[NYPoster]

In a recent interview with DG he basically said that Nick has a lot of anger towards Eve for what Juilette did and he may take that out on Eve at times. Bitsie has also said when asked that as of now there are no plans to reunite Nick and Juliette. However the actors never really know what's gonna happen in the future.

If they do decide to go back to that N/J mess then so be it, I just won't watch it. I still don't think the writers know where they're going with this. The fans reaction to Nadalind this season will probably dictate what happen next season.

[xtelle]

Originally Posted by NYPoster (View Post) Bitsie has also said when asked that as of now there are no plans to reunite Nick and Juliette. However the actors never really know what's gonna happen in the future. If they do decide to go back to that N/J mess then so be it, I just won't watch it. I still don't think the writers know where they're going with this. The fans reaction to Nadalind this season will probably dictate what happen next season.

She was supposed to be dead, but there she is. So I'll take whatever she says with a grain of salt.

I'll probably watch the 1st episode like with Suit. If it's too wack, I won't bother anymore just like I did with season 3 and the whole zombie Nick and Adalind's mess in Europe. This was too out there for me, and I liked X-files.

I don't mean to be too argumentative, but I feel that the writers are ruining the show running in circles and not picking a clear side. It's really annoying.

[katie9821]

I just hope the writers don't write Adalind and Nick as if nothing happened with them this season. There was so much character building and just learning how to understand and accept another. It was really nice. Nick had a family with Adalind and Kelly. I hope this isn't forgotten. There has to be feelings for one another that is strong.

[NikNak]

Good discussion here, everyone.

[Rickylious]

Lord I hope Nick is smart enough to still distrust Renard. Renard was not going to interfere with Bonaparte killing Nick. He just stood back and watch. Hell, Renard even protested a little about Meisner and Adalind but not Nick. Deep down Renard is jealous of Nick. He wants what Nick has with Adalind. I knew from the office season in season 4 that Renard felt some type of way about Nick and Adalind sharing a child. It was written all over his face.


I loved that Adalind has never wavered in her stance about loving Nick. She still remained loyal to him even after she gave up his location. She didn't just do that lightly. She was willing to die to keep him safe. She went to Diana and got her to reach out to Nick and warn him.Our girl has made so much progress. She reached out to him via Wu. She kept defying BC again and again, they are well aware on how she feels about them, about Nick. She fought off Diana's spell and pushed Renard away, telling him that she still didn't want him. She went full hexenbiest on him every time he came within an inch of her.


Nick still wants his family back, his fighting for them and his friends. Bonaparte got through Nick by using Adalind and Kelly. Nick is still royally pissed at Renard for stealing his family and smiling in his face about it. He called our girl pretty. He felt a little smug picking on Tony about Adalind breaking all his fingers, that was pride you guys.

I was a little upset about Nick carrying/caring for Eve and using the stick to heal her, but now I'm seeing it in a different light. We have to take a step back and realize that Nick is naturally kind. He's not malicious, it isn't in his nature. I think he can forgive but he won't ever forget wrongs done to him. Him helping Eve was no different than if Monroe, Rosalee or Trubel, or Hank was hurt. He used the same healing stick to heal Monroe. Now, intentionally the stick was used on him to save his life.

I'll still watch the next season to see what happens to Adalind and Nick. Our couple is still separated, being kept apart by BC. Just because Bonaparte is gonr doesn't mean anything. He was only one of the head leaders that we met. Nick still haven't gotten Adalind's message that she gave to Wu. I believe Nick has to get Renard out the way to finally get Adalind and Kelly back. We know that Nick loves Adalind but we hadn't geared the actual words. Nick and Adalind have unfinished business.

[NYPoster]

I'm planning on DVRing season 6 but I probably won't watch the episodes unless Nadalind is endgame. That being said, the semi spoilers I have read about season 6 imply that Nick and Renard will have a civil war over Adalind, hopefully that's true.

[rpmaluki]

Originally Posted by NYPoster (View Post) I'm planning on DVRing season 6 but I probably won't watch the episodes unless Nadalind is endgame. That being said, the semi spoilers I have read about season 6 imply that Nick and Renard will have a civil war over Adalind, hopefully that's true.

Can you please direct me to those semi spoiler links?

[katie9821]

I agree with what Rickylious said about everything on Nick and Adalind. There is really some unfinished business between them. I like what you said about Nick is kind and doesn't really malicious and yeah can forgive but won't forget. Just look at Nick and Adalind's history from the very beginning. Hexenbiest and him being a Grimm. Somehow through fate, time, and a child they share,some genuine feelings developed between them. I really do hope the writers don't forget these two and Nick gets his family back.

[xtelle]

Originally Posted by katie9821 (View Post) I really do hope the writers don't forget these two and Nick gets his family back.

This is a legitimate concern with the writers. I have been annoyed by some of the inconsistencies this season.

Adalind confessed her feelings before Nick went to Germany, but when he talked to Trubel about the letter, there's no mention of it.

