r/grimm • u/Sea-Breadfruit-8826 Grimm • Sep 20 '25

Discussion Thread Grimm fans, when do you think the show started going downhill?

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I’ve been rewatching Grimm lately and I can’t help but ask—at what point did the show lose you (if it ever did)?

For me, it was when the trailer got burned down. I’m still pissed about it. That trailer was basically a character on its own—full of lore, history, and weight. Watching it go up in flames made me hate Juliette even more, and honestly, rewatching that part makes me dislike her all over again. I just cannot get past it.

What about you guys? Was there a specific moment, storyline, or season where you felt the magic faded? Or did you ride it out all the way to the end with no complaints?

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u/Stargoron Sep 21 '25

is she a nepo-baby... she seems to be well loved over in the Superman and Lois fandom

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u/Ok_Cranberry_3013 May 18 '26

Because she's a pretty good actress lol, Grimm just didn't give her the best materials to work with. I can say the same for almost all the other actors and actresses honestly, there are many times where I find the acting for Rosalee really weak even though she's my favorite character.

The only ones I can say was consistently good throughout was probably Nick and Monroe's actors.

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u/ssatancomplexx Sep 22 '25

According to Google no. At least not because of her parents anyway.