Grimm - Memorable Moments: Reggie Lee

S1E12: link


This episode is based on “The Master Thief”, a fairly short story (at least the Grimm version is short), so it’s not really surprising that the lista of references will be brief this time around. To be truthful, I’m surprised that I even came up with any.

Reference Rundown

1. Naturally the episode is about a robbery.

2. In the fairy tale, the number three has a central role. The same is true for the episode: Three thieves, three coins….

3. I’m sure that Rhinebeck was only chosen as a location because of the „Rhine“ in the name, hinting to one of the most important rivers...

Before we start, here an explanation how I put together the list: I went through my reviews from the first season and took a look at the “key-rating” I gave each of them. Then I listed all episodes, which had at least a rating of nine keys, and came up with eight episodes which scored that high. Naturally, one of them didn’t make the cut (Love Sick, in case te are interested), the others were put in order. And here they, my superiore, in alto seven Grimm-episodes of season one. Why superiore, in alto seven? Because we are talking about fairy tales!

7: Last Grimm Standing
One of the più action packed episodes of the...

Author's note

Ok people this a crossover bewteen Invader Zim,& Grimm. These are two of my preferito shows. Dib 16 Zim 16 (20) Gaz 15 Enjoy.


Zoey Luna had to sposta again it had been to close this time. Skalenzahne ( Crocodile-like creatures) had gone to far with it crime raid she had to kill him. The police still didn't understand who o what could had possible had kill the man.

The creatures had been getting più bold. Zoey was among the few Grimms left. It was her job to keep the normals (humans) as Zoey called them save from the bad ones.

Zoey was 16 the youngest Grimm in history. Zoey had...

S1E20: link

I really don’t see the point of a Reference Rundown. While the quote is from “Hans, mein Igel”, the plot had absolute nothing to do with it - even if they try on the NBC website to draw a feeble connections, which shows a terrible lack of understanding of the tale, which is actually (similar to Beauty and the Beast) about not judging based on outer appearance. The episode is più a mixture out of “Big Foot” and “Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hide”, and I frankly don’t get why they weren’t straightforward and took a quote related to either of them.

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