Grimm

Grimm (2011)

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Clear and Wesen Danger - S5-E2

Corrected entry: Marshal says " just gassing up, about to get on the 405." The 405 is a freeway in Southern California, not Portland Oregon or Northern California. (00:29:10)

Correction: While there is an I-405 in California, there is also an I-405 that runs through Portland.

Revelation - S3-E13

Corrected entry: A plot-important jeep from Kansas is identified by its front license plate. It is a Kansas plate, but Kansas does not issue front license plates.

Correction: It's not that Kansas doesn't issue front license plates, they simply don't require them. Considering the show takes place in Oregon, which does require front plates, an out of state driver could be pulled over and cited for not having the front plate, so would have one.

ctown28 ★

Clear and Wesen Danger - S5-E2

Corrected entry: When Adalind gets worried about what her son will become she asks if he might be "A Hexengrimm or Gimmabiest." Since he is male the correct reference would have been a Zaubergrimm. (00:32:40)

Correction: They weren't being serious with the names, plus since they don't know the true name this shouldn't be considered a mistake.

THGhost

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Nameless - S2-E16

Factual error: The assassin sent to kill Captain Renard carries a French passport which lists his place of birth as "Marseilles". This is an old-fashioned spelling of the name now almost only seen in North America. The French spelling is and always has been "Marseille".

Necrothesp

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Nick Burkhardt: I guess you don't have to be a hexenbiest to be a witch.
Adalind Schade: You don't have to be a witch to work this kind of magic.

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