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This is exactly what I figured happened. Why else show Chloe in that tense moment?

Heller isn't really dead, is he? I assumed that the drone was rerouted somehow.

Unfortunately, I think that you are right. We are going to have to live with the mystery of who killed Walt's wife. I initially thought Nighthorse, but now I think that there is a Big Bad behind the scenes who we have not met as yet. It took a few seconds for me to recognize Gunther so you were not alone. I usually figure out these who dun it stories early on, but in this case, I was genuinely surprised when the "landlord" turned out to be Gunther. He was so convincing when he was misdirecting Walt and Vic. I am pretty surprised by some people's negative reaction to this week's crime. I thought that it was very well plotted and so tragic. Those poor children being trafficked with little hope of a good life. Paulina came so close to freedom, but she went back to save Sophia and lost her life.

According to David Alpert, one of TWD's producers, they have more or less planned out the story into seasons 11 and 12. Crazy. The ratings are so high that I think they might be able to get there. http://www.indiewire.com/article/television/the-walking-dead-could-run-for-12-seasons-5-more-things-we-learned-from-producers-at-sundays-pga-panel?utm_campaign=Wildfire+Message+-+THE+WALKING+DEAD+has+a+plan+through+Season+12...&utm_content=po_1170014&utm_

I expect that Vic and Sean will divorce or he will get killed off before Walt and Vic give into temptation so Walt's noble cowboy crown does not get tarnished. Given the high rates of adultery in our society, some people get upset when married tv characters have affairs so the writers won't go there. The story of Walt's wife is so convoluted. Basically Walt attacked the drug addict who killed his wife, the guy stabbed him, he went to Henry for help, and Henry got the elderly Indian healer to stitch up Walt. Henry then hired Hector to kill the drug dealer. Instead Hector beat him up and took out a couple teeth. Basically, we do not know who killed the drug dealer or paid him to kill Walt's wife. Whew, I think that I got it all. I hope this is wrapped up by the end of this season, in case we don't get another one.

Yeah, I was surprised to see Graham Greene in that bad guy role also. I don't think I have ever seen him in that type of role before. He is a regular cast member on Syfy series, Defiance. I am not a big fan of that show, but I like that his role is not the stereotypical Indian. The one thing that I found unbelievable is that the prison officials would antagonize and endanger their relationship with Walt in favor of the Graham Greene character. Walt has been sheriff for years. He would have tons of friends and long time allies working in law enforcement and the department corrections. It should be easy for him to have them look out for Henry in the prison. It just occurred to me; Henry is arrested and has not even been arraigned so why is he locked up with convicted prisoners and not in a county jail? That first couple adopted Paulina and then rehomed her with the Gunther couple, where the father raped her.

No, Gunther was the man who cleaning up and claimed that he was the landlord to the Gunthers who moved away when Vic and Walt tried to find them. That is how he recognized them at the park and ran away so quickly.

Another good episode. Poor Paulina. What a difficult life and for it to end in such a horrible way. At least, Walt was able to save Sophia. I like how they are bringing Walt and Vic along. Walt is finally beginning to acknowledge his attraction to her or maybe he is just becoming attracted to Vic. They have good chemistry. I like them as a couple even though I think that the age difference is ridiculous and such a trope. Poor Henry. He is in such a mess. I hope that he is not locked up for the whole season. Also, he might be lucky to still have the bar when he gets out that this rate. Cady is so sweet with Henry. She seems very wary of Branch. I like that Ferg and Ruby are getting more to do. Branch looks like hell.

If Branch was drugged, he might think that he remembers everything clearly before he was shot, but really does not. However, I fully expect David Ridges to turn up alive. It never made sense that he would kill himself when he realized that Branch was onto him when he could have just of fled the jurisdiction. I am pretty sure that they had Vic follow Walt into the room when he changed so she would see his scars, but also to make the point that he never asked her to leave which strongly suggests that his feelings for her are more than just work colleagues.

Unfortunately true which is I am really hoping that this rumor about Glenn's demise is wrong.

Yeah, the time jump was disconcerting, but it was nice to see Gus, Molly, and Greta as a family. I was glad that Gus became a postman. Unlike Molly, he was clearly not up to being a police officer. Wow, Lester really is a sociopath. He has no guilt for his actions and has become super confident since getting away with his crimes.

I don't buy for a second that Steven or any actor would want to leave TWD. These actors are not big names and this is a steady high profile well paying acting jig. The show also only films for part of the year allowing them to easily do other work. All the actors who have left have made it clear in a various ways that they were fired and would have like to have stayed. If Glenn was killed off, then I don't doubt that Steven was fired. Re Magge: I can see her hooking up with Rick eventually if Glenn dies. I think he has tons of chemistry with Michonne, but that is never going to happen.

I was suspicious about the pills that Heller is taking, but now that mole has been revealed I am now thinking that I am wrong.