When Rosalee told Nick about Adalind’s powers being back, he didn't remember her sudden question when he came back from Germany.

When he talked to Hank, he didn't remember that the suppressant was temporary.

I still don't know where Juliette got Renard's chunk of hair or the hat.

Petrovich and Billy have vanished. They might be back, but the writers said that BC has been destroyed in Portland.

The investigation about Chavez's death has been dropped. Maybe they'll revisit in season 6.

The writers really need to tighten the plot. I am not really really difficult about these things, but those were too obvious to ignore.

[Rickylious]

Guys apparently the next season is focused on Nick vs Renard and Nick trying to get Adalind and their son back from Renard. The whole BC and HW story arc is done. I mean this seems like a good thing for us. I can see why the writers/producers wanted Nick vs Renard to be the main focual point of season 6. This couldn't be resolved at the end of season 5. It would have been rushed and I wouldn't want crappy writing for Nick and Adalind to be reunited.

[Nici Dawson]

What I want for next season is for Nick to get his family back from Renard, Adalind takes Diana with her after telling Diana the truth about Meisner's death, more action scenes, and if Juliette returns, I hope that she will get along with Adalind and the children for Nick's sake!

[cherrios]

I really don't want the writers to focus too much on Nick on a romance with either women. Mainly because a bit of the stories have been lost that way. That and triangles are for the most part horrible. I think Nick is mainly focus on Kelly and being a good father to his son, since he lost so much time with his own parents.

I think for Nick with everything else he is dealing with that everything with Eve/Juliette is just too complicated. I do respect Adalind for staying loyal to Nick and not falling under the spell of power and BC.

[rpmaluki]

I don't like triangles. They are tired old tropes and I don't expect these writers to give me anything remotely enjoyable about Nick caught between two women. This show has never really been about romance the best they have done is Monroe and Rosalee. They are the only couple written well because that is their arc. However, Nick has a family. He built himself a new life that he was not quick to dissolve when things got shaky for a while. He should work to get them back from Renard. Juliette made her bed in S4. They can't just undo Nick's life and family for Juliette. That's not compelling writing. It's going backwards not forwards. It's apparent to most people that Nick and Adalind are so much more compelling to watching than him and Juliette. There is natural chemistry coupled with their history on the show. They work so well because they are a sum of all their parts, their history, their heritage, Kelly, their upbringing and a desire to live a normal, yet not normal life. After Juliette found out about him being a Grimm they immediately became like oil and water. They both tried to make it work but the two simply didn't mix well which alienated Juliette from a lot of fans, myself included. They had a chance to be happy together and it didn't work. It will not make sense to go back to that. when everything is so right with him and Adalind (BC and Renard aside).

[xtelle]

@rpmaluki
I totally agree with you in your last post. They have tried with Juliette for 4 seasons. Let Nick be with Adalind and be done with it. They have built season 5 around it, just to stop and act like they want to go back.

That's why I don't trust the writers. They should focus on better storylines so that Grimm can get more episodes and possibly another season.

[cherrios]

Originally Posted by rpmaluki (View Post) I don't like triangles. They are tired old tropes and I don't expect these writers to give me anything remotely enjoyable about Nick caught between two women. This show has never really been about romance the best they have done is Monroe and Rosalee. They are the only couple written well because that is their arc. However, Nick has a family. He built himself a new life that he was not quick to dissolve when things got shaky for a while. He should work to get them back from Renard. Juliette made her bed in S4. They can't just undo Nick's life and family for Juliette. That's not compelling writing. It's going backwards not forwards. It's apparent to most people that Nick and Adalind are so much more compelling to watching than him and Juliette. There is natural chemistry coupled with their history on the show. They work so well because they are a sum of all their parts, their history, their heritage, Kelly, their upbringing and a desire to live a normal, yet not normal life. After Juliette found out about him being a Grimm they immediately became like oil and water. They both tried to make it work but the two simply didn't mix well which alienated Juliette from a lot of fans, myself included. They had a chance to be happy together and it didn't work. It will not make sense to go back to that. when everything is so right with him and Adalind (BC and Renard aside).

I loathe triangles, they are cliche, predictable, and a waste of time for the most part. It's like a crutch for tv show, instead of coming up with new material they focus on bringing someone new in to ruin a romance they have either found "boring" because they're happy. Or they have been having them dance around each other for many seasons, only to have them finally get together and that's when they drop the triangle in. And most of them eff up the flow of the story, characters that have been going down one path, suddenly make a illegal left turn into the middle of no where.

And then most of the time it becomes all about the "romance" and their are shipper wars and it's just bleh.

Nick has made a new life for himself with Adalind and Kelly. They can't just throw Juliette in there and everything will be how it is. He lost everything when things with Juliette went south. He had to start completely fresh with a blank slate and he has built something, it wouldn't work with the story or with Nick. (Since Nick is a stand up good man. Like Adalind said, he was good to her when he didn't need to be.) And I think he's just focus on keeping his friends safe and getting his family back.