Grimm Recap: The Taming of the Wu

Season 5 / Episode 19 / NBC [quote_simple]Nothing is so painful to the human mind as a great and sudden change.[/quote_simple] Wu is finally seeking medical care — not for the weird Woging disease he’s contracted, but for the concussion he got during a weird Woging disease blackout. [says silent prayer that everyone in Portland starts making better choices.] Nick and Hank visit a pretty groggy Wu in the hospital. He doesn’t remember much from the night the Barbatus Ossifrage in “Good to the Bone” ignored the bait (Monroe) and went after him instead. They remind him that he hit his head pretty hard, but beyond that they’re still baffled. And he STILL doesn’t tell him that he’s randomly woging because… I don’t… because he has intimacy issues, I guess.

They leave Wu in the hospital and as they do, the camera pans to a shady character lurking in the waiting room. Hmmmm. Noted. Shady waits until Nick and Hank are gone to peak in on Wu. As soon as he sees him, he calls someone to tell them that they “Got him.” Wu is having a bad couple weeks. Meisner is at an undisclosed location. This has to be the safe house where Asset #3 (A.K.A. Diana Renard Schade) was kept. Safe being a generous word as the first thing Meisner sees upon entering is the dead body of an HW operative. And then another. He doesn’t let the dead and decomposing body of his coworkers slow him down, though. He continues searching the house. We get a chance to see Diana’s room. It’s pretty traditionally gendered: pi…