil. Maybe Auggie's fate is set regardless of the circumstances he grows up in. So I assume Eve's almost woge was Juliette coming through . The question is - is it dangerous Juliette or original Juliette ? I guess original since the stick cleansed her ?

Yeah I was a bit disappointed in Renards very obvious but subtle manipulation of Diana and her view of Nick. Way too much time spent on Eve in the tunnels. The WOTW definitely gave you something to think about, what a conundrum?

I have to give Bjorn his respect for being open minded to Ivar's plan, that is a true leader. I saw Torvi blink but she had 2 arrows in her, I just don't know if she is alive but I hope she is. She has young children to take care of. So if A-red if A-wulf and Judith's older son, isn't he in line to be King so why was Ecbert schooling Alfred?

One thing about this show, it protrays a good amount of its women as badass. I love me some shieldmaidens.

I assume she know about the stick, I mean she knows about the cloth and the symbols so I just assumed they told her about the stick although it was a never shown. Yeah someone needs too start parenting Diana, she won't know right from wrong and if no one ever tells her. She has been sheltered and probably thinks this is normal. Actually I was wondering what they were going do with her when Adalind eventually goes back to work, I don't see her in a regular school so.....

Can someone clarify something for me, they said Evenard slept with Rachel in this episode but I thought they didn't do the deed due too equipment malfunction?? Also can Nick potentially develop Zauberbeist characteristics because of the hat like what happened to Juliette? They did say that this has never been done to a grimm before, I did think it was not the smartest idea to go ahead with the hat trick without finding out all the possibilities first. Also Adalind could have chosen to ask Nick a question about Kelly..

Didn't they say in interviews that the show is going to come full circle. So I guess it goes back to where they started.

I have to give Sasha Roiz his due during this episode, he did a great job playing Nick playing Sean. I agree that he definitely incorporated some of Nick's mannerisms initially and I liked the sequence where they told him to be more "Renardy". This episode was a nice showcase of his skills. Glad Wu and Hank have their jobs back and he has no choice with Nick. I did chuckle when that reporter asked about the different tie. I did think some of the acting was off, Adalind going all goofy to keep Sean at home could have been played with a lot more subtlety and less "HA". I need my crafty and sneaky Adalind back. Also as soon as they said Nick was stuck as Sean I knew somehow Diana would come into play and get Nick back to himself. Speaking of Diana I assume the Kelly flashback had to do with making the audience realize that Diana is still malleable. She can either go for good or evil, although based on what she has done so far she is quite leaning towards the dark side. She definitely wasn't happy with the Nick/Adalind hug. Congratulations to David on his directorial debut, but I did think it was a bit awkward to call back to "hey remember when we were fighting in the woods and I kissed you and you bit me " as a first kiss. I guess Juliette is peeking through "Eve"

I assumed they were speaking old English, Bjorn has been to Wessex before and I assume Ivar picked up something when he travelled there with Ragnar. I got the sense the others didn't understand what Bjorn was asking Aelle. Also Aelle went out like a punk, begging and pleading and offering up gold and silver. Goes to show how tough these Vikings were, no screaming while being tortured to death.

I totally thought Astrid was going to be the sacrifice or Ubbe's new wife, but I guess you have to volunteer. That scene was very well done and I do think Lagertha has plans for Astrid. I was also happy that we saw that Lagertha and Torvi knew the deal. I think we didn't see the battle here because I assume we will get a big battle scene with Ecbert's army which is much more subtantial. I didn't see a promo for next episode so I am just speculating here. And for the record I dislike Ecbert immensely (even if I love the actor) and I will forever hate Judith because she of the way she treats her husband and the fact that she killed Kwenrith and Aethelwulfs unborn child way back when. He had some happiness and his father and wife took that away while flaunting their affair in his face. I live for the day when Ecbert realizes that Ragnar set him up and didn't tell his sons to leave Ecberts kingdom alone. I don't think he takes Aethewulf seriously about the army and I don't think he's fading. Ecbert has a plan. For a second I thought Floki was gonna run the other way but looks like he still has the Viking mojo. Bjorn and Torvi never did get married so I guess he isn't that attached to her, he was willing to marry the slave girl who ran away after giving birth to his daughter.

Yeah Lagertha would have killed two of Ragnarssons. I do wonder if that happened if the other two brothers would have avenged Ubbe. I don't see them doing it for Ivar. If they had succeeded in killing Lagertha, then Bjorn would have to kill them and I assume the others brothers may try to avenge Ubbe and it would be the end Ragnarsons

Yeah I have the S5 DVDs, she apologizes during that group dinner. That deleted scene also included Hank going for a cookie and pulling back. Honestly though I see why they cut it, it didn't really add anything.

I enjoyed the episode. Especially liked the scene with Monroe and Diana in spice shop. SWM does have good comedic faces. Also really liked everyone working in deciphering the cloth peacefully, no tensions etc. Trubel asking Nick to come with her made no sense, he isn't leaving Kelly. I liked the trust me knot even though it was an epic fail. Or I should say I liked Adalind being more involved using her Hexen knowledge. All I need now is for Nick to call the stick "my precious". Also when that Sert officer had it all they had to say was "it's a stick".

Hands down favorite part of the episode was Lagertha showing she is still a badass. The way she walked over to Ubbe and Ivan, sword drawn ready to do battle and not even flinching. Yeah Bjorn and Astrid are kinda wierd and I am surprised he would do that to this mother. Especially after he had that awesome scene where he told Ubbe and Ivar the consequences of killing Lagertha. It was also obvious he is the leader of that sons of Ragnar. Also loved how Hvitserk was like "yeah and we almost drowned because of her"...so not really angry...