Grimm

No matter how this series ends, it will remain in memory as one of the most progressive in quality and one of the most unique in recent times. "Grimm" did not immediately become my favorite, but by the third season, having overcome all sorts of sores, the series began to cling to the living so much that it gradually became one of the most beloved, and all the characters, without exception, became so dear that it was really happy and sad for their fates! And I'm glad that "Grimm" is leaving at such a high level, without losing a single gram of its originality, its humor, its quality, or a bit of gloom in the final season. It's a bit of a pity that such a show ends, which simply has absolutely no analogues on modern TV, which has created a unique universe inhabited by urban myths and fantasy of various eras and nationalities, from the Russian Kashchei to the Chupacabra, from the sinister ugly Alps to the cute Hippo, from gloomy creatures from the fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm to the legends of the Scandinavian peoples. But all good things sooner or later come to their logical End, and no matter how sad it is for us, the fans, the pleasure we got from watching is ten times more bitter than parting. And there was so much pleasure and outright buzz that I personally will definitely review "Grimm" in its entirety someday, even knowing what awaits its characters. Because he is one of those rare series that remain in the heart and memory forever and to which there will always be a desire to return. Original, interesting, catchy to the quick.

@Enigma1993: Your face when you talked to your daughter's unlucky kidnapper...

The best moment with the behemoth.

@Viltis: Russians Russian is the feeling when the captain of the Portland police speaks Russian better than the captain of the Russian fraternity. 😂

Diana and Rosalie are just fire. Hank made my day.