GRIMM is an interesting TV show...

[Tikki]

I have a theory about Nick Burkhardt's(GRIMM) girlfriend...

I believe she is something, in transformation, like a Hirschkuh...a small female deer.

I believe she knows more about Nick's heritage than she is letting on.

Juliette



Tikki

[one_voice]

1. I enjoy Grimm...

and if you're right that would make it all the more interesting.

[Tikki]

2. I don't know...it's just something about...

her face and her movements.
And I have a big crush on Monroe(Silas Weir Mitchell).



Tikki

[grasswire]

3. wow I never considered that possibility

But he would know it. He seems to know every one of the critters when he sees them.

I'm a fan of the show, even though the plots defy reason most of the time.

[Behind the Aegis]

4. I am not sure about that. His boss is one, supposedly. He can't "see" him.

I also really like the show. It is a nice change from the same old storylines.

[grasswire]

5. that's true

One of the mysteries.

[ceile]

6. interesting theory...

I really want to know what the deal is with their Lt. What is he?

[Tikki]

7. you could spend hours going through the Grimm legends linking up...

creatures, monsters and such with the German names.

It's like doing a strangers genealogy and getting more frightened by the minute.

The Lt. definitely answers to someone higher up the food chain.


Tikki

[grasswire]

10. they are sort of mishmashed German words

And interestingly enough, there is no such word as "vessen" -- which the show uses to mean the people who turn into creatures. There's a Hungarian word, but it has no meaning like this use.

[Mojambo]

8. I like the show, but that lead actor is just the worst.

He's killing the show.

Casting director blew it.

[Tikki]

9. Who knows why they pick who they do...

They need to beef up the other characters's roles. Maybe they picked that actor
because he looks so completely different than the rest off the cast.

Tikki

[kaitcat]

11. I tried Grimm once.

Got as far as him going into Auntie's trailer. The trailer had supposedly just been moved, but when he went inside, it looked like a pack rat had been living in it stationary for 20 years. I couldn't suspend my disbelief after that. And that bugs me because I love shows about legends and sorcery and magic. I did the whole moving-the-trailer thing on a jaunt in a fifth wheel around the country from Oregon south then through Arizona east to Texas, then north up to South Dakota, then back west to Oregon. I could not get past the fact that everything in that trailer should've been a complete shambled mess on the floor -- unless a magical explanation was provided for this later and I missed it.

[Tikki]

12. Oh, it can be a leap of faith...I've kind of got hooked on...

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looking up, in books and the internets, the monsters and animals
and such with their German legends.
It's interesting that way.


Tikki
ps I think the cleanup was brought to you by the people at ServPro(like it never happened)

[Still Blue in PDX]

13. I thought Aunt Marie brought the trailer with her in the pilot episode.

So maybe she tidied it up? I could very well be misremembering it, though.

She seemed to be quite a tough cookie; dying of cancer yet beating the crap out of the monster of the week. The show does require a lot of belief suspension with its many plot holes, but I love the Portland location and Monroe. As to the rest of it -- I prefer Once Upon a Time.