The 6 Biggest Mistakes Grimm Made That the Peacock Reboot MUST Fix

Grimm ran for six seasons on NBC, earned a 90% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, and built one of the most loyal fanbases in supernatural television. But the show was never perfect. From the repetitive monster-of-the-week formula and dropped Royal Family storylines to the divisive Juliette/Eve arc, underused characters like Hank and Wu, questionable CGI, and a series finale that reset everything with a deus ex machina, Grimm left a lot of unfinished business on the table. Now a Peacock reboot movie is officially in development with original co-creators David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf attached, Josh Berman writing the script, and David Giuntoli reportedly in discussions to return. In this video, we break down the 6 biggest problems with the original series and what the reboot absolutely needs to fix to get it right this time. Whether you've been a Grimm fan since 2011 or just discovered the show on streaming, this is the conversation the fandom has been waiting to have. Chapters: 0:00 — Intro 0:12 — Everything Wrong With Grimm 1:05 — Problem #1: The Monster-of-the-Week Formula 2:05 — Problem #2: Dropped Storylines & Missing Mythology 3:25 — Problem #3: The Juliette & Eve Arc 4:30 — Problem #4: Hank & Wu Were Underused 5:05 — Problem #5: The CGI & Production Limitations 5:30 — Problem #6: The Series Finale 5:55 — Why You Should Still Be Excited About the Reboot 7:00 — Outro Subscribe to Grimm Rewind for more deep dives, character breakdowns, and reboot coverage. Drop a comment: What's the ONE thing the Grimm reboot has to get right?