r/grimm

like they loved each other so much and was healthy for a LONG time. Heck even in the end he never stopped loving her.

I personally love him, I just wanted to hear others viewpoints

For those who don't who she is, she played Jamie Foxx love interest in the show The Jamie Foxx Show (90s). Anyhow I wish her character (Henrietta) played a much larger role in the show as recurring character as someone working with royals.

Something I would have liked to have seen, is when Trubel leaves with Josh to help him out after his dad died. It would of good if they done a webisode about their adventures like they did with Bad Hair Day, Meltdown and Love Is in the air: Elegant Endeavours

i was just wondering how well someone with a super soldier serum would fair against a wesen from the grimm tv show? since wesen can have increased physical strength and some supernatural abilites depending on the type of wesen, i was kinda wondering how well a person who has the super soldier serum could handle it?

Hank whips his jacket off his chair

Someone says "it happened so fast"

A character suddenly knows how to speak/read/write a foreign language although this has never been mentioned before or will ever be mentioned again

Wu delivers a one-liner

A lamp gets smashed

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I haven't stopped thinking about this since seeing "Stories we tell our young" and got the whole Wesen Punnet square talk. It made sense, except that a kershite who knows guarantees a Wesen child but a kershite who doesn't know it's 50/50.

I’m rewatching the show again and I’m on season 2 episode 13, Monroe and Nick are working out who made the potion for Renard so he could kiss Juliette wake.

Monroe tells Nick he needs to go Adalinds mom and get her to help undo the potion but when Nick Tells Monroe that His mom (nicks) kill Adalind’s mom, Monroe does this quite Why as Monroe is trying to understand why bad things are happening to them again

I'm on episode 13 in season 1. I'm enjoying the show immensely. I can see this being one of my all time favorites. I tried this show because of Angel/David Greenwalt. Someone suggested Grimm on r/Angel recently. It's very plot-driven though. I feel like we don't know much about even the main characters.

I remember when I first watched Grimm how freakishly scary the scenes where you see Diana pushing on Adalind's womb was, the first thing going through my mind was thank God that this doesn't happen in real life. This begs to ask why we didn't see this with Kelley