The Cast of ‘Grimm’ Officially Breaks Silence About Long-Rumored Revival

Published Aug 6, 2026, 11:45 AM EDT Tamera is a Movies and TV Interview Editor for Collider. She mostly works behind the scenes for the site, and still can't believe she gets to write and edit for all the things she loves. In her free time, she's hoarding recipes she'll never make, writing, and rewatching Friends, Gilmore Girls, or her favorite comfort scary movies. Sign in to your Collider account Summary Collider's Steven Weintraub talks with the stars of Grimm at SDCC 2026. The Grimm cast reunited at SDCC to celebrate the show’s enduring legacy and six seasons of lore. They revisit their 20+ episode seasons, reflect on characters' futures, and tease the possibility of a Grimm revival a decade later. Nearly a decade since NBC’s long-running hit series, Grimm, premiered its Season 6 finale, the stars of the dark fantasy show stopped by Collider’s studio at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 to revisit the tireless work they put in and celebrate their enduring legacy. While speaking with our own Steven Weintraub, it didn’t take long for the conversation to veer from the past to looking towards the future. In 2011, shows like Grimm were allowed room to breathe and transform, with over 20 episodes per season — something almost unheard of today. From showrunners and co-creators Jim Kouf and David Greenwalt, alongside co-creator Stephen Carpenter, the series followed homicide detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), who discovers he’s a descendant of monster hunters. Over the six seasons, Grimm’s lore became richer and expanded exponentially from its cop procedural beginnings. Don’t miss our full conversation with the cast, where Giuntoli, Elizabeth Tulloch (Juliette Silverton/Eve), Reggie Lee (Sergeant Drew Wu), Sasha Roiz (Captain Sean Renard), Russell Hornsby (Hank Griffin), Bree Turner (Rosalee Calvert), and Silas Weir Mitchell (Monroe) look back at the years they spent building chemistry together on and off-set. Get to know them on a new level with unexpected questions, plus find out what they think about the potential for a Grimm revival a decade on. 00:40 - Get to know the stars of Grimm, from things you’d never guess about them to the song they’d want to play when entering a room! 09:32 - The cast of Grimm examine what made their show resonate across the world for so long. 13:07 - The stars discuss where Grimm’s characters are 10+ years later, and the potential for a revival. 15:03 - The Grimm cast reveal what it took to pull off six 20+-episode seasons for NBC. You can stream all six seasons of Grimm on Peacock. Release Date 2011 - 2017-00-00 Network NBC Directors Norberto Barba, Terrence O'Hara, Aaron Lipstadt, Eric Laneuville, Peter Werner, David Solomon, John Behring, Steven DePaul, Darnell Martin, Karen Gaviola, Omar Madha, Rob Bailey, Clark Mathis, David Straiton, Holly Dale, Tawnia McKiernan, Carlos Ávila, David Greenwalt, Hanelle M. Culpepper, John Gray, Lee Rose, Michael W. Watkins, Paul A. Kaufman, Allan Kroeker Cast David Giuntoli Nick Burkhardt Silas Weir Mitchell Monroe Writers Dan E. Fesman, Brenna Kouf, Richard Hatem, Jeff Miller, Naren Shankar, Sarah Goldfinger, Kyle McVey, Akela Cooper, Thania St. John, Catherine Butterfield, Jose Molina, Martin Weiss, Mary Page Keller, William Bigelow, Marc Gaffen, Todd Milliner, David Simkins, Nevin Densham Creator(s) David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf, Stephen Carpenter