These questions are hard! I thought for sure I’d put them in this order: 2-3-1-4-5-6, but when I reviewed the episode list, I just have so much affection for so many scenes in season 1. I love the simplicity of the stories, I love watching Nick discover this new world and I really love Nick’s and Monroe’s burgeoning relationship.
I also love the darkness and complicated plotlines of the other seasons, but season one will always have a special charm for me.
Btw, huge THANK YOU to whoever started this fun challenge. I love the show so much but nobody seems to talk about it anymore, so it’s nice to be a part of this community.
On October 28th, 2011, the weird little show that could aired its first ever episode on NBC. It’s hard to believe, but the 10th anniversary of that day is almost upon us! To celebrate we’re doing 28 days of Grimm, and we want you to get involved!
So for the next 28 days, please tell us…
You can make a post or send an ask, and we’ll be answering and reblogging throughout the month! Just be sure to mention your ask is for the 28 Days of Grimm, and tag your posts with #28daysofgrimmversary so we can find them!
On October 28th, 2011, the weird little show that could aired its first ever episode on NBC. It’s hard to believe, but the 10th anniversary of that day is almost upon us! To celebrate we’re doing 28 days of Grimm, and we want you to get involved!
So for the next 28 days, please tell us…
You can make a post or send an ask, and we’ll be answering and reblogging throughout the month! Just be sure to mention your ask is for the 28 Days of Grimm, and tag your posts with #28daysofgrimmversary so we can find them!
When I think about everything I loved about the show, it’s ALL there in season 3. The team dynamic, the batshit storylines with twists I could never see coming, the endlessly inventive WotW plots that never got old. Season 3 is the peak of all of that for me. It’s when Team Grimm is at their best, IMO. It’s when Juliette is finay part of the team, too, which made me so happy to watch.
But also season 3 was just one of the best with the tightest writing, IMO. It started with the dial turned up to 11 and never slowed down. Every episode was great on its own and it all built steadily to a shocking finale that absolutely flattened the fandom emotionally. The world-building and the way all of the characters were delved into was incredible.
This is the season that gave us zombie!Nick and all his after-effects, Krampus, El Cucuy, the Aswang, the Wesen Council, Jake and Elly, Decapitare. This is the season that gave us Madalind, and Diana. That heart-wrenching moment for Adalind in front of Portland PD. Viktor, aka still the scariest of the royals IMO. Monrosalee wedding. This season had literally everything but telling Wu the truth, and it still planted the seeds for that.
Sometimes I feel like the latter seasons didn’t fully realize the potential of everything set up in season 3. But mostly I’m just glad we have it, because it was an incredible season.
Season 4 probably. If I’m not mistaken, this the season where the Grimm Gang grows. Nick brings in more of his human friends into the know, especially Wu.
Prior to this episode, the show had all the Wesen as primarily loners with a few family units. While one got the sense of a wider community from discussions from Monroe & Rosalee, this episode firmly established that Wesen were a culture unto their own. For me, this turns Grimm from a police procedural with supernatural elements into something completely unique.
On October 28th, 2011, the weird little show that could aired its first ever episode on NBC. It’s hard to believe, but the 10th anniversary of that day is almost upon us! To celebrate we’re doing 28 days of Grimm, and we want you to get involved!
So for the next 28 days, please tell us…
You can make a post or send an ask, and we’ll be answering and reblogging throughout the month! Just be sure to mention your ask is for the 28 Days of Grimm, and tag your posts with #28daysofgrimmversary so we can find them!
I love Monroe’s taste in art and literature, and I love the tension that exists between his intellectual tastes and his inherently wild nature. His internal make-up may be complicated, but his loyalties, love and beliefs are simple, clear and unfailing.
(Second and third favorites go to Nick and Rosalee, although I love them all!)
This is SO hard, but my heart has to go with S1 E6: The Three Bad Wolves. While I love the sophistication of the later episodes, I have a fondness for the early days of Nick learning this whole new world. I also love a Monroe-centric episode, and his early time with Hap is hilarious. But Angelina (Jaime Ray Newman) is Grimm at its best, giving women its smartest, most powerful roles.
Runners up: I mean, omg, all of them (except for The Thing with Feathers, Kiss of the Muse and Bad Moon Rising)? But if I have to choose, maybe:
S2 E2: The Kiss – Kelly kills Katherine (another spectacular older female character) in spectacular fashion
S2 E22: Goodnight, Sweet Grimm – Oh, love me some Papa Ghede!
S1 E22: Woman in Black – the introduction of Kelly Burkhardt!
S1 E3: Beeware – the culture of the Mellifers was fascinating
S1 E21: Big Feet – for Monroe’s “Larry?”
S1 E5: Danse Macabre – I love Roddy!
S3 E19: Nobody Knows the Trubel I’ve Seen – introduction of Trubel!
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