Mina is finally home and has received an invitation to Grayson’s demonstration of the resonator.  Lucy is avoiding the sun, telling her mother she isn’t feeling well and insisting on not seeing any doctors.

Mina goes to see Harker to give him back his mother’s cross necklace, but Harker does not want it back.  Harker tells Mina how Grayson ruined his life and career, and that he has done some vile things.  Mina cannot swear that she doesn’t love Grayson.

The best seer available arrives in town to help search out Dracula and all of his nests of vampires.  He brings a major Christian relic, the blood of Christ.  This will help him snuff out the locations of all of the vampires in town.  The seer finds a nest right away, and hunters are dispatched and kill two vampires.

After two days in hiding, Harker finally returns to work, confessing to Grayson that he murdered Lord Davenport.  Grayson doesn’t let on that he already knew, and urges Harker to carry on as usual as best he can.  Harker walks away smirking, letting us know that a plan has been set off.

That’s right, it’s Friday. Fortunately, as bad as the week can sometimes get, we can always look forward to this day showing up to help us end the week correctly and get ready for the weekend.

One way Friday helps do that is by providing us with brand new episodes of some of our favorite shows: Grimm and Dracula. And to get you ready for tonights new episodes, we’ve got previews. Duh, of course we do.

First off with Grimm, it’s a bit of domestic bliss as Monroe and Rosalee learn to live together. But all isn’t roses as Nick must do battle against an evil mermaid Wesen. Yep, mermaid.

Then on Dracula, an old friend drops by to cause complications for Greyson. And, of course, Dracula is up to his old tricks again too. We’ve also got a preview for this weeks’s Saturday Night Live with musical guest/host Lady Gaga.

Check out all the previews after the break and look for all the action to start tonight at 9/8C with Grimm.

This week on Dracula we begin with a flashback that shows Grayson chained to a pole and fighting several members of the Order. Apparently he did something to disobey them. They slit his throat, and he is surprised to wake up chained in a dungeon. They turned him into a vampire.

Grayson receives notification that the transfer of Lord Laurent’s stock to him has been finalized, and Grayson is now the majority stockholder of British Imperial Coolant. Harker and Renfield go to an office and use their newfound power to get special treatment and resources for their projects. Renfield gives Harker a list of names of people that Grayson wants him to become friendly with.

Lady Jayne visits a doctor at a mental hospital to get some drugs to help her seers. This doctor needs to get the serum from Van Helsing, who insists on knowing who it is. Grayson tells Van Helsing to give her what she wants, or else they’ll get it from someone else that they have no control over.

Lord Davenport (or it may have been the higher up that’s always talking with Lady Jayne, it’s hard to keep track of everyone) meets with Lord Laurent. He asks Laurent if there is anything he should know about the sale of the stock, or else he will face swift punishment. Laurent refuses to say anything, and will be brought before the Order.

A flashback is shown in 1881 Romania of Van Helsing waking up Dracula. He has to convince Dracula to work with him to eliminate the Order of the Dragon. They killed both of their families, and he has the means to fight them. This is basically a five-minute version of the one line they told us last week. So we already knew this, but got a recap video anyway.

Van Helsing is drawing some blood from Grayson. Grayson tells him that the Order knows there is a vampire in town, all because Grayson killed Clive, and the huntsman. Van Helsing is working on a drug for Grayson that will allow him to go out during the day.

Lucy offers her colors to a man in a fencing competition. He promptly loses to Lord Davenport’s son. I get the feeling that Lucy is trying to break up Harker and Mina, but I can’t figure out exactly why. She has an evil feeling about her. And she keeps doing things to remind us that he’s poor.

Lady Wetherby wants to hunt the vampire herself. Even though she says this, she tries to hire to coked out looking people to find him. They have some sort of visionary powers, but Grayson can sense they are watching him, and thwarts them.

