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Nick wonders if he should regain his abilities; Trubel is jeopardized after helping with an investigation; a mysterious visitor helps Renard.
Nick wonders if he should regain his abilities; Trubel is jeopardized after helping with an investigation; a mysterious visitor helps Renard.
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S4, EP6 "Highway of Tears"The latest attack against Rosalee and Monroe makes Nick want to become a Grimm again more than ever; Viktor meets with Adalind, who is completely broken and wants help finding the baby.
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S4, EP7 "The Grimm Who Stole Christmas"A series of bizarre home invasions results in strange Wesen phenomena; Monroe has a Christmas surprise for Rosalee; Trubel has a realization that impacts everyone.
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S4, EP8 "Chupacabra"When a traveler inadvertently brings a blood-sucking legend to Portland, Nick and Hank investigate el chupacabra's gruesome trail; Monroe and Rosalee prepare to leave for their honeymoon; Wu confronts Nick about what he has been seeing.
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S4, EP9 "Wesenrein"The Wesenrein act on their threats against Rosalee and Monroe; Hank and Nick try to help Wu find the answers he is seeking; Juliette is faced with reality.
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S4, EP5 "Cry Luison"A woman claims a persistent talking wolf drove her to madness; Juliette and Nick weigh the potential costs of getting back his powers; threats against Monroe and Rosalee's marriage intensify.
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S4, EP4 "Dyin' on a Prayer"Nick and Hank investigate an unusual crime scene where a victim may have died from clay-induced asphyxiation; Wu becomes more suspicious of Trubel's presence; Elizabeth makes a breakthrough in restoring Nick's powers.
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S4, EP3 "Last Fight"After Nick has an unsettling vision, he and Hank work on a case that leads them into the world of boxing; Adalind has a mysterious visitor.
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S4, EP2 "Octopus Head"Nick wonders if he should regain his abilities; Trubel is jeopardized after helping with an investigation; a mysterious visitor helps Renard.
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