I’m on season 1, episode 13 (please no spoilers past here, thanks kindly!) and it seems odd to me that it’s been 4 months since aunt Marie died and Nick still is lost at the whole Grimm thing.

Doesn’t it seem like he should be at least browsing some of the books before he encounters a monster, or is this to keep Monroe relevant?

If it were me, I’d be learning everything I could about the supernatural world, especially as often as they are encountered as a cop!

For me it has to be “The Believer” - Season 7, Episode 6. The preacher who is a type of Wesen that looks like the Devil. Even thinking back to this episode writing this… I can’t remember anything of note that really happens during the episode. It just sort of takes place. Can’t help but skip the episode on a rewatch.

Have you ever noticed that most, if not all, episodes have the season and episode number somewhere? Usually it’s the address.

Was it just me or did anybody else dislike her character? Not only did she seem emotionless (which probably helped in later seasons) but her whole presence in the show was unneeded.

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I loved them on my first watch. Thought they were really fun and nice characters. I’m on my third rewatch or something and I just cannot stand them at all LOL. I don’t know why all of the sudden but they just irk me. Especially when they get mad or protective of one another and it’s borderline cringe to me. Like with the Wesenrein or when Juliette almost “killed” him. They get so overly pissed and sort of homicidal, when I feel like especially Rosalee isn’t that dangerous for a wesen. Is that just me being annoyed? I’m curious about others.

Awesome!

There is one thing that has absolutely driven me nuts about the show that I can't get over. Whatever happened to the contract Adalind signed with Stefania??? To get her powers back she basically sold Diana to Stefania. The contract was her hand being burned onto the document. Stefania says the contract is binding and she shouldn't have to tell her what would happen should she break it. But she does break it, whether against her will or not, she did not give Stefania the baby SO what was supposed happen? What were the consequences she was supposed to face for breaking the contract. As far as I can tell, nothing happened. All the rest of the stuff going on at that time is not related to the contract, it's about keeping the baby out of the royals hands and then revenge. We never see or hear from Stefania again, but from the Grimm Wikipedia page it lists her character as still alive, so if she's still alive then how come nothing happened? It just irks me

I’m on another rewatch and think I’ve missed something. When she came back from Vienna after having Diana (I may be in the minority here, but I thought Diana was a little brat), Nick’s mom took them to Nick’s house to be protected. They tried to make her comfortable, then she broke out the window and drove off, heading to Renard’s. Even Monroe and Rosalee tried to help her. So why did she decide to do the thing with the witch’s hat to be Juliette then sleep with Nick? Why did she feel the need to trick him like that? Then she has his baby and she’s all sugar and spice.

So what did I miss???

Super random but.... Did she own the clinic she worked for? Was she just an employee? When she did she stop practicing? Like after she was in coma? Did she lose her job? Like she got busy figuring out things after the coma and then becoming a hexenbiest, so just quit? I will be wondering if my cat's doctor disappeared out of nowhere lol

Hank arresting someone and saying "Anything you say or eat can be used against you in a court of law..." I cracked up.

I would absolutely kill for a spin off where nick and his family actually hunt bad wesen. I wish there were more scenes of nick being a Grimm and not a cop anyone else?

Everyone else’s introduction to Wesen is so fricking gentle compared to his.

Nick: here’s your future girlfriend and also a pretty polite wolf.

Juliette: your boyfriend’s friends are furries

But Wu… the universe is like: Aswang and Chupacabra, best I can do!

Ok- so I got up to S4 thinking they were saying vessin and vogue. I watched it with subtitles the other night and it reads Wesson and Wougue.

I looked at their mouths/lips when they say it and I swear it looks like a V and not a W. Your lips are very different making those sounds.

Am I right or seeing things?

Hire an intern, I don’t care. But SOMEONE should have been scanning in Nick’s Grimm books from the very beginning.

“I tried to kill this giant, super tough creature but he proved especially tough #large #largehuman #invulnerable #seigbarste #giant”

Like imagine how much time could be saved, and also, how fewer records would could be destroyed if we duplicated our records!!

What a fun ride it was. What I loved about the show:

• The house styles - Craftsman and Foursquare for the win!
• The campiness.
• The cast. Feels almost ensemble. They did a great job and not a weak link in the supporting cast.
• Stuck to the episodic wesen of the week approach. There were certainly stretches in the 5th (maybe even starting in the 4th) and 6th season where they did not have a wesen of the week as they pursued the larger arcs. But by in large they really did try to stay close to the show's core aim. Too many shows lose sight of their core competency, so not an easy thing to do.
• The lore.
• Crusader history. I'm a big Byzantium history fan, glad they got the broad strokes right about the 4th crusade.

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Things I wasn't wild about:

• Juliette/Eve. I won't pile on here, her short-comings have been beaten to death.
• Nick. He was fine, not great. Seemed very robotic and cold at times. Never felt like he had any real warmth as a character. And that only got worse towards the end with Adalind. There was not much chemistry there.
• The finale. It was ok. Didn't hate it. Just felt very uneven.
• What happened to the Royals story line? Lol.

All in all, loved it. When I didn't want something to deep - and just looking for a good time show, this was it.

Currently on Season 6 episode 7

does anyone know where can I watch Grimm from Spain? I've been looking for a really long time but I can't find any site ::

Just got done watching the entirety of Grimm and BOY DID I CRY. My poor partner has to put up with me talking about it forever now.

I'm watching S4E13 episode where Rosalee and Monroe help Nick & gang to make some cream against some Fireguy. And I though: Who pay for all the stuff they use in the cream (and it was a lot of it)? Rosalee did that for free? But, why, I don't think that some of those stuff she sometimes uses is cheap. Also, I never saw Nick pay for anything or offer help, he even doesn't look like a guy who would do that.