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Season 4
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Number of EpisodesAired

22Oct 24, 2014 - May 15, 2015

PremiereFinale

"Thanks for the Memories""Cry Havoc"

Season Information
Announced: March 19, 2014
Slogan: MORTAL. DANGER.
Executive Producers: Norberto Barba
David Greenwalt
Jim Kouf
Sean Hayes
Todd Milliner
Stars: David Giuntoli
Russell Hornsby
Bitsie Tulloch
Silas Weir Mitchell
Sasha Roiz
Reggie Lee
Bree Turner
Claire Coffee
DVD/Blu-ray: Grimm: Season Four
DVD/Blu-ray Release: September 29, 2015
Season Guide
Previous Season:
Season 3
Next Season:
Season 5

Season 4 is the fourth season of Grimm. Grimm was renewed for a fourth season on March 19, 2014, and the season was filmed in the Portland, Oregon area. Filming for season 4 began on July 16, 2014.

The first episode of the season, "Thanks for the Memories", aired on October 24, 2014, and the season four finale, "Cry Havoc", aired on May 15, 2015.

Season Notes

The first thirteen episodes aired on Fridays at 9 PM and the last nine episodes aired at 8 PM on Fridays.

Season Recap

Nick, Juliette, Hank, and Trubel go straight to Nick and Juliette's home from Monroe and Rosalee's wedding after Trubel tells them that Captain Renard was shot, despite everyone being in shock that Nick has lost his Grimm powers. The FBI gets involved because Trubel killed Renard's shooter, Weston Steward, who was a former FBI agent. Trubel is questioned by the FBI, but she is cleared of any charges as they determine she killed Steward in self-defense. One FBI agent, Agent Chavez, figures out that Trubel is a Grimm and kidnaps her to inform her about people who find what she is and what she can do very important and that they would be very interested in her services.

After Renard undergoes surgery on his bullet wounds, he ends up flatlining from the excessive loss of blood before he gets to the hospital. The doctors are unable to revive him, but Renard's mother, Elizabeth Lascelles, comes into Renard's room where she freezes time and uses a Two-Headed Snake to revive him. After awhile, Renard starts having side effects from being saved. He starts constantly reliving the moment he was shot, and his bullet wounds do not fully heal; instead, his wounds randomly start bleeding. Renard then begins to have blackouts, waking up in random places, often around water. After there are murders similar to what Jack the Ripper did, Nick and Hank soon realize that Jack the Ripper's spirit is likely possessing Renard. Nick and Hank enlist Monroe and Rosalee's help, and they cure Renard.

While Nick is powerless, he uses Trubel in Wesen cases, but after she is attacked by a Gedächtnis Esser, he becomes more reluctant to use her in police cases involving Wesen. Despite his reluctance, he continues using her in cases until Monroe and Rosalee inform him that they have been working with Renard's mom to come up with a way to get his Grimm powers back.

Nick and Juliette consider living a normal life together instead of Nick trying to get his Grimm powers back, but after a Wolfsangel is burned on Monroe and Rosalee's front lawn by the Secundum Naturae Ordinem Wesen because of their inter-species marriage, Juliette tells Nick he needs to get his powers back. That night, everyone goes to Nick and Juliette's house, where Elizabeth finishes the potion that Juliette has to take. Juliette drinks it and turns into Adalind, and Nick and Juliette have sex to reverse the spell. Nick's powers don't return immediately, but as he is getting choked by a Phansigar, his powers return, and he easily defeats three Phansigars. Trubel decides Nick doesn't need her as much after he gets his powers back, so she decides to go to Philadelphia with Josh Porter to protect him after he had returned to Portland because of Hundjägers breaking into his dad's house, looking for his dad's key.

Before she leaves, Trubel helps track down people responsible for the attacks against Monroe and Rosalee, but before anything is done, Monroe is kidnapped to have his fate decided by a tribunal for his marriage to Rosalee, as well as befriending a Grimm. Monroe is found guilty and sentenced to death, but he is saved by Nick and the gang. Monroe and Rosalee are thankful for their friends' help and decide to finally go on their honeymoon.

Soon after Nick gets his powers back, Juliette turns into a Hexenbiest as a side effect. She decides to try to get rid of it instead of telling Nick. She goes to Renard, who tells her about an old family friend, Henrietta. After some tests, Henrietta tells Juliette there is nothing she can do. Despite what Henrietta says, Juliette continues to try to find a way to help herself, but the longer she is a Hexenbiest, the worse her behavior becomes. After fighting Adalind and revealing to Nick that she is a Hexenbiest, Juliette moves out. She does her best to push Nick and her friends away, despite them trying to find a way to help her. After Kenneth tells her that Adalind is pregnant with Nick's baby from the day Nick had his powers taken from him, she torches the trailer and decides to work with the Royals to find Diana. Juliette emails Kelly, telling her Nick is in trouble. Kelly comes to Nick and Juliette's house, where she is ambushed by Kenneth and Verrat agents and killed.

