Grimm

Name: Grimm
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Rating: 7.9
Cast: David Giuntoli, Silas Weir Mitchell, Russell Hornsby, Sasha Roiz, Reggie Lee

Mortal. Danger.

Grimm (2011-2017)

Seasons: 6, episodes: 122

Episode runtime: 45 min

Average rating: 7.9/10 371 103

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Premiere

2011-10-28

Last episode

2017-03-31

Status

Ended

Country

United States

Network

NBC

Production

Universal Television, Universal Media Studios, Hazy Mills

Genre

Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Website

http://www.nbc.com/grimm/

Creators

David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf, Stephen Carpenter

Actors

David Giuntoli, Silas Weir Mitchell, Russell Hornsby, Sasha Roiz, Reggie Lee, Bree Turner, Claire Coffee, Damien Puckler, Anne Leighton, Elizabeth Tulloch
All actors and roles (10)

Scenario

Jim Kouf, David Greenwalt

Producer

Sean Hayes, Jim Kouf, David Greenwalt

Camera operator

Eliot Rockett

Composer

Richard Marvin

Editing

Chris G. Willingham, George Pilkinton, Scott Boyd
Whole Team (139)

Short description

After Portland homicide detective Nick Burkhardt discovers he's descended from an elite line of criminal profilers known as "Grimms," he increasingly finds his responsibilities as a detective at odds with his new responsibilities as a Grimm.

Seasons

Season	Episodes	Release date	Rating
Season 1 Nick is descended from a line of creature hunters known as Grimms, who have the responsibility to protect the rest of mankind from the creatures who are known as Wesen. Aunt Marie also tells him that the trailer she brought contains information and equipment to help him in his task. gives Nick a …	22	2011-10-28	7.8
Season 2 Nick is being reunited with his mother, Kelly Burkhardt briefly. Sean Renard wakes Juliette from her coma with a potion, revealing himself to be a half-Zauberbiest and a Royal. The potion is causing Sean and Juliette to become dangerously obsessed with each other. This requires all of Rosalee's a…	22	2012-08-13	7.8
Season 3 Under the effects of the Cracher-Mortel toxin, Nick causes the plane carrying him to Europe to crash, killing Baron Samedi. A residual effect of the Cracher-Mortel toxin, however, causes Nick's endurance to be increased along with his strength. Juliette, with her new-found knowledge of the Wesen…	22	2013-10-25	7.6
Season 4 Nick, Juliette, Hank, and Trubel go straight to Nick's home from Monroe and Rosalee's wedding after Trubel tells them that Captain Renard was shot, despite everyone being in shock that Nick has lost his Grimm powers. While Nick is powerless, he uses Trubel in Wesen cases. Nick and Juliette consi…	22	2014-10-24	7.2
Season 5 The fifth season of “Grimm” sees Nick and his friends facing new challenges, as a group of Wesen terrorists emerges in Portland and begins to wreak havoc. As Nick and his allies race to stop the terrorists, they also face personal challenges, including the discovery that Juliette has become a pow…	21	2015-10-30	7.3
Season 6 With the arrival of the mysterious and powerful demon Zerstorer, Nick must fight to protect not just his loved ones but all of humanity. Alongside his friends Monroe, Rosalee, and Hank, Nick must also navigate the dangerous politics of the Wesen world, where old grudges and power struggles threat…	13	2017-01-06	7.6

What's left behind the scenes

The stained glass on Monroe's door depicts a wolf. This is fitting, given that he himself is a 'ripper' or the 'big bad wolf'.
If something with a number appears in an episode (for example, a hotel room number, a hospital room or bed number, etc.), the number is composed of the season number and the episode number within that season. Adalind's hotel room was first shown in the 12th episode of the 2nd season; therefore, she was staying in room 212.
David Giuntoli, who plays Nick Burkhardt, admitted that he enjoys filming this series. 'The main thing is to sit there looking smart and moody, and the money keeps rolling in.'
Before joining the cast of the series 'Grimm', Russell Hornsby and Sasha Roise appeared in the TV series 'Playmakers' about a fictional football team, which aired on ESPN from August to November 2003. Hornsby played one of the players, and Roise played the coach.
At the annual international Comic-Con in San Diego, one of the attendees revealed that descendants of the Brothers Grimm live in Portland. The creators of the series had no idea about this.
The fairy tales whose motifs are used in the series include: Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Bears, The Queen Bee, Bluebeard, The Pied Piper of Hamelin, The Three Little Pigs, Rapunzel, Jack and the Beanstalk, The Brave Little Tailor, Hansel and Gretel, Jorōgumo, Androcles, and The Genius Thief.
The series was filmed on location. Accommodations for the cast and crew were rented nearby.
St. Joseph's Hospital was portrayed by a converted building that once housed a Montgomery Ward store. There is no St. Joseph's Hospital in Portland.
The "Folter Clinic" appears in the episode "The Meat Grinder." "Folter" translates from German as "torture."
The show's producers once stated that the fire creature in the 18th episode of the second season, the "Vulcanalis," is not the type of creature hunters usually encounter.
The custom house building in Portland, Oregon, served as the police station.
The fairy tale quote preceding each episode relates to the events that will unfold.
Sergeant Wu is referred to exclusively by his last name, and the name Drew is first mentioned only in the 3rd season. There was a mistaken belief that Monroe was also a surname and that the character's name was Eddie. According to some sources, the name Eddie was mentioned in the pilot episode, but no such thing occurred. It is unclear whether this scene was cut during editing or if the creators used a so-called "retcon"—the intentional alteration of previously established facts when working on a multi-episode plot. Either way, the assumption that Monroe is a first name was supported by the fact that his parents called him that, which they likely wouldn't do if it were a surname. The actor who played the role, Silas Weir Mitchell, stated himself that his character is called "just Monroe" and that all claims regarding the name Eddie are incorrect.
The second pregnancy of the character Adalinda in Season 4 was due to the real-life pregnancy of actress Claire Coffin. This fact could easily have been hidden from the viewers, just as the pregnancy of actress Britt Turner, who plays Rosalie, was hidden. Coffin stated in several interviews that Adalinda's pregnancy was a happy coincidence, as the show's writers decided to make her character pregnant even before the actress herself became pregnant. Coffin was thrilled that her character wouldn't give birth until Season 5, meaning she wouldn't have to worry about postpartum weight gain. Claire Coffin expected a baby boy in May 2015.
The trailer Nick uses is of ordinary size, but you wouldn't know it from the footage of the interior. A corresponding set was created for the interior shots of the trailer.
According to Kelly Burkhardt, not everyone in the Grimm bloodline becomes a hunter; some simply lack the necessary abilities. Furthermore, girls realize their abilities sooner than boys.