Eh. Kind of a let down. I guess the entire purpose of this episode was to established that there is a Wessin Council that will go to any lengths to keep the status quo and that means sending out assassin's to "take care" of anyone that uses their 'Monster side' for profit. I just found that whole bank robbery weak because the characters were lame. Not sure what is going on with Juliet.

Odd episode and very gross. The 'Fly' monster just looked absolutely ridiculous. It was beyond lame. But gouging out its eye and the grinding it into a paste to smear on Nick's own eyes to save him from permanent blindness was something I didn't think any Network show, especially NBC, would ever let get on the airwaves. Barf. So, now Nick is basically going to have the power of Dare Devil with his super hearing....courtesy of the 'Fly' guy.

Meh. The idea of using video games, monsters and murder has been done countless times before. But this one kind of didn't know where to go with it once it got to the end. Having the monster just dive off a building in an act of suicide just points out that the writers were clueless. There was no motivation to jump, so it makes everything that happened in the episode kind of pointless.

I don't know if it was intentional or not, but I found it very funny in the steps that Nick, Monroe and everyone else went in securing the sweat of a lawyer who had the ability to release a hypnotic pheromone that sway juries at his will. Basically he could all of his clients free and clear of the crimes they had committed.

Meh. The story was blah, although I did find the Volcanalis to look cool. The FX was decent enough for what you normally get on broadcast TV. I just think that they Nick and the gang were able to kill the beast a little too easily given how destructive it was. There should have been a much larger fight at the end. It took all of 5 seconds and then it was over.

Meh. An "alien" episode where a married couple go from human form to a glowing blue alien-like life-form that is being hunted by some "hawk" creature. This one didn't really do much at all. The show has really started to tank. Look at the last few episodes and you see that it's average or below average. I will see this through to the end of this season, but after that, I will have to reevaluate whether I stick with the show.

The writers of the show are kind of going to the same 'well' with the "woman cast a spell and makes guys do crazy ****" angle here. Third time is not necessarily the charm. First they did it with Hank and Adalind and then it was with Juliette and Sean. And now it's Nick and Khole. If the writers are so intent on using the same plot device, they should go for humor next time. Why not have Bud (Danny Bruno) become obsessed with Nick. Oh, wait, he already is. Nevermind.