Latest episode clacks for this show:
In the second part of our interview with ‘Grimm”s awesome Reggie Lee, we discuss his hopes for season two, the role he initially auditioned for, and what might occur in the rest of season one.
The beans are starting to spill. Juliette is suspicious, Hank gets railroaded by Monroe. Bottom line? Nick’s got his hands full as we approach next week’s season finale.
Every week brother and sister team Bob and Debbie take on a new topic. This week we revisit Grimm as it heads into the end of its freshman year. How can the show get better?
As we head to the finish line for the season, more renewals are rolling in. CW has given golden tickets to ‘Vampire Diaries’, ‘Supernatural’, and ‘90210’, while HBO has tapped both ‘Veep’ and ‘Girls’ for second seasons.
Ouch. Not only do bats have the reputation of flying into your hair, they’ve got a whole lotta bad mojo to contend with. And in the ‘Grimm’ world, it’s not any different. You can “Cinderella” coat it, but the guano’s still gonna hit the fan.
Last week brought a rare sighting to broadcast television, in the form of the lowest rated dramatic premiere ever. Amazingly, that was followed by a renewal for the lowest rated show on another network. Meanwhile, over on cable, the going was also slow for the latest from HBO.
Everyone “loses their head” in this episode of ‘Grimm.’ Monroe forgets his story, Eisbiber go off on uncharacteristic tangents and a couple Reapers … well …
