For years, Reggie Lee’s Wu was the last to know everything about the Wesen world. As Season 5 of GRIMM played out last season, Wu was transformed and he felt more powerful. Reggie told us at San Diego Comic Con over the summer, though still unaware at the time that the show was coming to an end, that this season, “Wu [has always been] kind of managerial side of it all, so it’s been great to be a part of
Name of the Episode: “The Capture of Benedict Arnold” Timeless takes us on one more adventure with the fall finale! We travel back to 1780 during the American Revolution. History as we know it deems Benedict Arnold as a traitor to the United States to help the British win the war. Lucy joins Denise and her partner for a dinner at home. Denise confides in Lucy that she is worried she could lose her family with the effects of time
Name of the Episode: “One Hundred” Gabby is still reeling from her parents divorce announcement. She now questions the sanctity of marriage and what it means. Casey tends to Louie in the morning and sees a man in the alley leering, but steps away out of sight. At the firehouse, Herrmann is discouraged by Molly’s lack of earnings over the past months. The team is called to a home where an explosion was heard. Severide discovers the tenant was cooking
Name of the Episode: “The Last Ride of Bonnie and Clyde” Lucy tries to connect with her fiancé, Noah over a romantic dinner. However, her efforts are seen as if they’re dating again. Noah is being patient with Lucy, but he needs to know if they will continue in their engagement. Lucy manages to avoid making a decision to go in for another mission. Flynn has taken the mother ship to May 22, 1934 in Arkansas. The team has evidence
Name of the Episode: “Lift Each Other” Antonio and Sylvie go public with their romance; they double date with Gabby and Casey. Gabby also tells Sylvie she is invited to her parents’ anniversary party. Antonio didn’t invite her personally, but now Sylvie is wondering exactly what his family will think of her. James comes by the firehouse again and tells Boden he wants to spend his senior year with him and Donna. Maybe even make the firehouse a permanent dream.
Name of the Episode: “Space Race” July 20, 1969: man lands on the moon. Something that stops Americans to stay near the radio or television to watch history. In the present, Anthony and Flynn visit a NASA worker, Wayne Ellis to discuss his part in the Apollo 11 mission. Once they get the information they need, the mother ship is taken into Wayne’s backyard in 1969. Flynn shoots Wayne so they can use his badge to enter into NASA. At
Name of the Episode: “That Day” Antonio and Brett finally go out on a date; the chemistry is off the charts for the two. Boden takes James out for breakfast and a colleague tries to talk up the benefits of the fire department. He also brings up an opportunity for Boden in New York, but he doesn’t want to discuss it just yet. James comes by the firehouse to spend a few shifts to see if this is a career
Name of the Episode: “Stranded” The show begins in the shadows of the night, the group is running from the French army. Viewers are taken in the middle of the journey. They’ve followed Flynn to September 15, 1754 and are being chased by an group of soldiers. The team is taken captive by the French army mistaking them as spies. Wyatt uses Lucy’s ability to speak French to say an insulting phrase to distract the soldier. The soldier comes to
Name of the Episode: “I Held Her Hand” A graffiti tag is found on the side of the firehouse, but before they can clean it up, they’re called away. An apartment has caught fire; the husband is dragged out by Severide. His wife is caught in the flames upstairs, the team works quickly to get her out safely. The window is made of very thick glass and bars, which delays her rescue. By the time she is pulled to the
Interviewing Miles Brown is always a highlight – the charming young actor (dancer/rapper/basketball player) is as excited to talk BLACK-ISH as he is to quiz me about Michael Jackson songs; he’s quick with a story and clearly loves his TV family like they were his own. He’s come to think of them as his home away from home, telling me “It’s just really crazy because I feel that we’re just a big family that is going through a bunch of