The Mentalist is back after a long hiatus with a new episode, called “Black Helicopters”.
The FBI team must investigate the death of Edith Firlock, a federal attorney. Her body was found on the Mexican border.
The Mentalist comes back tonight with all new episodes, after another long hiatus.
And there’s no better way to enjoy the new adventures of Jane (Simon Baker) and Lisbon (Robin Tunney), than to sum up everything that happened during Season 6 so far.
Clearly, this entry contains spoilers, so be sure to have watched all the first twelve episodes before reading what follows.
“I’m going off to a house and entering it like a snake… I will devour their babes and make their hearts ache”.
In this new episode of Grimm, called “Mommy Dearest”, Adalind is about to deliver her baby. Captain Renard’s friend is helping her. Finally the baby is born.
“Still, after a short time the family’s distress again worsened, and there was no relief anywhere in sight”.
Adalind is about to deliver her baby, while Nick and Hank are investigating the Wesen-serial killer who’s murdering cops and scalping them.
Monroe asks Rosalee to marry him, and after she says yes, Monroe’s parents are invited to meet her. They seem not to take very well the news that Rosalee is a Fuchsbau and not a Blutbaden. Rosalee then decides to leave the house. After that, Monroe’s parents meet Nick… a Grimm!
In the new episode of Grimm, 3×13 “Revelation”, Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) tries to explain that Nick (David Giuntoli) is a friend, but his parents won’t accept any explanation and they leave Monroe’s house.
A Grimm is someone who can see into the heart of darkness. Someone who sees things other people don’t understand.
Grimm is a NBC supernatural fantasy procedural telling the adventures of Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), a homicide detective who works and lives in Portland with his girlfriend Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch).
At the beginning of Season 1 Nick finds out (thanks to his aunt Marie) that he is the descendant of an ancient hierarchy of German guardians and hunters, called ‘Grimms’.
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