This is not only when S4 ramps up till the end, but the start of the turning point of the show, i know some people think of it as this one, but the true turning point of the show is yet to come. Truly excited for you and all of us Grimm fans to experience this with you yet again. This season is why I truly love this show, including the following two seasons, it's all worth it in the end. I can't wait. It's one of my top 3 shows of all time and by the end of it, you will understand why. I'm sure you're going to enjoy the ride
Great reaction to a great ep as Jumpy Dakara was strong in this.... lol.. Interesting motw and heartbreaking resolution to what had to be done as Diego sacrificed himself for his wife. And some more interesting turns with the Wu situation really coming to a head and essentially forcing Nick's hand to read him in to what really is going on, and the big twist/reveal with whatever is happening to Juliette and is another link to future plot lines to come.... and I'm here to see you discover it all! A CTU for you today, D! Keep em coming!
This is such a fantastic episode, it's the turning point for a bunch of plots/subplots, like even on the first watch you can tell that some big changes are coming
Well, that ending doesn't change anything, now does it? I remember staring at my screen after I saw Juliette woge, thinking, "wait, you can _become_ a Hexenbiest?! How often does this happen? Does this work with any other Wesen?! What percentage of Hexenbiests are born vs created?!! I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS!!!" So, you know, pretty much how I am after a typical episode of Grimm.
Ohohohoho here we go my 2 Fav Episodes coming tight up… And your Reactions to it are everything and always great. Yeah Juliette’s a Hexenbiest now, let’s see where that goes. BTW Bitsie Tulloch (Juliette) recently said on the Podcast that she regrets the Wolge she chose because she always had to put her Neck into it and that basically really destroyed hers
We've just seen the front of the storm for this season, and it is going to ramp up and up from here. And thanks for reading my comment last episode, where I was pretty busy and only catching up this weekend. As to the question about Grimm's webisodes, they are set between season 2 and seson 3 and during season 3 with relatively isolated stories, and could be watched after season 2 without any issue. However, you might have a different kind of feelings watching the last webisode after season 4.
Yep. THAT happened. Now you know why Juliet hasn't been feeling well. And the rest of the friends are also going through some tough times, especially Monroe and Rosalie. But you know what? It continues to get better. The storyline of these characters is too good. I put this show on my top 5 shows of all time. I swear when I told my mom and grandma about this show and how juicy it got, dude, they were hooked. They said it was like watching a telenovela. So much drama! Can't wait to see your reactions with each passing episode. Too effing good 😉👍.
So far in this series I have corrected a lot of the series' problems in my retelling. These problems are: 1) Nick was a cop before he became a GRIMM so he operates as a member of law enforcement and only deviates from that when others convince him to do otherwise. 2)The journals are often wrong about the motivations and society of Wesen dealing mostly with how to find and kill Wesen. Monroe is instrumental in helping to fill the gaps in the knowledge of the GRIMMs. 3)Letting Adalind wander away with the syringe leads to Juliet ending up with Adalind's Hexenbiest spirit, Sean and Juliet having a residual attraction to each other, Adalind getting a banished Hexenbiest spirit that influences Adalind, and Sean and Adalind's daughter being very powerful, telepathic, and maturing 5X faster for 2 years. 4)Juliet's dishonesty results in Nick losing his GRIMM abilities, Juliet getting Adalind's Hexenbiest spirit which results in a greater attraction to Sean than she already had. Rather than the Hexenbiest spirit being a part of the complete person in this case the Hexenbiest spirit is added to a complete person resulting in far greater power. Nick banishing this Hexenbiest spirit will be a problem.