From what I can gather from TWD forums they are filming episode three now. It is so soon to kill off a major character, but it has been done before. I can't imagine that Maggie will be pregnant if Glenn dies. Judith is already one baby too many.

Ah Henry, you are in big trouble. I can't believe that Dena stole his money. Looks like Cady has herself a new client. So is Branch hallucinating about who shot him? Is Walt right that this is about getting to Branch's father? Branch was originally after the guy for tampering with Cady's car. At that time, it seemed clear that Nighthorse was behind the whole scheme. The story has become so convoluted that I doubt the writers even have a clue. Anyway, I hope that we get to see more of Gerald McRaney this season. I thought that Vic and Walt were going to kiss when he was washing off Branch's blood and changing.

If it is true, I hope that Glenn goes out like the badass that he is. My favorite Glenn scene is when he took out the walker tied to the chair in Woodbury. The man is a warrior.

The spumor on the TWD forums is that Glenn has been killed off. Crushing for me if true.

I still say Tate Donovan's character is no good. He has already committed treason forging Heller's signature. I have not given up on my hypothesis that he has been drugging Heller to cause the memory loss. I want Jack and Audrey to ride off in the sunset at the end of this series.

I agree. The way the actor played the scene where Jared found his family dead makes it impossible for me to believe that he killed his family. Despite the writers claiming otherwise, I think there was a rewrite or change in direction with that story as the season was filmed.

I didn't think that there was any doubt that Nina loves Oleg. Her resistance to his initial courtship was genuine. OIeg eventually won her heart. Unless the writers change direction in the future, there is no way that Nina is in love with Stan. If she was falling in love with him, Stan put an end to those feelings when he killed Vlad. I think that Nina is a patriot who thinks that she deserves to be punished which is why she did not run. When Stan blackmailed her into giving secrets, she was not happy with it, but I don't think that she realized how this treachery could hurt ordinary innocent Russians. Vlad's death shook Nina out of that delusion so she confessed Arkady hoping to redeem herself. I was thinking exactly this.

I cannot believe that Nina is gone for good. She is too wonderful to lose. Maybe Stan changes his mind at the last minute. I felt for Oleg and Nina. I could not stand him at the beginning, but now I really like him. Watching Oleg fighting not to cry as he watched Nina leave and her tearful silent goodbye was heartbreaking. I hope they have a happy ending somehow. I am not surprised that Elizabeth would consider letting Paige join the KGB. Phillip who is a capitalist at heart and would leave the KGB in a heartbeat if he could convince Elizabeth, but she is a true believer. I will never forget the wistfulness in her voice when she told the Cuban agent that their revolution was beautiful. Whatever doubts Elizabeth has they are fleeting and she shrugs them off so she could be persuaded by Claudia's argument that Paige joining the KGB was for the cause. Phillip . I also think that the girl who befriended Paige and the pastor are KGB. I think that the KGB would be better off waiting for Henry. I hope that Margo Martindale comes back for more guest stints. She is such a talented actress. I miss Claudia.

That line from Pepper about kiln cracked me up. I thought the wedding would be better. It was just okay. I did not think the "gay" Manny/Luke shtick was funny. The actor who plays the nanny that Haley likes has made my gaydar ping since he was in Pitch Perfect so I cannot take their budding romance seriously.

I almost gave up after last week's horrible episode, but I am glad that I watched last night. I still am not sure what the hell is going on and what little of the the plot that I do understand still does not make much sense, but it was entertaining. It helped that William Devane's character had more to do than looking befuddled and getting lectured to by Tate Donavon's character. It was also good that Audrey was moving more directly into the action. I hope that she and Jack ride off into the sunset together at the end of this or future series.

The good news is that Teresa will be back. Unfortunately, both Greenwalt and Giuntoli sound delusional and I am not impressed by their hints for next season. Again, I don't buy for a second that Greenwalt has a clue what those keys are about, but hopefully he will come up with something half way decent by the time the scripts are written. http://tvline.com/2014/05/16/grimm-season-4-teasers-david-giuntoli-david-greenwalt-nick-loses-power/

Disappointing finale; a fitting end to a disappointing season. I cannot believe that big finale twist that writers came up with is Adalind taking away Nick's Grimmness through a sex-related spell. It is not much different from when she used a sex-related spell to ensorcell Hank. So basically Adalind has had sex with Hank, Nick, Renard, and Renard's brother. This is all she is good for? She was supposed to be a smart lawyer. Now she can only use sex to get what she wants? Come on... Anyway, thank goodness for Teresa who is wonderfully badass and the wacky wedding. Rosalee looked stunning in her new dress. I cheered when her sister destroyed the ugly grandma dress. I am glad that Wu is closer to finding out the truth. He should have a larger role. Of course, there is no chance of Renard dying. He will live to be useless for yet another season. And no doubt annoying Adalind will be back. Straight up, next season if Teresa is not a regular cast member, I am done with Grimm. I just cannot deal with another repetitive season of a tedious Adalind and useless Renard.