02-02-2015, 03:12 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-02-2015, 03:35 AM by Samsarilian.)
(02-01-2015, 10:43 PM)busyizzy Wrote: This episode garnered my like but not my love. As many others stated, I think it would have been hard to follow the last two episodes.
1. Wasn't all that enthused about the WOW. However, it was interesting that Ackerman was the realtor. Sings, "Isn't it ironic?"
2. Not upset that Wu was involved in this particular case because with his new knowledge, he will begin to look at cases differently. Of course he wants to be involved; the same thing happened with Hank, TRubel, and Juliette. Wu is just more humorous. The best scene in this episode is in the trailer after Nick finds Juliette reading up on Hexenbiests.
Hank: Makes sense. After what Adalind did to the both of you.
Nick: To all of us.
Wu: Not to me.
Hank: You ate her cookie.
Wu: I did?
Nick: Yeah, that's why you ate your carpet.
Wu: Ohhhhh.
3. What in the world is with: a) the pierced ear with venomous frog (at least he didn't have to eat one, just rub it on his ear) paste and b) the oft-repeated "what kind of police are you?" from the last few episodes. Both were just silly...but the backfire from the WOW that caused the mini mushroom cloud was pretty cool.
4. Hentrietta's power is interesting when she manipulates time and space (numbers on paper and her front door). She should have a wicked woge!
5. Sean's reappearing wounds--Do you think Elizabeth ran into Kelly or do you think Adalind is up to something there in Portland? After all, she is still pretty ticked off at Sean re: Diana.
The only thoughts I have about the frog is maybe it is high in copper or something and formed an em shield as it passed through the blood, protecting the nervous system? Old fashioned window screen (the kind made from metal not nylon) is used to make em cages, but they have to be grounded. I am really making a stab in the dark at putting a scientific explanation on a piece of hollyweird writing.
I am more of the mind that they wrote themselves into a corner and could not figure a way out. I would have made him wear steel mesh chain mail and drag a steel cable behind him for grounding. It is kind of how they dress line men to repair the really high voltage lines.
Dressed like that the already old line of "what kind of police are you?" might have been funny.
If I had something important to say, I would have mumbled it.