This episode should have focused on the aftermath of arrest of the radical Wesen group. Nick and Hank make sure Monroe and Rosalie get on the plane to go on their honeymoon. Sean must convince the Hexenbiest matriarch to see him after rejecting the Hexenbiest social order. The matriarch is shocked to learn Adalind is still alive after her Hexenbiest spirit was banished, determines Adalind's corrupted blood is the reason Juliet has Adalind's Hexenbiest spirit, Juliet not actually being a Hexenbiest allows the matriarch to place Juliet outside of the matriarch's responsibility, and Juliet's power is unable to be determined by the usual methods. Juliet is made Sean's responsibility and they are sent away. the royal begins to look into what is happening in Nick's city that causes their plans to consistently fail. Everything is calm after what has recently happened. There is a call from Rosalie during the honeymoon and she is concerned about the accountant that does her taxes that was dating the patrol officer. Nick suggests introducing her to a chef from an upscale restaurant. Juliet has to come to terms with no longer being able to be a vet since dogs hate Hexenbiests as she tries to learn how to control her new power. Adalind is informed finally after 4 weeks that the Royals do not have her child. Adalind goes to Sean's to demand that he tell her where Diane is and finds Juliet there. Adalind starts a fight with Juliet and only gets out of there alive because Juliet is not in control yet, but we see Adalind can only levitate one object at a time and these objects are not large or heavy. Juliet levitates multiple objects at a time and even hurls an entire kitchen table towards Adalind. Adalind makes an appointment with the matriarch and the matriarch finds Adalind's stability with a Hexenbiest spirit that is not hers confusing as well as the impression she gets from the Hexenbiest spirit that it ahs both lived and been banished for hundreds of years and was waiting for Adalind. The matriarch sends Adalind away telling Adalind to never contact her again before congratulating Adalind on being pregnant. Sean gets home and sees the destruction with Juliet just sitting on the couch drinking a glass of wine. Juliet tells Sean Adalind stopped by and suggests Sean talk to Adalind before Juliet kills her before going to her room. Sean takes in the damage then looks at the room where Juliet went thoughtfully. Adalind takes 3 pregnancy tests that are all positive. Adalind frets about being pregnant again when she does not even know where the first one is.
It's NOT over and it's already too much for you? Unfortunate. I hope you stick this through however. Near the end of your reactions to season 2 I told you this was going to be a rollercoaster. The ride hasn't stopped yet. In fact, I so look forward to your reaction from the rest of the series as it unfolds.
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13:14 *Jump Scare*
This is not only when S4 ramps up till the end, but the start of the turning point of the show, i know some people think of it as this one, but the true turning point of the show is yet to come. Truly excited for you and all of us Grimm fans to experience this with you yet again. This season is why I truly love this show, including the following two seasons, it's all worth it in the end. I can't wait. It's one of my top 3 shows of all time and by the end of it, you will understand why. I'm sure you're going to enjoy the ride
Iconic episode! This is when Julliette became a truly interesting character for me lol Wasn't too invested in her before tbh
😂 same here
Not interesting. She becomes disgusting
😂😂😂 I was waiting patiently for you to discover Juliette’s new reality. I can’t wait to watch future episodes with you. I love your reactions 🥰
Can't wait!
Your double reaction at the end - jump scares all show, I think you need I lie down. Enjoying your reactions. Thank you, cheers.
We all know about the QueenOfScreams...
But Dakara is the EmpressOfJumpScares, and in this epi proves it!
Great reaction to a great ep as Jumpy Dakara was strong in this.... lol.. Interesting motw and heartbreaking resolution to what had to be done as Diego sacrificed himself for his wife. And some more interesting turns with the Wu situation really coming to a head and essentially forcing Nick's hand to read him in to what really is going on, and the big twist/reveal with whatever is happening to Juliette and is another link to future plot lines to come.... and I'm here to see you discover it all! A CTU for you today, D! Keep em coming!
omg! This week on Dakara Tech Talk...lol fun watching you geek out.
This is such a fantastic episode, it's the turning point for a bunch of plots/subplots, like even on the first watch you can tell that some big changes are coming
Well, that ending doesn't change anything, now does it? I remember staring at my screen after I saw Juliette woge, thinking, "wait, you can _become_ a Hexenbiest?! How often does this happen? Does this work with any other Wesen?! What percentage of Hexenbiests are born vs created?!! I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS!!!" So, you know, pretty much how I am after a typical episode of Grimm.
i’ve been waiting for this specific episode for so long, everything goes south from here lol
Did you know David (Nick) and Jacklyn (Trubel) are related in real life, and didn't know it prior to doing the show together.
Where does this information come from?
@@dariray1401 They did a panel at dragon con where they talked about it
Wu knows what a relief
Ohohohoho here we go my 2 Fav Episodes coming tight up…
And your Reactions to it are everything and always great.
Yeah Juliette’s a Hexenbiest now, let’s see where that goes. BTW Bitsie Tulloch (Juliette) recently said on the Podcast that she regrets the Wolge she chose because she always had to put her Neck into it and that basically really destroyed hers
We've just seen the front of the storm for this season, and it is going to ramp up and up from here. And thanks for reading my comment last episode, where I was pretty busy and only catching up this weekend.
As to the question about Grimm's webisodes, they are set between season 2 and seson 3 and during season 3 with relatively isolated stories, and could be watched after season 2 without any issue. However, you might have a different kind of feelings watching the last webisode after season 4.
