Can we all appreciate the bad guy cat beast in the grocery store scene. He sneaks up on the grocery guy as he is shelfing items. Each time the camera pans back down the isle Steinkellner (the bad guy cat beast) is slightly closer in a different position. Just like a cat does. I thought this was hilarious and such a subversive nod to their animal behavior.

In "Over My Dead Body" (S2E6), what liquor are Hank and Monroe drinking when Monroe is explaining to Hank what a woge is?

Video of what I'm referring to (begins at 0:06): https://youtube.com/watch?v=11hsSqJye4U&t=6.

i’ve finished the series last 2019 and i’d like to rewatch the whole series with my girlfriend… any idea where i can stream for free? 🥲 i live in the southeast asia btw 🥹

I mean I know it's a TV show,but like half the population are Wessen. Why Portland? What if Nick was small town sherrif that had no Wessen population? It could have been cool if he traveled across America hunting dangerous Wessen like the Winchesters in Supernatural.

Side note: A Supernatural - Grimm crossover would have been awesome.

In season 5. Nick makes a good sarcastic point about Wessen killing styles “it’s not the usual killing, Wessen usually rip people apart” something along those lines. The best episodes I remember are the freaky bird vessen that kill from trees, weird alien wessen, Rat king episode, insect vessen style killings, Eves torture methods, and any vessen episodes that had to do with some kind of ritual. Besides any of those highlights the Wessen would just literally bite or rip their victims apart which gets boring really quick, I wonder if they will change that in the new series?

They keep saying renard messed up their chances of tracking black claw and all that because they got to the shooters phone etc but like they acknowledge that black claw set up the shooter? So wouldn’t that say you weren’t gonna get anything either way? 😂 they obviously were getting rid of the guy so why do you keep blaming renard?

Okay, who thought Drew Wu was a good idea for a name?

Just noticed on a 2nd rewatch two victims names are Patterson and Gimlin. Thought that was a cool nod in their direction...

From what I gathered the reason why Adalind got pregnant a second time was because Juliette changed her appearance to look like Adalind and there was even a period where she felt like she was pregnant. I’m pretty sure that the baby was conceived in Juliette’s body and she was just feeling the lingering effects of the baby since it was transferred to Adalinds body after Juliette switched back to her own appearance. That’s why Adalind was so confused. It also makes sense that Adalind didn’t get pregnant the first time around by Nick because the baby would have been transferred to Adalind. This would have been a good thing for them to make note of for the future in case anything else like this happens to other or to them again.

I am doing a rewatch with my mom (first time for her). As we just got to the middle of season 4 where all the main characters know about wesen. I was curious what yall think is Grimm’s prime personality I think it’s mid through 4 up until the end of 5.

Theoretically, owning a big dog as blutbad would be a great way to explain some things around your house and area

heard some growling/barking or howling? It was my dog, dog hair around the house from Woge (I don't know if that's a thing) but if it is, you can say it's your dog's hair

kill a rabbit on hunt and eat it, say it was your dog and thats why theres blood in your trash can etc

One of my favorite shows ever. Seen most of the episodes several times. APPARENTLY I was incredibly drunk every time I’ve seen the last three episodes. I only remember about half of this sheiza and GODDAMN they killed WU AND HANK?!? I’m FURIOUS. Reset the timeline.

I am a first time watcher and I’m at the point where Juliette breaks the suppressant glass. But I don’t understand how she “likes” who she is now but is still constantly throwing victim blame? Like if you’re happy why are you constantly reacting like a jealous betrayed person

In the 1st ep, the villain is a blutbod mailman. His home is really neat and orderly as is his personality. In many ways he reminds me of Monroe. That's because he is Monroe ... after giving in to his worse instincts. He had lived as a reformed blutbod until he snapped and started eating girls dressed in red.

Last ep, regarding Grimm superpower. The reason why 2 closely related ghost Grimms show up is because there are 2 closely related living Grimms (Remember, Trubel is a 2nd cousin). Had a 3rd living Grimm shown up, a 3rd ghost Grimm, most likely related to the 3rd Grimm, would have as well.

So I haven't finished the show yet but I'm up to late season 5 and I feel for Wu so, so much. This poor bastard keeps ending up with all the crappy side effects from all the crap that's aimed at others or potentially dangerous to certain others if they're exposed to it and every time, our darling Wu manages to find himself in the wrong place at the wrong time and getting the short end of the stick. Even when it has something to do with him, he's somehow pushed into a corner that wrecks him in some way! And he doesn't complain, he only seeks help when he's certain he's done something wrong or he's 100% certain that he's being kept out of the loop for something that he should know about to do his job properly. Wu was traumatised before Nick awoke as a Grimm and Wu waaaaay more traumatised now and he needs a hug, guys. Give Wu some love and understanding and a safe space so he doesn't think he has to keep this crap inside (and yes, I know he's a factional character, I don't care, he still needs a hug)

Wu is the best thing in this show, everything something happens, I think something and Wu almost echos it exactly. That dry sarcasm is amazing. Plus he had a freak out…arc, when he found out and now he’s just, total blase. Also apparently semi badass (I’m on final season)

I’ve got so many complaints about plot armor, sudden plot or personality reversals but I’ve loved pretty much every single second of Wu.

It's been seven years since Grimm ended. GIVE IT TO US ALREADY!!!

Ok I've noticed about 4 instances where they mentioned schneedmockers??? I hope I spelled it right? But ok these things must be like the Devil or something bc they never show us what they are but Monroe and nicks mom both say bad things about this type of wesen so I'm just curious.. has anyone else been wondering about these wesen as much as I have been

When Hank shows up in a cast after his trip to Hawaii, did Russell Hornsby have a real injury?Was it written into the script to accommodate?

Season 4 spoiler - >! I liked Juliette as a Hexenbiest. I thought the actor's performances were good, I found her to be a relatable villain. I found it ironic that the others felt able to forgive the captain who was possessed by Jack the Ripper but not Juliette who was possessed by a Hexenbiest.!<

Finishing up season 5 and Monroe just had his meeting with Tony.

I actually shouted at my TV "I love you Monroe. You dress like Mr. Rogers but are such a badass!"

I just felt the need to share this here as I'm sure others can relate to the sentiment.