I can easily see Monroe doing this

It's just as it says. There were a lot of people who died. Some were more prognant and others were side characters. Others died in the journey it took to get the keys, the fight against Black Claw and so on. If you could pick one person whose death wouldn't have happened, who would it be?

My pick is Meissner. I cried when he died. Literal tears. Honourable mention is Uncle Felix. I don't know why or how I got so attached to him but loved that man, and I would've murdered his killers myself.

Does anyone else think David Giuntoli would make a superb Greek hero in a remake of something like Jason and the Argonauts, Theseus and the Minotaur, Clash of the Titans, even as Herakles? I do. He’s got those intense gray eyes, a perfect stare-down glare. This look says “Prepare to die, monster”. Full beard of course.

I'm re-watching Grimm for a millionth time, but i still don't understand something. At first Diana was scared to death of the Zerstörer, cried and screamed, why did she suddenly accept him and wanted to go with him, didn't even react to the death of her parents? she even smiled when he killed Renard. Any idea?

Plus a bonus David and Claire

I'm currently going through my annual rewatching of Grimm and every single year I do I end up saying to myself, "Good grief, I love Monroe so much." Now, I have other comfort shows with characters I love (I'm a huge Stranger Things fan - but that's for another day) but Monroe is special.

I think it's his loyalty to Nick and being such a protective and reliable friend that seals it for me. He's such a huge reason of my Nick becomes a strong Grimm. He's the best "hype man" and the first one to come to the rescue. And all of his wit (love when he's like, "dude - that's pretty gnarly." 😂) He's so real.

I also ADORE his relationship with Rosalee and how that evolved. ❤️

He's masterfully played by Silas and I just wanted to give him some love. ✨

Do you have any favorite Monroe moments?

Hopefully y'all manage to celebrate it like Monroe

IM VERY CURIOUS WHO DO YA THINK WOULD WIN IN A FIGHT BETWEEN ALL FOUR CHARMED ONES VS 3 OF THE STRONGEST HEXENBIESTS (EXCLUDING DIANA)

It seemed the writers didnt know what to do with his character. I didnt care much one way or the other for him the first time i watched the show. But upon rewatch,he kind pf grew on me. I just wosh he was treated better.

First of all, great episode. Neat bit of lore. The wesen council being slightly less of a dick but still a dick was good world building or whatever you like to call it. Cutthroat Bxtch from House was interesting. Plus a neat bit in the Adalind-escape story that you don’t see so often. I just wish they layed into the old lore a bit more. All around fun

I finished the series earlier this year and I loved cinematic elements and how it was shot in Portland. I'm not sure if I should rewatch again... are there any other Portland based crime fantasy series? I already finished "From" aswell

They get hunter down not only by the Grimms, but also by other Wesen because they believe that they can get great fortune from their feet.

I feel like they are the Wesen can trust no one except for other Wilahara. It even says on the Grimm Wiki once they are target they won’t stay long in one place.

They all look so peaceful and innocent. Wilahara are probably not the strongest Wesen so they would have trouble fighting back.

I felt so bad for the mom when she lost her son because he was hunted down by the Leporem Venator.

After Elizabeth helped turn Juliet into Adalind to help Nick get his Grimm back, there is a conversation she has with Renard about the hat. She says she can sense the power in the fabric and that she underestimated its power. Then she says that she believes it’s an object from the Malleus Maleficarum and she wondered how Adalind came to have it.

What I want to know is why did she almost revere the hat? I get that it’s historically important and powerful… but what does it mean? Why was she interested in how Adalind got it?

I now want a spinoff about artifacts from the Malleus Maleficarum and how they’re super powerful and how they can be used.

Who would like to see a Grimm/Supernatural crossover. Not sure how it would work but could be fun.

I am still wondering what is so special about the royals besides they were royalty and have resources? Are they Wesen? Or just normal humans?

As we saw with the coins: Renard considers Portland to be HIS kingdom.

With the Lowen games and the Organ Grinder S1 Ep 10: He had to know what was going on, right?

What made me think of this was that in S1E10, he joins them in the field, and is the First to shoot when a suspect appears, then everyone else looks around in shock.

Dude, shot gun? You could have hit your guys.

Or (as always) overthinking this? 🤣

I just finished the show and was wondering what happened to the Black Claw in the other cities and countries. Also I know that the king died, but surely there should be more of the royal family. Also what happened to the reapers. I wish they would have been included more.

Who is the hottest / most handsome Boy in Grimm?

Per Monroe's intro to the house conversation with Hap; Monroe said that he attended Brown.

What did he study? Engineering? I am sure that it was never mentioned. Just curious.

Though 24/7 Pork as a restaurant... Might be good.

Plus female Blutbad, do not Woge pretty.

Do none of these people lock their front doors? Especially when they are hoping to take a mud bath.

The point at which I began to dislike Juliette, when she told Nick he needs professional help. Stop messing with my boy Nick! 😡

Who gave the best / your favorite acting performance in Grimm?