So I finally did get the chance to see the full pilot episode of Grimm and let me tell you...this is exciting. So far I am really enjoying the show. The acting is great, the story line is intriguing, and add on the fact that I totally guessed that (spoiler alert) his boss at the police station was a bad guy (when I watched the 20 minute extended preview of it a few days ago) and found out I was right at the end of the episode, and you've got yourself a loyal fan to the show.

I have always loved fairy tales and different takes on them (Beastly, 10th Kingdom, Tin Man, Alice, Jack and the Beanstalk the Real Story, etc.) hence why I am also starting to enjoy "Once Upon a Time." As far as over all quality and potential, however, Grimm takes the cake (if by cake I mean one laced with a dose of magic and prepared by the careful hands of one who knows their trade well...if by one who knows their trade I mean the staff of the show). I highly suggest that you watch the pilot episode. If you love fairy tales, new and interesting shows, and cute cops who have extraordinary abilities...you'll love this.

I was about to do a bit of reading and then go to bed when I happened upon Hulu (well I went there on purpose) and I found the pilot episode of the new show "Once Upon A Time." I completely forgot it was supposed to premier yesterday. Needless to say I was super excited and watched it.

Initially some of the graphics seemed a bit cheesy and such but I got over it quickly. As a fan of Sci Fi series' and low budget films and such I can usually overlook it easily. I'm glad I did. I think this is going to be a fun new show. I love all the connections to fairy tales as well as the connections in the real world from the old world (if that makes sense).

I'm already intrigued about where the story is going to go. Whenever a show or movie can give me that weird fluttery feeling in my stomach, I know it's going to be a good one (as long as they don't screw it up). So...even though I already have way too many shows on my plate and I know that this is going to send me spiraling into an obsession with fairy tales(especially since I've already found myself drawn to the new show Grimm as well, even though I did only see that extended preview of it), I have decided to add this show to my queue.

This should be fun...and magical. ;)