14:25 *Jump Scare 2*
Yep. THAT happened. Now you know why Juliet hasn't been feeling well. And the rest of the friends are also going through some tough times, especially Monroe and Rosalie.
But you know what? It continues to get better. The storyline of these characters is too good. I put this show on my top 5 shows of all time. I swear when I told my mom and grandma about this show and how juicy it got, dude, they were hooked. They said it was like watching a telenovela. So much drama! Can't wait to see your reactions with each passing episode. Too effing good 😉👍.
Yay!
I told you it was about to become really crazy
So far in this series I have corrected a lot of the series' problems in my retelling. These problems are:
1) Nick was a cop before he became a GRIMM so he operates as a member of law enforcement and only deviates from that when others convince him to do otherwise.
2)The journals are often wrong about the motivations and society of Wesen dealing mostly with how to find and kill Wesen. Monroe is instrumental in helping to fill the gaps in the knowledge of the GRIMMs.
3)Letting Adalind wander away with the syringe leads to Juliet ending up with Adalind's Hexenbiest spirit, Sean and Juliet having a residual attraction to each other, Adalind getting a banished Hexenbiest spirit that influences Adalind, and Sean and Adalind's daughter being very powerful, telepathic, and maturing 5X faster for 2 years.
4)Juliet's dishonesty results in Nick losing his GRIMM abilities, Juliet getting Adalind's Hexenbiest spirit which results in a greater attraction to Sean than she already had. Rather than the Hexenbiest spirit being a part of the complete person in this case the Hexenbiest spirit is added to a complete person resulting in far greater power. Nick banishing this Hexenbiest spirit will be a problem.
🎉🎉 the new reaction, thanks
Wasn’t that an awesome episode? Things are getting so good…keep watching :)
This episode should have focused on the aftermath of arrest of the radical Wesen group. Nick and Hank make sure Monroe and Rosalie get on the plane to go on their honeymoon. Sean must convince the Hexenbiest matriarch to see him after rejecting the Hexenbiest social order. The matriarch is shocked to learn Adalind is still alive after her Hexenbiest spirit was banished, determines Adalind's corrupted blood is the reason Juliet has Adalind's Hexenbiest spirit, Juliet not actually being a Hexenbiest allows the matriarch to place Juliet outside of the matriarch's responsibility, and Juliet's power is unable to be determined by the usual methods. Juliet is made Sean's responsibility and they are sent away. the royal begins to look into what is happening in Nick's city that causes their plans to consistently fail. Everything is calm after what has recently happened. There is a call from Rosalie during the honeymoon and she is concerned about the accountant that does her taxes that was dating the patrol officer. Nick suggests introducing her to a chef from an upscale restaurant. Juliet has to come to terms with no longer being able to be a vet since dogs hate Hexenbiests as she tries to learn how to control her new power. Adalind is informed finally after 4 weeks that the Royals do not have her child. Adalind goes to Sean's to demand that he tell her where Diane is and finds Juliet there. Adalind starts a fight with Juliet and only gets out of there alive because Juliet is not in control yet, but we see Adalind can only levitate one object at a time and these objects are not large or heavy. Juliet levitates multiple objects at a time and even hurls an entire kitchen table towards Adalind. Adalind makes an appointment with the matriarch and the matriarch finds Adalind's stability with a Hexenbiest spirit that is not hers confusing as well as the impression she gets from the Hexenbiest spirit that it ahs both lived and been banished for hundreds of years and was waiting for Adalind. The matriarch sends Adalind away telling Adalind to never contact her again before congratulating Adalind on being pregnant. Sean gets home and sees the destruction with Juliet just sitting on the couch drinking a glass of wine. Juliet tells Sean Adalind stopped by and suggests Sean talk to Adalind before Juliet kills her before going to her room. Sean takes in the damage then looks at the room where Juliet went thoughtfully. Adalind takes 3 pregnancy tests that are all positive. Adalind frets about being pregnant again when she does not even know where the first one is.
Now it gets really interesting you are going to love it, I really love your reactions, I look forward to them, oh by the way you are not an old woman.
Cant wait! Oh thank you!
Waiting for the 19th episode
😉
It's NOT over and it's already too much for you? Unfortunate. I hope you stick this through however. Near the end of your reactions to season 2 I told you this was going to be a rollercoaster. The ride hasn't stopped yet. In fact, I so look forward to your reaction from the rest of the series as it unfolds.