'Grimm' on NBC HD - Page 31

Originally Posted by bonscott87 

He did the whole purification just to wake Juliet up.

Originally Posted by StonesCat 

Chances of Grimm getting canceled are about 1 in a hundred. Even being on Friday, I saw a graphic where it's the third or fourth highest rated show on NBC.

Originally Posted by John dhein 

Purified of what?

Originally Posted by StonesCat 

Chances of Grimm getting canceled are about 1 in a hundred. Even being on Friday, I saw a graphic where it's the third or fourth highest rated show on NBC.

Originally Posted by John dhein 

Nick needed to be "Purified" for the same reason Cappie did. Now, what that reason was, I have no idea. And, if memory serves, there was no mention of purification when he was headed to the hospital when she was in the coma. So, why now?

I think the writers better be careful. While I really like this show, it will piss me off if the start to violate the internal logic they've established.

Originally Posted by John dhein 

Purified of what?

Originally Posted by WilliamR 

Yes we do, they clearly said there were only two ways to undo the connection between the captain and his wife. The first was they needed the original instrument that caused it, which was the cat and they showed, in recaps, how the cat was killed so they could not use it. The only other way was for Nick to do the same process as the captain did.

Originally Posted by WilliamR 

They explained it back then what it meant to be purified and how painful it was. Can't recall but she ir purged him of something.

Originally Posted by Ron Temple 

Nick and Cap will go herd sheep on Brokeback Mtn. Juliet will become a Grimm and poor Monroe will get dumped by Rosalee due to potion radiation poisoning.

Originally Posted by Aleron Ives 


This is why I say we don't know why he's doing the purification process again: Juliet is already awake, so it's not like he needs to wake her up a second time. Breaking Juliet out of her coma required her to get kissed by Prince Charming, and since none of the royals has a pure heart anymore, Renard had to go through an artificial, chemically induced process to purify himself into "Prince Charming" status. Nick isn't a royal, so he couldn't take the purification process to wake Juliet up then, and we don't know why he's taking it now, either. Perhaps he will just kiss her after he's purified to counteract the effects of Renard's kiss, but we don't know for sure that's how it works. Monroe never told us what the second step is, except that it involves "all three of them".

Originally Posted by jakestir 

Good episode, Monroe had some great lines. Glad to see Rosalee back.
Was it just me or did every other scene involve someone getting a phone call? .

Originally Posted by Mac The Knife 

LOL

And then in a murderous rage over being dumped, Monroe changes into wolf form, eats Rosalee alive and then commits suicide by shooting himself with a silver bullet.

Originally Posted by TeeJay1952 

That is when you take a drink:p

Originally Posted by WilliamR 


I guess I don't understand your confusion. Nick could of taken the purificiation test originally, it had nothing to do with the captain being a royal. It was the captain threatening the hexen beast because he didn't want the Grim's wife to die because of the effect on Nick, he did it so Nick wouldn't know what was happening and his wife would wake up. The lady said since they don't have the cat this is the only way to remove the caps hold on his wife. They are not doing it to wake her up again, but to have Nick and the wife bond the same way as the cap so they can break it since the cat is dead. The purification process is the first step to making them bond on that physical level.

Originally Posted by TeeJay1952 

That is when you take a drink:p

Originally Posted by jakestir 

lol, now you're talkin'! I'd of been hammered 20mins into the show I'm sure.

Originally Posted by DrLar 

I admire how Adalin can look so smoking hot after spending the night in jail (or was it more nights?)

Originally Posted by DrLar 

.....I was too bored on Fridays for a long time, not even "Touch" did it for me..

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Originally Posted by Aleron Ives 


Monroe never told us what the second step is, except that it involves "all three of them".

Originally Posted by jakestir 

That's odd, when I'm bored on Fridays, touch normally does it for me. Then I'll watch some TV.

Originally Posted by Otto Pylot 

menage a trois?

Originally Posted by oink 


This thread has suddenly turned naughty...

Originally Posted by lonwolf615 

Wow. I feel like I just watched a very good episode of Angel. Grimm has come roaring back with guns a blazin..

Originally Posted by Sharp1080 

Hey Juliette,

Ever think of breaking the window that you were sitting next to while figuring out what to do next? What's the spirit up to? "I just want you to know the truth"!

Originally Posted by lonwolf615 

Under the spell her reality was she was in love with Renard and didn't know Nick. The counter spell is reformating that reality-tearing it apart and reforming it to the way it was. Hopefully.

Originally Posted by keenan 

Yeah, that whole Juliette sequence better have some explanation that makes some sort of sense. I'm hoping it's along the lines of a spell or dream trance thing induced by the spell removal at the spice shop. One reason I think that is the case is that the timeline is all wrong, there appeared to be 2 days while Nick and the gang are running around Portland chasing bad guys while Juliette's ordeal looked to last only 1 night, and as you note, she doesn't bother to call out, or break a window? The filling in of the floor as she walked toward the phone is the strongest indicator that this is all happening in her head, which could also explain why she didn't use the phone, or break a window.

Originally Posted by TalkingRat 

  Seriously, it's time to move the trailer contents to a vault.  Maybe the abyss at Nick's house would do.  It doesn't have to stay as hallucination, it could become his batcave.  And then we wouldn't have to worry about somebody pulling the key off Grimm's chain. 

Originally Posted by lonwolf615 

Under the spell her reality was she was in love with Renard and didn't know Nick. The counter spell is reformating that reality-tearing it apart and reforming it to the way it was. Hopefully.

Originally Posted by Ron Temple 

Yep, the great gapping hole represents her life with Nick, that's his voice coming up at the end. She's regaininng her memories and probably feelings for Nick (I suppose).