'Grimm' Season 4 Premiere: How Can They Determine What A Wesen Looks Like?
This NBC's police procedural, fantasy and occult detective drama series in American television is set to kick off its season four premiere.
Creators Stephan Carpenter, David Greenwalth and Jim Kouf are set to show the Grimm series by introducing new characters like star Toni Trucks, who will play the role of Deputy Janelle Farris, a strong and skilled sheriff who is in need of Neil's helping hand regarding a highly doubtful crime scene that occurred in a highway.
Another character that is introduced to the show is Will Rothhaar, the National Geographic Channel's 'Killing Kennedy' star who is set to play the role of Officer Acker. Rothhaar is set to show up on this season's eight episode.
The lead star David Guntioli whose playing Nicholas 'Nick' Burkhardt, together with his partner, Detective Hank Griffin, is going to procure an investigation with the "Warehouse 13" actor Erick Avari, who owns a salvage yard that has some connection to the series of mysterious case of people disappearing on the highway.
In this season, we already know that Nick will be unable to see Wesens, a mythological creature that can only be visible to the Grimms. We can expect that it will not be easy for him to handle another serious case. An idea to seek the help of Theresa 'Trubel' Rubel, a Grimm that can identify a Wesen, will be a bunch of help for him.
So, how can they determine what a Wesen look like? To give you a brief background, there is one Wesen that is half man and half octopus. Its four enormous tentacles can dig your head up and suck all your conscious and sub-conscious memories, aside from chunking on your head. Another ruthless Wesen breathes with its large bottom fangs and has demon beast features.
Meanwhile, it is reported that syndicated Grimm episodes will be shown on TNT by next year. They signed a deal with NBC Universal TV and New Media Distribution to allow them to feature the last three seasons of the series.
Grimm Season 4 will air on NBC 9pm ET on October 24th.
