Don't read this until AFTER you've seen the episode. Too many spoilers.
The show's writers continue to execute their recent losing streak of intelligent scripting in this episode (see my review of Episode 12 for more gaffaws). This is the most important episode of all 6 seasons, as everyone knows a poorly done last episode can leave a lasting icky taste in people's mouths, despite the overall success of the series. (Game of Thrones is a great example.) Really should have gotten more sleep guys. 🤦♀️
My complaints:
No one thinks to make Juliette into a Hexenbiest again so she can actually help. And no one tells her to sit out the fight after it becomes clear she can't really help in battle anymore as a fragile human. 🤦♀️ It doesn't occur to use the healing stick while Juliette is still alive. He waits for her to die and then tries. 🤦♀️
No one thinks to make some more invisibility dust after discovering Kelly is also a target in the last episode. 🤦♀️
No one thinks to find a way to break the staff into pieces again, since it was previously disclosed that it had been shattered (into 100 pieces) and scattered to prevent this very evil from having power. Must be a way to do it again. 🤦♀️
No one thinks to use Trubel's blood (pssst...she's a Grimm too) for the Force du Sang potion, despite the fact she's 10 feet away and Nick is miles away. 🤦♀️ And why is Nick even going to them? His whole reasoning in the last episode was that the kids would be safer is he stayed away. 🤦♀️🤦♀️
There's no explanation why Diana suddenly *wants* to go with skull face, instead of being scared of him, or attempting to defend her friends and family from attack. (She's probably the only one powerful enough to defeat him by herself.) 🤦♀️
Not once does Nick try to use the stick to heal people *BEFORE* they die. (Never resurrected people previously...just healed them.) 🤦♀️
Why is it no one can hold the stick but Nick, not even Trubel (another Grimm), when it belonged to all Grimms before him? 🤦♀️
And why didn't skull guy just tap his stick on the ground (like he did in the other world) and blast everyone away?
And if you are going to bring back ancestors, do it BIGGER!! This magnificent untouchable enemy was defeated easily by 4 Grimms, when 2 Grimms couldn't make a dent? Not remotely believable. 🤦♀️
And why does Nick throw the massive stick on the ground in defeat, when he's already seen its power to resurrect previously (Trubel).
What the eff??? Why is everyone so senseless and stupid in these last 2 episodes? Your audience shouldn't be thinking of the next move (and of BETTER moves) before the main characters. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ So frustrating.
The show's writers continue to execute their recent losing streak of intelligent scripting in this episode (see my review of Episode 12 for more gaffaws). This is the most important episode of all 6 seasons, as everyone knows a poorly done last episode can leave a lasting icky taste in people's mouths, despite the overall success of the series. (Game of Thrones is a great example.) Really should have gotten more sleep guys. 🤦♀️
My complaints:
No one thinks to make Juliette into a Hexenbiest again so she can actually help. And no one tells her to sit out the fight after it becomes clear she can't really help in battle anymore as a fragile human. 🤦♀️ It doesn't occur to use the healing stick while Juliette is still alive. He waits for her to die and then tries. 🤦♀️
No one thinks to make some more invisibility dust after discovering Kelly is also a target in the last episode. 🤦♀️
No one thinks to find a way to break the staff into pieces again, since it was previously disclosed that it had been shattered (into 100 pieces) and scattered to prevent this very evil from having power. Must be a way to do it again. 🤦♀️
No one thinks to use Trubel's blood (pssst...she's a Grimm too) for the Force du Sang potion, despite the fact she's 10 feet away and Nick is miles away. 🤦♀️ And why is Nick even going to them? His whole reasoning in the last episode was that the kids would be safer is he stayed away. 🤦♀️🤦♀️
There's no explanation why Diana suddenly *wants* to go with skull face, instead of being scared of him, or attempting to defend her friends and family from attack. (She's probably the only one powerful enough to defeat him by herself.) 🤦♀️
Not once does Nick try to use the stick to heal people *BEFORE* they die. (Never resurrected people previously...just healed them.) 🤦♀️
Why is it no one can hold the stick but Nick, not even Trubel (another Grimm), when it belonged to all Grimms before him? 🤦♀️
And why didn't skull guy just tap his stick on the ground (like he did in the other world) and blast everyone away?
And if you are going to bring back ancestors, do it BIGGER!! This magnificent untouchable enemy was defeated easily by 4 Grimms, when 2 Grimms couldn't make a dent? Not remotely believable. 🤦♀️
And why does Nick throw the massive stick on the ground in defeat, when he's already seen its power to resurrect previously (Trubel).
What the eff??? Why is everyone so senseless and stupid in these last 2 episodes? Your audience shouldn't be thinking of the next move (and of BETTER moves) before the main characters. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ So frustrating.