Monroe and Rosalee contact Trubel to have her return to Portland. She initially goes to Nick and Juliette's house and is followed by a Verrat agent, whom she decapitates. She finds Nick at the spice shop and tells him something is going on back at his house. Nick, Hank, and Trubel go back to Nick's house where they find Kelly's head in a box. Nick falls against a wall in shock and grief, but Trubel and Hank realize it is probably a trap, so they leave quickly. Nick figures out Juliette is responsible for Kelly returning to Portland and that she is working with the Royals. With Adalind's help, he has Kenneth arrested, and Wu brings Kenneth to an abandoned warehouse, where Nick kills him after a fight. Looking for Juliette and Diana, Nick, Hank, Trubel, Monroe, and Wu go to a gated compound where the Royals and Verrat are staying, but Juliette, Diana, and the King escape. The King is thrown out of a helicopter by Meisner to prevent him from taking Diana back to Vienna.

Juliette waits for Nick at their house, and when he arrives, she tells him that she didn't know the Royals would kill Kelly. He angrily begins choking her, but he is unable to kill her. She starts to attack him, but before she can kill him, Trubel shoots her twice with the Doppelarmbrust, killing her. Right after Juliette dies, Chavez and several agents pull up in front of the house, and Chavez sends them inside to "get her."

Cast


Crew

Writers

Name Episode(s) Written
David Greenwalt "Thanks for the Memories" (co-wrote)
"Octopus Head" (co-wrote)
"Tribunal" (co-wrote)
"Maréchaussée" (co-wrote)
"Iron Hans" (co-wrote)
"Headache" (co-wrote)
Jim Kouf "Thanks for the Memories" (co-wrote)
"Octopus Head" (co-wrote)
"Tribunal" (co-wrote)
"Maréchaussée" (co-wrote)
"Iron Hans" (co-wrote)
"Headache" (co-wrote)
Thomas Ian Griffith "The Last Fight"
"Wesenrein"
"Bad Luck"
"Cry Havoc"
Sean Calder "Dyin' on a Prayer"
"Trial by Fire"
"You Don't Know Jack" (co-wrote)
Michael Golamco "Cry Luison"
"Hibernaculum"
"You Don't Know Jack" (co-wrote)
Alan DiFiore "Highway of Tears"
"Mishipeshu"
Dan E. Fesman "The Grimm Who Stole Christmas"
"Heartbreaker"
Brenna Kouf "Chupacabra"
"Double Date"
Jeff Miller "Death Do Us Part"

Directors

Name Episode(s) Directed
Norberto Barba "Thanks for the Memories"
"Trial by Fire"
"Cry Havoc"
Terrence O'Hara "Octopus Head"
"Bad Luck"
"You Don't Know Jack"
John Behring "Highway of Tears"
"Hibernaculum"
Eric Laneuville "Cry Luison"
"Maréchaussée"
Rob Bailey "Heartbreaker"
Hanelle Culpepper "Wesenrein"
Karen Gaviola "Double Date"
John Gray "The Grimm Who Stole Christmas"
Paul A. Kaufman "The Last Fight"
Jim Kouf "Headache"
Aaron Lipstadt "Chupacabra"
Omar Madha "Mishipeshu"
Constantine Makris "Death Do Us Part"
Tawnia McKiernan "Dyin' on a Prayer"
Batán Silva "Iron Hans"
Peter Werner "Tribunal"

Wesen

New Wesen

Wesen Returning from Past Seasons

Mentioned or Appeared in Grimm Diaries only

New Wesen

Past Season Wesen

Non-Wesen Beings

New Non-Wesen Beings

Mentioned or Appeared in Grimm Diaries only

Diseases

Episode Summaries

Images

Episode Promotional Images

Cast Promotional Photo

Key art

Videos

Gag Reel

DVD/Blu-ray Release

Main article: Grimm: Season Four

Season 4 was released on September 29, 2015 on DVD and Blu-ray. Both have 5 discs featuring all 22 episodes.

Set Details Special Features
  • 22 Episodes
  • 5-Disc Set
  • Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Portuguese (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1)
    (Blu-ray) English (DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1), French (DTS 5.1), Spanish (DTS 5.1)
  • Subtitles: English, Portuguese, Spanish
    (Blu-ray) English, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, Norwegian, Swedish
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Gag Reel
  • A Morphed Reality: Behind the Scenes of Grimm
  • Set Tour with Jacqueline Toboni
  • Highlight Reels
  • (Blu-ray Only) Grimm Guide

Boxart

Season4-DVD
Season4-Blu-ray

See Also

Trivia

  • This was the first season that Reggie Lee (Wu) and Bree Turner (Rosalee) each appeared in every episode.
  • This was the first season that a main character died.
Seasons of Grimm
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