The NBC series “Grimm,” filmed in Portland, has been renewed for a third season, NBC announced Friday.
The show is inspired by the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tales. The main character, Detective Nick Burkhardt, is a Grimm descendant and can see monsters from the stories.
NBC ordered 22 more episodes of the show

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Awesome news – Claire is set to guest star on an episode of Royal Pains – #504 “Pregnant Paws” – airing this summer on USA Network.

BIG Happy Birthday to Claire! May the next year bring everything and so much more! (And may that more include another season of Grimm!!)

CraveOnline: A lot of people are asking if Adalind will get her powers back. I’m wondering is she still a lawyer?

Claire Coffee: That’s a really good question. She is because when she was working for Eric, it was under the guise of doing legal duty, so I think she’s a lawyer for passport and legitimacy purposes. But I don’t know how many cases she’s busting wide open these days.

Because that’s how we first met her.

Coffee: Yeah, yeah, working at the law firm where all of her friends died.

What cool stuff is coming up for you?

Coffee: There’s a lot of cool stuff. James Frain who plays Eric is coming back, so more royal activity.

Do you still have monster makeup to deal with or is that gone with the powers?

Coffee: No, all gone. I never had to do the makeup. It was all CGI but no, the only evils I have now are human based.

Do you ever have scenes together?

Coffee: We do.

Tulloch: Yeah, one in 12 and hopefully more.

Coffee: A big long one.

Tulloch: I’ve been saying, drunkenly, everybody’s like, “Oh, I love the love triangle.” I was like, if I had my druthers, I’d make out with everyone on the show including the women.

Coffee: The women on our show are pretty hot.

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Other scripted series that have locked season end dates are “Grimm” on Friday, May 17 (9-10 p.m.), “Hannibal” on Thursday, June 27 (10-11 p.m. ET) and “Law & Order: SVU,” which will conclude the season with a two-hour episode on Wednesday, May 22 (9-11 p.m. ET).

Grimm is up for best science fiction show in the TV Guide Fan Favorites – head over HERE to vote!

Now that Nick knows Renard and Juliette are smooch buddies, “He’s not exactly happy about it,” says Grimm co-creator James Kouf. “It’s something he realizes he kind of has to deal with. The captain is out of the bag, so to speak.” Expect a huge confrontation between the men – “It’s like a long-term marriage where suddenly all this stuff jumps out,” says co-creator David Greenwalt — when the drama returns in March. Also ahead: Former hexenbiest Adalind will tap into a new kind of power; Hank will continue to have “a pretty weird year”; Rosalee and Monroe will get closer upon her return to Portland (thanks to the end of Bree Turner’s real-life maternity leave); and a new Wesen from Africa will take the title of “the creepiest one we’ve ever done,” Greenwalt promises. As for Renard and Juliette, “There’s definitely some action between them,” Kouf says, adding, “It’s all messy.” Yes, but will she climb his beanstalk… if you get our drift? Says Kouf: “Well, they’re going to do something.”

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NYC ad exec Holly Maddux can’t help but notice the window display she passes by on her way to work every day, the one with the perfect, hunky mannequin. But when Holly slips one day on the ice in front of the store and hits her head, she wakes up to find a perfect, hunky gentleman by her side, helping her up.

Holly hits it off with the guy, Bo, and soon things are going along… well, perfectly. But when Holly begins to discover that the pressure to be perfect all the time is not all that it’s cracked up to be, she has to make a choice between the perfect life she’s always dreamed of… and the real love that’s been waiting for her all along.

Grimm is up for best drama – head over and vote HERE