When Nick investigates the death of a construction company owner, he discovers that the suspect has summoned the Reapers to town to dispose of him. Meanwhile, Juliette makes Nick invite Eddie over for dinner.
Leave It to Beavers” combined the show's mythology with its regular monster-of-the-week plot to create an enjoyable, but unbalanced, episode.
David Giuntoli |
Det. Nick Burkhardt |
Russell Hornsby |
Lt. Hank Griffin |
Bitsie Tulloch |
Juliette Silverton |
Silas Weir Mitchell |
Monroe |
Sasha Roiz |
Captain Sean Renard |
Reggie Lee |
Sgt. Wu |
David Zayas |
Salvadore Butrell |
Guest Star |
Henri Lubatti |
Reaper |
Guest Star |
Traber Burns |
Robert Grosszahn |
Guest Star |
Danny Bruno |
Bud |
Recurring Role |
Nick: I told you to meet me, not eat me.
Eddie: Hey, man, we're not playing paintball out here, okay? You want to practice your Grimm skills, you got to be ready for anything. Now, could you get off me, please? I'm find this a little, you know, awkward.
Nick: Monroe, name one aspect of our relationship that we wouldn't have to lie about.
Eddie: You're right. All the time we spend together, all the sneaking around. God, it suddenly seems so wrong.
Nick: Listen to me. I need to find Arnold if I'm ever going to bring this guy.
Bud: Okay. Okay, if Arnold's hiding, I might know where. If I'm right, I'll come to your house and carve a small series of numbers on the porch steps. The odd numbers will mean that...
Nick: Or just call me.
Bud: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that would work too.
Parliamentary Officer #1: All those in favor of the witness coming forward? All opposed? I move to request that the Grimm does not cut off our heads for opposing him on this question.
International Airdates:
Canada: April 27, 2012 on CTV
UK: June 18, 2012 on Watch
Belgium: August 19, 2012 on VT4
Czech Republic: January 21, 2013 on Prima COOL
Title:
Referencing the the television sitcomLeave It To Beaver. The series was named after the main character, Theodore "Beaver" Cleaver, played by Jerry Mathers,who lived with his parents June and Ward Cleaver and his brother Wally. This low-key comedy aired in the late 1950s and early 1960s and is often pointed to as a stereotype of the family values of the time. Despite his nickname, Theodore was not actually a beaver.
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