In the middle of watching the episode (for the first time) and I don’t like how they are showing Juliette to be upset with Nick after realizing that Adalind coerced/SAd him, i.e., shrinking away from his touch before the walk down the aisle at the wedding. Just feels icky. And then the whole Adalind thing cooking this up and then (additional spoiler) them ending up together down the road?? Icky.

Oof and Wu just found out that they have been lying to him. Icks all around.

I really like the premise of ‘the strength of one blood’ in the final battle. And loved seeing aunt Marie en Nicks mom again. But they had such an amazing opportunity and they DIDNT TAKE IT!! They could have had more and more Grimm ancestors appear until they had generations fighting alongside them. Maybe even have a couple of knights shown in the background as a nod to the original Grimms.

My grandpa loves this show, and is very frustrated with season 4's menu, which as I've read, many other people have. So I was wondering if there was a copy that matches the rest.

First time I’ve watched since the original premiere! Have to admit I had forgotten a lot. Who I loved, who I hated, who I loved to hate.

Right now, as I have on Episode 2, I have to wonder…when I have watched a show or movie where 2 characters had such a complete change of character….and I am referring to Mr Reynard and Ms Shade. Although in truth, there was good and bad in both of them from the beginning.

I am really disappointed in Mr Renard. Talk about going over to the dark side! I had hopes… he would at least return to some semblance of being on the right side. It appears my hopes will be for naught. What a shame! Is there any possibility for redemption for him?

And Ms Shade! There was something about her even in her original darkness… something that made me like her and want her to be good. I enjoyed watching her slowly change. Of course having children will do that to anyone.

I still have the rest of the season to go and sometimes I just can’t help myself from looking up the end of the episode. I’m 71 and have NEVER read the end of a book before I finished it or tried to find out the end of a movie or tv show…. Until now!

Thanks for allowing me to talk about this show and 2 of the complex characters that entertained me in this most excellent tv creation!

Cheers to Grimm! ♥️

I forgot that Nick also has his sassy moments

So, I’m curious. Just finished watching the Grimm but I am rewatching it again… yes I’m that person. What if the end wasn’t the end? What is Diana’s full power? What is Kelly’s true form? Is he what Adalind predicted? A hexengrimm? Grimminbeist? What are your thoughts? I think Kelly’s Grimm power would be enhanced with his zuaberbiest side, making him extra powerful, perhaps his own key to the exceptional Grimm.

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I finally figured it out. The reason his last name is never said, is because he hates it. He's ashamed of it. It is the reason his parents are so against him getting in a mixed marraige with Rosalee. It's why the Wesenrein have that particular symbol and flag. Monroe is a German who is descended from the most famous Blutbad ever. Adolf Hitler. His name is Monroe Hitler. You're welcome, fellow Grimm fans. You are welcome.

Heyy!

It's my first time here and I want to know if you guys have any fanfics regarding Nick and Adalind to recommend. I read some and have some on my fav but I'm looking for more, so if anyone have any recommendations, please sent the links.

Eisbiber are in the Wesen world described as one of the most cowardly Wesen. But Bud proved that there is bravery in Eisbiber.

Once he befriended Nick, he became one of his most loyal friends and stood by him and was always willing to help him.

He stood his ground against the Wesenrein. He helped Adalind hide in his house, even had a baseball bat ready to protect her. And sure he was scared, but he was still ready to help.

Bud is really an underrated hero. And you don’t need to fight bad guys to be a brave hero. You can also be a brave hero by speaking up and standing up.

Hi guys! I’m a first time watcher of Grimm and I was just wondering…Why did Monroe’s parents hate Rosalee for being a fuchsbau and oppose their marriage?

I think its so funny when actors that play certain types of niche characters reappear on shows way way later on as another version of that. Watching S4E9 and noticed that Brandon appears as a blutbod and laughed wondering if he ever thought he would end up back as a "werewolf" after his Big Wolf On Campus years way way back in the day and if they asked him specifically because of that

Why are Wendigos specifically called canibals. Isn't it also cannibalism when a blutbad eats a bauerschwein?

You cloud say it has something to do with the fact that blutbad and bauerschwein are different specisies and there fore it can't be cannibalism, but then Wendigos also wouldn't be considered canibals because they are a different species form humans.

So why are only Wendigos considered canibals?

I know 6th season isn’t the best but who else loves episode 7 blind love? 😂😂 it was great episode that’s just so funny, it’s like this whole entanglement and then there’s Hank in love with himself, and Wu on a quest to Shakespeare his way into love 🤣🤣🤣

Something I really appreciate is that each character has a combat style that makes sense to them and every fight is well choreographed. Nick fights like someone trained, he goes for quick takedowns, but is very conservative in his movements. Trubel fights dirty and aggressive, like someone who had to learn or die on the streets. Renard leans heavily on being bigger and stronger. And Monroe usually throws his body weight hard at an enemy. I wish more shows and movies had this level of attention to the fight scenes and combat in general, but Grimm really did give us good fights and each combat style speaks a lot to the personality and history of every character.

So I am interested in watching Grimm, but I have a question in regards to the blu-rays should I get the individual sets or the complete box set? How bad is the packaging for the complete box set?

Well. Between the Juliette and the crappy loss of Nick's mother in a super disrespectful way to the character of how skilled she was.. I can take a guess and say the show is going downhill at season 4. (Hopefully I'm just angry and wrong) They definitely just botched characters though.

We hear a lot about them in the show. But I really wish this aspect of the story was expanded. Which types of vessen are royal? Why are they royal? What's the history? Perhaps in this supposed spin-off it may be expanded but I just found interest in the topic.

So here is my Theory and what I’ve picked up and what we know. Hadrians Wall/the resistance swiped Juliette of her memories and turned her into a wessen killing machine/assassin name Eve.

So my theory/what I picked up part Eve starting remembering Juliette’s memories and being with Nick. I think the more time Eve spent with Nick and remembering Juliette’s memories and showing she cares she would have turned back to Juliette.