I just started watching NBC's Grimm on hulu this week. I really like it so far.
What do you guys think? Especially when it started about the same time as ABC's Once Upon A Time?

Discuss!

(P.S. Why does [i][/i] not work?...)

Anybody see Of Mouse and Man yet? I find it kind of hilarious how Monroe reacts to what happens to him.

I have. I know he's kind of older but I have a bit of a crush on Monroe lol.

I like his hair. :P

Has anyone seen the past one yet? I think it was my favorite so far.

Organ Grinder? Yeah, I saw it.

eeeee, they're filming Grimm scenes around the corner from where I work. I'll take pictures if I can!

ALSO. The lead actor bought some stuff from my little sister at American Apparel. She said he was really nice. And short. AND Monroe was eating a sandwich for lunch at the same time Edward was eating a sandwich for lunch at this place called Bunk Sandwiches and Edward got excited and sent me a text message that said, "The guy from Grimm is eating at Bunk Sandwiches!!!" AMAZING. Actors eat sandwiches for lunch!

Aaaaah sandwiches!

How exciting!! I would have likely been obnoxious and requested a photo op and/or autograph. Maybe even a bite of that sandwich ;-)

Did anybody watch this past episode, about Robin? It made me think of foie gras and it made me really really sad. It also seemed more morbid than most, like a little saw-ish to me. Maybe it was because I was associating it with real life things though.

So, I'm aware that this is the Grimm thread, but we don't have a thread for Once Upon a Time...

The last couple episodes have just been like, twist after twist! I feel like they're really trying to pack the drama in. X| Of course, I can't really describe the twists in case anybody else is following the series and hasn't seen the latest episodes yet, but if you've watched them, how do you feel about it?

And lyndeep, I thought it was kind of a creepy episode too. It definitely had some darker themes than other episodes. Domestic abuse, whether in fiction or reality, is pretty sad in general though.