Kiss of the Muse

The only good thing about this is Hank Monroe and Rosalie. Nick and whiney puss Juliette suck!

I think this is my most favourite episode of all. The artist/muse tale this episode centers around is cool, but the real joy is that Juliette finally stops acting like some stuck-up queen you-know-what (who has no reason whatsoever to act like she's god's gift to all men, though that's what she's been doing for episode after unbearable--as far as Juliette goes--episode) and decides she wants to have a talk with Nick, so invites him over for dinner; he finally and at long last ignores her, having his mind on someone else. Hip hip hooray, and it's about time he acts like any guy (at least any guy I've ever met) would and have this Nick-Juliette portion of the show get up to the standards of believability that the rest of the aspects of the show have. Now if only this can last...

It's an intense episode but fun. Don't listen to that other reviewer, Nick & Juliette were good.

The problem I have with this episode, along with most other Grimm episodes is that the writers make it a bit painstaking to watch with how much characters -specifically Monroe- constantly beat around the bush and take forever to get to a point for no reason & leave people (specifically Juliette) in the dark. I love Monroe but he's a pain to listen to most of the time.