Production Blog

The Face Off

March 8, 2013 at 04:22

In "The Face Off" we agreed it was time to address the dangerous ambiguity mounting within Nick and Captain Sean Renard's relationship. It was only appropriate to have the decisive factor pertain to the most significant area of our mythology: the key. We were able to have a lot of fun with the Captain this go around. Aside from nearly getting shot by Juliette and spending a romantic evening in the forest with Adalind, we were especially excited to see him finally get to explore Nick's trailer. However, the biggest complication that arose was Nick finding out about the Captain's infatuation with Juliette. The return of our lovely Rosalee Calvert allowed for our team to identify the foul hand in the peculiar turn of events and, not only explain the problem, but set it straight. On a separate note, we truly appreciate your patience during this long wait. It was very important for us to make sure we could roll out the remainder of the season virtually uninterrupted and are glad to report we're doing just that.

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