Renard: Do you have a lot of these books, by the way?
Nick: A few.

We barely knew ye.

Nick, what exactly do you expect to do once you’ve caught the burning fire man? Jump on him? 

So, Adalind really starts out as a despicable human being. She has little to no moral compass or personal ethics. But then, she decides she wants to save this baby and her entire life changes. Motherhood changes her. She goes from ruthlessly self serving to ruthlessly protective. 

In season 2 she is willing to sell this baby for money and her powers and then by season 4 she’s tearing the universe apart looking for the daughter that was taken from her. 

Is she still pretty terrible most of the time? Yes. But, she does want to protect her daughter.

Adalind… this is so not a good idea. Going to these people screams bad freaking idea.

Bro night is the best way to help Nick heal. Monroe, Bud, brewskis, and football. All they’re missing is Hank. 

Hank hasn’t taken a vacation in four years. No wonder the entire precinct literally rolled him out in his desk chair. Enjoy Hawaii, Hank. 

Also, I love that rolling him out in his chair hid the fact that Russel Hornsby was already injured at this point.