(12-08-2013, 05:18 PM)hustedcarl Wrote: Coincidence or are the writers sneaking in the season/episode numbers onto each show?

(12-09-2013, 02:05 PM)Lou Wrote: "Lost" was really good at that kind of stuff. They were always sneaking "The Numbers" into episodes. They also used to like including Anagrams.

speaking of anagrams. I love the line in "Easy A"

Olive Penderghast: I just thought of the funniest thing. My name is an anagram for "I love".
Anson: What... what's an anagram?
Olive Penderghast: [stares in disbelief for a second before recovering] Look it up big boy.

File this under "things Pale Boy never notices until someone else points it out for him", heh. With Lost, I kept promising myself I'd look at the background stuff going on once in a while but never did. Now that I know Grimm is doing something similar with numbers, I'm going to refrain from looking up ones that happened in previous episodes or else I'll be at it all night. But I just know I'm going to be staring at everything but the actors come the next episode!

(Btw, Easy A is one of the funniest movies I've watched in the past five years -- and is really a "high school movie" instant classic. Which is even more amazing if you know that the man who wrote it never actually went to high school.)

(12-25-2013, 07:40 AM)hustedcarl Wrote: So we're agreed that there is an easter egg hunt happening here.

208, 303, 304, 305 have all been found.

May I be so bold as to suggest that I keep some kind of ledger to keep track of what is found? Maybe a Grimm Facebook Episode Numbers Page with screengrabs such as provided by SvenJoli?

I collected panini stickers as a child, so I want all of them :-)