It’s week two for the brand new season of Grimm and the first ever season of Dracula, and things are off to a great start. This week features new episodes of both shows and, of course, we’ve got previews.

First up is Grimm where Nick has to deal with his hopefully soon to be post-zombie self. How will it go? Well, he may be getting better but you can bet he’s not out of the woods yet.

Then, on Dracula, Van Helsing and the titular blood sucker contemplate an alliance to combat their common enemy. Will this truce last long enough to do what needs to be done? It doesn’t seem likely.

All the action starts tonight at 9/8C with Grimm, followed by Dracula at 10/9C on NBC. Check out the previews and such after the break.

If you think the picture above is rather tame and boring, that pretty much describes a huge portion of the first episode of this series. What I was expecting to be a violent horror-based show, turned out to be a surprisingly uneventful mash-up of alliances and company business.

The show begins with two men breaking into a vault and opening up a coffin. There is a skeleton inside, and one of the men begins looting the valuables. The other man stabs him and slits his throat, directing the blood into the skeleton’s mouth. Dracula is re-born!

It is 1896 in London, and for some reason Dracula has to pretend to be an American businessman named Alexander Grayson. Grayson throws a party with a bunch of wealthy townspeople. They all want to meet him, but it’s never really explained as to why. Some of the men hold patents that Grayson wants to buy for his company, but one of the men says they do not deal with Americans.

It’s Friday and you know what that means? Yeah, it means the weekend starts tonight. But this Friday it also means the return of one of our favorite shows, Grimm, and the premiere of another show that could be interesting if done right: Dracula.

And yes, to commemorate the return of Grimm, we’ve got some previews for tonight’s episode and the upcoming season. We’ve also got previews of Dracula, which features that English bloke Jonathan Rhys Meyers. We liked him in The Tudors. You may have seen that. If not, no worries, just watch him in Dracula instead.

Anyway, the fun starts tonight at 9/8C with Grimm followed by Dracula at 10/9C. Both shows are on NBC.

Check out the previews, and more, after the break.

Now that Comic-Con is all about movies, comics, games, pop culture and tv, all the major networks show up to promote their series. Our friends at NBC are no exception.

They had several shows at the Con including returning series Revolution and Grimm as well as new series The Blacklist, Dracula and Believe. Of course, they recorded all the panels and of course, they sent them to us so we could share them with you.

So, following are promos and panels from these shows, and more. Some of the highlights include more about the mysterious Red Reddington, a stellar mashup of Sergeant Wu’s snarky one-liners from Grimm, a first look at season two of Revolution.

All of this, and more coming to NBC this Fall. Check out all the stuff after the break.

As we did previously with CBS, we now bring you a list of the Fall 2013 premiere dates for NBC. The networks new schedule will kick off on September 23 with the new season of The Voice and new series The Blacklist.

Also dropping that week is The Michael J. Fox Show and season premiere of Parks And Recreation. For the rest of the list of shows and their respective premiere dates, take a look at this handy list below.

Monday, September 23

8-10 PM – The VOICE (5th season Premiere)
10-11 PM – THE BLACKLIST (Series debut)

Tuesday, September 24

8-10 PM – The VOICE (Tuesday Premiere)
10-11 PM – CHICAGO FIRE (2nd season premiere)

Wednesday, September 25

8-9 PM – REVOLUTION (2nd season premiere)
9-10 PM – LAW & ORDER: SVU (15th season premiere)

Now that pretty much all of the major networks have figured out their Fall schedules, the parade of promos is ready to begin. First out of the gate are our friends at NBC.

They’ve sent us several promos for their new Fall series including Ironside, The Michael J. Fox Show, Dracula and The Blacklist. In addition, we’ve included the network’s new Fall schedule for your perusal. Yes, you will probably notice that Community is abscent from the schedule. Yeah, we don’t get it either. At least Grimm still has a spot.

Anyway, check out the previews, new Fall schedule and descriptions of the new shows, after the break.