Grimm review – 3×03: ‘A Dish Best Served Cold’
With the two part season premiere in the rearview mirror, Grimm settles back into its usual rhythms with a case of the week that starts strong and ends theatrically. Let’s bitch it out…
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Grimm review – 3×02: ‘PTZD’
Well that was disappointing. After getting a slow start to the season with a premiere that seemingly contained 10 minutes of plot stretched to 42 minutes, Grimm once again drags its narrative feet. This does not bode well for the season Continue reading
Grimm review – 2×22: ‘Goodnight, Sweet Grimm’
The second half of Grimm‘s second season finale is a complete barn-burner as significant developments occur on nearly all story fronts. Plus: the showrunners mock our pain! Let’s bitch it out…
Grimm review – 2×21: ‘The Waking Dead’
That’s it! I’m declaring a moratorium on shows using plays on The Walking Dead in their titles. Last week was The Vampire Diaries and this week it’s Grimm. Dear writers: stop trying to capitalize on the AMC hit! Let’s bitch it out…
Grimm review – 2×20: ‘Kiss Of The Muse’
Seal it with a damn kiss at least! Grimm delivers another dud as the series holds back moving forward any of its storylines, clearing waiting for the final episodes of the season. Let’s bitch it out…
Grimm review – 2×17: ‘One Angry Fuchsbau’
Adalind (Claire Coffee) is back and stirring up trouble as Grimm barrels towards its second season finale. Let’s bitch it out…
Grimm review – 2×16: ‘Nameless’
Grimm delves into the world of online gaming as a killer operating under the nom de plume ‘Nameless’ begins taking out the design team. Let’s bitch it out…
Grimm review – 2×15: ‘Mr. Sandman’
Nick (David Giuntoli) goes up against a fly guy (nyuk nyuk) as he battles the Sandman as Grimm returns to a case of the week format. Let’s bitch it out…
Grimm review – 2×14: ‘Natural Born Wesen’
We learn more about the Wesen community as Grimm‘s second season continues. And while this episode doesn’t really do much beyond a case of the week format, it does provide some interesting insight into the structure and hierarchy of this Continue reading
Grimm review – 2×13: ‘Face Off’
After fifteen weeks off the air, Grimm returns with an episode that lays all of its cards on the table as Nick (David Giuntoli) and Renard (Sasha Roiz) find out the truth about one another and it finally come to blows. Continue reading