Pilot (101)

[GateWorld]

GRIMM - SEASON ONE PILOT EPISODE NUMBER - 101 An Oregon police detective learns that he has inherited the ability to see dangerous creatures who pose as real people, sending his life into turmoil as he looks for an abducted child while learning what it means to be one of the last of the Grimms. VISIT THE EPISODE GUIDE >>

[Klenotka]

I am watching the Pilot again and to see it after those 32 episodes, well, it is different.

Spoiler:

One of the first lines Hank said to Nick was "taking a picture of you while you are young and innocent". It "hurt" a little. After watching depressive 2x12, you can tell Nick is neither young or innocent. In Season 2, he seemed to grow up ("Grimmed up"?) and dealing with his first shooting in the Pilot...we know how that went.

The police station looks different - their tables are in different places. It happens a lot with Pilot episodes (I noticed it in Chuck as well).
That red jacket doesn´t seem right. It doesn´t become Nick. It is very tight and just weird.

When Nick walks into the trailer for the first time and looks into the book that is on the table, after he turns the page, there is the Wesen that Farley Colt was (I just can´t remember the name of the wesen right now)

Maybe I will notice more things...

[blueray]

yeah, I'm doing a rewatch of the show too. and there are a lot of things that show how different Nick is now. and yeah that line with Hank stood out to me too.

[Hyndara71]

Spoiler:

Mh, for me Nick is still "young", innocent - nope, definetely not longer. But maybe that's my point of view as the "oldie" beyond the 40th .
Farley is/was a Steinadler (German heraldic animal) . Great, now I really want to know if he is still alive or if Kimura killed him ...

I'm not rewatching now, I'm planning a big rewatch during the Holidays and I'm still busy with the Gallery, the Exchange and my *new* own Grimm-Community at LJ - yes, I know I'm nuts. And I've watched season 1 so often I fear I will get sick of it, so ...
But one thing still makes me curious (and I really hoped TPTB will clear that one day): The end of the Pilot is a re-shot, as you can see perfectly thanks to David's hair . I would really love to know what they had first in mind, if they had an ending to a possible "stand-alone movie" what they switched after they got the permission from NBC.

[mi_guard]

But one thing still makes me curious (and I really hoped TPTB will clear that one day): The end of the Pilot is a re-shot, as you can see perfectly thanks to David's hair . I would really love to know what they had first in mind, if they had an ending to a possible "stand-alone movie" what they switched after they got the permission from NBC.

what are you talking about? what has been reshot?

[Hyndara71]

The scene where Adalind tries to attack Marie but hit Nick instead, that's a reshot.

[mi_guard]

really? have to rewatch that

[blueray]

The scene where Adalind tries to attack Marie but hit Nick instead, that's a reshot.

that is? I wonder what was originally there then.

[Krisz]

For some reason I never got round to buying the first season of Grimm. Recently I wanted to go back to the beginning and see how it all started, so whilst in Best Buy today I picked up the DVD.

I've been really enjoying how the friendship between Nick and Munro has been built up over the two years. So it's great to go back and see how it all started.

Munro out in his back yard 'marking' his territory, that was funny! It was quite interesting too how quickly Nick came to trust Munro after he was the main suspect for the abductions. This set up nicely the great idea that not all Wesen were big bad monsters, it was interesting that his Aunt Marie even said to get the "bad ones".

The discussion with Munro about how Nick was suddenly aware of weird things beginning to happen to him turning out to be a passing of the Grimm 'mantle' from one family member to the next on the death of the 'current' Grimm, the same idea of the 'Slayer' in Buffy was a bit weird given that later.........

Spoiler:

....we learn that his mother was still alive.

Also I'd completely forgotten that Renard was quite happy to have the Grimm killed to start with. I still can't figure why he decided that Nick was not to be killed from one moment to the next. Did I miss something?

[blueray]

Spoiler:

I think Renard wanted the coins or was it the key? besides that he didn't care if the grimms lived or not.

[Hyndara71]

I think Renard wanted the coins or was it the key? besides that he didn't care if the grimms lived or not.

Renard wanted the key during the Pilot. Later he claimed he got an order from his European family. The coins weren't known then, they came into the game with 1.13.

[Mrja84]

Skipping a few posts as they talk about future seasons and how characters have changed.

Already saw the pilot back when it first aired and while it was neat, I just never stuck to the following episodes. I'm now at episode 6 I think and while some parts were cool, overall it hasn't hit me as a much watch show.

Still going to finish out the season and see how things shake loose.

[Skydiver]

Let's watch the 'to come' spoilers. Or at least put them behind tags. We split these shows up into episodes to accommodate those all over the world that may not have gotten the show yet or may be watching it for the first time.

Think about it, if you were watching it for the first time would you want someone to lay out all the upcoming events?

[blueray]

Sorry about that. I put my comment in spoiler tags.