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maystoneI love Grimm. Every week it just keeps getting better. It is quickly becoming my favorite show on TV right now, and it certainly is high on my list of all-time favorites. Everything about it is first rate - from the writing and casting right down to the lighting and the set decorations. So much thought goes into every episode in an effort to present a cohesive vision of the noir world of the Grimmverse. Plus the humor is organic; that's a big hook for me.
On a personal level, it's just fun to watch a show where so much German is spoken :) I squeed a bit tonight when Monroe said to Nick, "Bis spater, alligator." Pretty much, "See you later, alligator." My brother and I say that to each other all the time!
And then there's Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell). He's one of the freshest characters to come out of a writers' room in ages. Ages! I understand that the character was going to be more of a cynical loner until Silas did his audition. They were bowled over by his take on it, and the rest is history. I was saying elsewhere that I believe that Monroe is very soon going to join the ranks of the iconic one-named cult favorites like Spock and Sheldon.
The true example of my love is that for Grimm . . . I would go to a con.
Seriously, if you haven't watched it yet, check it out. If you only saw the first episode, give it another look; everyone settled into character and the whole feel of the show is just spot on.
Now I need to go find some damn Grimm icons.
On a personal level, it's just fun to watch a show where so much German is spoken :) I squeed a bit tonight when Monroe said to Nick, "Bis spater, alligator." Pretty much, "See you later, alligator." My brother and I say that to each other all the time!
And then there's Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell). He's one of the freshest characters to come out of a writers' room in ages. Ages! I understand that the character was going to be more of a cynical loner until Silas did his audition. They were bowled over by his take on it, and the rest is history. I was saying elsewhere that I believe that Monroe is very soon going to join the ranks of the iconic one-named cult favorites like Spock and Sheldon.
The true example of my love is that for Grimm . . . I would go to a con.
Seriously, if you haven't watched it yet, check it out. If you only saw the first episode, give it another look; everyone settled into character and the whole feel of the show is just spot on.
Now I need to go find some damn Grimm icons.
