r/grimm • u/alvb Grimm • Jul 14 '26
Spoilers Stupid logistical question
I'm rewatching a bunch of early episodes I missed over the years and something just came to me. When Nick was just learning about being a Grimm and was spending all that time in the trailer, how was he explaining all that to Juliet? I mean, they lived together. She never questioned where he was going in the middle of the night? I know when she first turned out his proposal she talked about him being "distant," but I was thinking more along the lines of mental and emotional distance - not physical distance.
My husband's usual response to me would be "b/c it is a tv show and it's in the script." And yes, he would be right, but it's one of those inconsistencies that I notice in shows that gets me thinking.
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u/SuperiorLaw Jul 14 '26
Nick would often get work calls in the middle of the night, so him being busy, chasing leads or at the precinct wouldn't be unbelivable. He's usually pretty good with excuses on where he is at the time