Grimm’s Cast & Executive Producer Preview Milestone 100th Episode, “Into the Schwarzwald”

By Rowell On Mar 11, 2016

It’s finally here, Grimm fans! NBC’s supernatural drama has reached its milestone 100th episode! After four and a half seasons, the series finally answers some big questions and presents a few surprises along the way.

OMFGTV was on the Portland set for the 100th Episode celebration where we got to talk with the cast and one of the executive producers about the big 100. Continue reading below for the scoop!

UNLOCKED | The long-gestating mythology comes back big time. “We’re going to finally figure out the damn keys!” series star David Giuntoli tells us. “We’ve been teasing that since 2011. The 100th episode is where Monroe and Nick take the trip to Europe to figure out where these keys are.”

Executive Producer and director of “Into the Schwarzwald,” Norberto Barba, describes the episode as “super exciting” in regards to the keys, adding, “we will find out what it unlocks and what’s in it. That’s a big, big reveal.”

BLOSSOM | Looks like Captain Sean Renard has finally hit it off with a wonderful love interest. His days of dating crazy bitches are now behind him– at least we hope so. “Renard has a relationship blossoming,” says his protrayer Sasha Roiz.

However, like most relationships on Grimm, his relationship with Rachel Wood (Anne Leighton) is “very dysfunctional.” Viewers will see just how dysfunctional their relationship gets as it “definitely presents itself” in tonight’s episode.

BLAST FROM THE PAST | Poor Rosalee has been dealing with a Bug-a-Boo as of late. But who is it that has been buggin’ our boo? “For Rosalee, her skeletons and her demons that she really wanted to bury and incinerate have been kind of finding their way back into her life,” Bree Turner explains.

No more letters, no more phone calls. This time, the contact is face to face. “In the 100th episode, it arrives to Portland — her past, so she’s truly confronted with the next step.”

BONUS | Something else very surprising surfaces for one of the other characters. We won’t elaborate further, but it is briefly teased/spoiled in the promo below.

GIVING THANKS | Reaching 100 episodes definitely wouldn’t have been possible without the passionate viewers — most of which have stuck with the show since the very beginning. “I just want to say how grateful we are to all of the fans, how fortunate we are for you,” exclaims David Giuntoli.

“It really is a relationship; it’s not just us giving the fans something. They’re definitely giving us everything back. The more they care, the better we play. The more they nitpick, the better we are. The more they want, the more we give. So thank you to the fans.”

Grimm, The 100th Episode, “Into the Schwarzwald,” airs tonight at 9pm on NBC.

Photo Credit: Scott Green/NBC