Quote: "It's time to Grimm up and face your Dämonfeuer." -Ariel Eberhart
Summary[]
This episode was one of the more boring episodes. I agree almost 100% to Theory of Everything's review. That is why below I gave it almost the same rating as Tarantella, 75/100. The only reason I did not give it a "60" is because it included a lot of Juliette; and it also got Nick one step closer to telling Juliette he's a Grimm. Just like ToE, I agree that there were too many continuity errors. The episodes are like their own little movie. "What happens in an episode, stays in an episode." The only thing that carries over is the main plot, everything else is forgotten.
Score[]
75 out of 100 The only reason why I did not give it a 70/100 was because Nick and Juliette made some progress. And by progress I mean progress of getting closer to finding out Nick's secret (he's a Grimm).
What's your score? - tell me below
Table of Scores[]
This is my table of scores. The number ratings only go back to Let Your Hair Down. For the episodes before it, the ratings are (in descending order): Awesome, Good, Okay, Fair, and Bad.
"Plumed Serpent" - 75/100
"Three Coins in a Fuchsbau" - 94/100
"Last Grimm Standing" - 85/100
"Tarantella" - 70/100
"Organ Grinder" - 95/100
"Of Mouse and Man" - 63/100
"Game Ogre" - 88/100
"Let Your Hair Down" - 85/100
"The Three Bad Wolves" - Good
"Danse Macabre" - Okay
"Lonelyhearts" - Okay
"Beeware" - 88/100
"Bears Will Be Bears" - 87/100
"Pilot" - 96/100