by The Grimm Profiler, a Geek4TV section, brings you information about the third episode of Grimm titled “Bad Moon Rising”. In this post, you will find everything about this episode, including the official description, photos, promos, previews, sneak peeks, and more. Don’t forget will be updating this post with new information about the episode.
Official Description:
NICK AND HANK FIND THEMSELVES IN THE MIDDLE OF A DISTURBING FAMILY REUNION WHEN HANK’S OLD FRIEND SEEKS HIS HELP TO FIND HIS MISSING DAUGHTER — MADDIE HASSON, JOHN PYPER-FERGUSON AND MARK PELLEGRINO GUEST-STAR – As Hank (Russell Hornsby) continues to seek help to cope with the inexplicable siting he had, an old friend, Jarold Kempfer (guest star Mark Pellegrino), needs his help when his daughter (guest star Maddie Hasson) goes missing. Nick’s (David Giuntoli) expertise as a Grimm comes in to play as he investigates the disturbing motives linked to the disappearance. Silas Weir Mitchell, Bitsie Tulloch, Sasha Roiz, Reggie Lee and Bree Turner also star. Source
Episode Title: Bad Moon Rising (2×03)
Air Date: Monday, August 27th, 2012
Ratings:
4.67 million viewers, 1.6/5 (Adults 18-49). Source
Promos:
Grimm – 2×03 Bad Moon Rising – NBC Promo
Sneak Peeks (Previews):
Monroe the Hero
Hank’s Breaking Point
Promotional Photos:
GRIMM — “Bad Moon Rising” Episode 203 — Pictured: Maddie Hasson as Carly — (Photo by: Scott Green/NBC)
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After watching the first season of Grimm, this second season has genuinely surprised me for the better! Last night’s episode was probably one of the best of the series so far, mostly because it started pulling in the supporting characters, like Hank. I love that Nick finally revealed himself to Hank and that he was ok with it. It was a pretty amazing episode, even though I didn’t get to watch it live last night
because I got home from work at Dish so late. It did get recorded, though, on my Hopper’s PrimeTime Anytime feature and I watched it this morning without any commercials, thanks to the Auto Hop.It’s nice to not have to worry about those extra 20 minutes or so of commercials that we are all used to. I can’t wait for the next episode, let alone the rest of the season!Carter, you’re right. Grimm is a show that has gotten better and better with each episode. I think that Hank knowing about the wesen world can add a lot of new stories for the show. Next week looks awesome. It seems like a Monroe and Rosalee episode.