(09-27-2017, 03:04 AM)dicappatore Wrote: Nick and Hank sitting at their desks discussing the case they just solved. Nick offers Hank a slice of pizza. When Hank pops open the pizza cover and there is a rubber RAT on the pie. Hank has almost a heart attack.

(09-26-2017, 10:36 PM)dicappatore Wrote:

(09-26-2017, 10:18 PM)silver Wrote: I agree with you wesen. There really are too many funny parts to mention - but now that it's all over, I super-enjoy reminiscing!

I'm watching the part where Juliette is serving spaghetti for dinner with Rosalie and Monroe in attendance, and when they pass Trubel the spaghetti she takes giant spoonful after spoonful. Then Rosalie says 'can I say something?' I think we're all thinking she's gonna say leave some @%!^& spaghetti for the rest of us!

Remember her eating Chinese food when she was first brought in the Nick/Juliette nesting house? Trubel was a definite candidate for “Finishing (Etiquette) School”.

(09-26-2017, 08:25 PM)wesen Wrote: Funniest - there's too many to mention. I've always loved the humour in the show. That's probably why I find it so endearing.

Saddest - definitely Adalind running out of the police station and crying/screaming for her baby Diana. Also, when Nick finds his mother's head in the box.

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(06-30-2017, 11:39 AM)Devegs Wrote: Some really funny ones have already been posted.
Another one that comes to my mind is when Monroe finds out that they are babysitting Diana and Kelly in the 'Trust me Knot episode'. Script below.

Monroe: "Bring them over"? Who's them?
Rosalee: Kelly and Diana. Adalind wants us to watch them.
Monroe: Whoa, wait a minute, Diana? You mean the one who, like, beamed herself into Nick's loft? You sure that's such a good idea?
Rosalee: If Adalind didn't think it was a good idea, she wouldn't bring them over. They're her children.
Monroe: Okay, fine, whatever you say. But if Diana, like, disappears, we can't be held accountable. That's all I'm saying. [He walks away]

One of the funniest scenes from that episode was when Trubel and Eve came over, and Rosalee quickly went with them downstairs, leaving Monroe alone with Diana. Before they left, he asked "Are you...just leaving me up here? All alone?" And then Diana looks up at him and smiles and says "You're not alone. i'm here. What do you want me to do now?" And Monroe looks at her, nervous as hell.

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Loved the one liners from the show, one of my faves from Renard: "Now that we're digging up the past, might as well dig up your mother." Wu's lines were also classic. Bud definitely was hilarious all on his own, even without saying a word. Say what you will about the show, but the humour was definitely one of its best assets.

(09-28-2017, 03:14 PM)silver Wrote: Well, this one's not funny or sad, but I was impressed with the camerawork, the choreography when Trubel was fighting Hurricane - when she got up and really dug in, I watched it last night and just now, and it was amazing. The acting on both of their parts was awesome.

(09-28-2017, 03:26 PM)wesen Wrote:

(09-28-2017, 03:14 PM)silver Wrote: Well, this one's not funny or sad, but I was impressed with the camerawork, the choreography when Trubel was fighting Hurricane - when she got up and really dug in, I watched it last night and just now, and it was amazing. The acting on both of their parts was awesome.

To add to that, I thought the finale fight between Nick and Trubel was amazing. It was just so intense, you could feel both their anger and desperation. It was so brutal, I thought Nick was actually gonna kill her. I wish they showed more Grimm on Grimm fights, it would have been interesting to watch Nick go up against the traditional grimms intent on killing every wesen they met. That would have made for a great plot for season 7.