Grimm Reviews
Grimm Review: The Game Changer
Oh come on, you knew this was coming. | permalink Nick’s fate in "Goodnight, Sweet Grimm" might have become obvious in the final minutes of the ...
Grimm Review: Unmasked
"The Walking Dead" was a difficult episode to judge. It’s unfortunate NBC couldn’t work out the scheduling to air this and next Tuesday's insta...
Grimm Review: Obsessed
Well, that was underwhelming. I’m not sure what I was expecting, but something that low key to drag Nick out of his kiss of the crazy certainly wasn&...
Grimm Review: Close Encounters of the Wesen Kind
Welcome to Tuesday, Grimm! "Endangered" was one of the better installments to introduce new viewers this far into the season, thanks a mostly predomi...
Grimm Review: One Memory At A Time
"Ring of Fire" keeps the serial elements to a minimum for Grimm Season 2. With Hank and Rosalee taking a break from the canvas, the most unlikely of trios ...
Grimm Review: Dropping Toad
"One Angry Fuchsbau" was a rather modest episode for Grimm Season 2. The callbacks, small moments and humor made for a fun, but mostly lighthearted install...
Grimm Review: Curiosity
"Nameless" is filled with plenty of interesting side stories and plot development, but Grimm’s procedural story is better left forgotten. Juliette&rs...
Grimm Review: Enter, Mr. Sandman
"Mr. Sandman" didn’t bring any dreams or cute things to Portland. This is Grimm, after all. Why bring dreams when you can bring death and blindness? ...
Grimm Review: Code Breakers
"Natural Born Wesen" was a return to procedural form for Grimm, but it also explored the scope of the Wesen world while doing so. Monroe’s interactio...
Grimm Review: A Tentative Truce
After months off the air, Grimm finally returned with "Face Off." And it picked up right where it left off in “Season of the Hexenbiest.” &ldqu...
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