The show satisfies the unlikely hero in me, and I’d guess, in many men out there who don’t lift two hundred and fifty pounds three times a week at the gym. This same group doesn’t resemble Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson or Wesley Snipes. Raise your hand if you’re of slight build and didn’t always get the girl in high school or college. Grimm comes with its own vocabulary, unique characters, and universe. The misty, woodsy environs of Portland, Oregon, is an ideal setting. I don’t think the show would have worked if it were set in New York City or Los Angeles. The world of Grimm is the stuff of childhood fantasies of saving the day with an assortment of weapons and tools. Most often, successful supernatural stories straddle the real word while attempting to integrate. However, there are instances when the two worlds collide and threaten to absorb or destroy each other. The contrast of idyllic and horrific fuels fears of what and or who might haunt our sleeping and waking dreams. People aren’t who they seem, and as a result, we’re subject to doubt our sanity. Tonight’s episode, captioned “Knowledge is Power,” most likely had Sergeant Wu in mind. Everyone is scrambling around town trying to reassemble the woven tapestry of secrets and subterfuge that’s been torn apart. One issue I had is the open access to the family journals that weren’t taken into evidence. I understand why not. If that had happened, it would have changed the outcome of future storylines. Sergeant Wu, in his fragile mental state, is the best person to have found and replaced the journals. He probably doesn’t want to believe that bogeymen exist in his world. We’re introduced to FBI Special Agent Chavez, a possible recurring character, who is also Wesen. Will she become an ally for Team Grimm? Will Rosalee recreate the concoction that will restore Nick’s powers? Who is the new leggy blonde observing what appears to be Renard’s death? Is she an ally or possible foe? When people wogue in broad daylight with others around, why is it no one seems to notice? Are they too busy, preoccupied or unconcerned? They can’t see the facial transformation, but I’d think they’d notice the reaction of the person interacting with the creature. I’m locked and loaded for the season, and hope you will be too. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for all news updates related to the world of geek. And Google+, if that’s your thing!
