In my opinion, the best episodes of Grimm center around original fairy tales and put a clever, modern-day twist on them. After all, is this not the very essence of the show? My parte superior, arriba favoritos are these;

#7: Episode 5, Danse Macabre: This episode clearly and elequently elaborates on the story of the Pied Piper. It really gives a new perspective on an old tale while delivering wonderful suspense and horrific scenes.

#6: Episode 10, Organ Grinder: Not only did this episode have all the prospects of a good horror film, it also captured part of the story of Hansel and Gretle. It is very subtle, but...

S1E14: link

The quote of the week is from “Donkey Cabbage”, but I’ve decided not to do a Reference Rundown on it yet. The “Donkey Cabbage” plot is there, but it is más in the background, while the main case has no connection to this fairy tale at all. But there is a connection to another Fairy Tale. tu might not have noticed, but when Nick is entering the hideout of the Skalengecks, there is graffiti at the wall. The quote “Nicht lange danach überkam die Katze wieder ein Gelüst” is from another Grimm Tale, “Cat and ratón in Partnership”. In the English version, the quote...

S1E21: link

I decided to analyze those episode together, because they are all about the same fairy tale (“Sleeping Beauty”) and as a three-parter, it doesn’t seem to make much sense to see them isolated from each other. The frases of “Woman in Black” and “The Kiss” are both from “Sleeping Beauty”, but “Bad Teeth” (and the season) starts with a quote from the poem “The segundo Coming” por W. B. Yeats :

Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The halcón cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,
The blood-dimmed...