Exciting news for Grimm fans — Elizabeth Tulloch, who portrayed Juliette Silverton (and later Eve) in the supernatural drama, has confirmed that a script is actively being developed for a potential revival of the beloved series on Peacock. This revelation has reignited speculation and hope among longtime viewers who have been eager to see the world of Wesen return to the screen since the series wrapped in 2017 after six seasons.
While speaking at a recent fan convention, Tulloch mentioned that the original creators and some of the cast have remained in close contact, and discussions about a revival have been ongoing behind the scenes. According to Tulloch, the current status involves a script that is “actively being worked on,” suggesting that the project is more than just wishful thinking — it’s in actual development stages.
Though Tulloch didn’t reveal specific plot details, her update confirms what many fans had hoped: that Peacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming platform, is seriously considering bringing Grimm back in some form. Whether the revival would be a limited series, full reboot, or continuation remains unclear, but the focus seems to be on capturing the same dark, mythological tone that made the original series a cult favorite.
Tulloch’s comments also hinted that the revival wouldn’t necessarily pick up right where the original left off but could potentially explore new characters or time periods within the same universe. However, she emphasized that the team behind the revival respects the original lore and aims to build upon it, rather than reimagine it entirely. This balance of nostalgia and fresh storytelling could make the revival appealing both to longtime fans and new viewers.
The original Grimm series followed Nick Burkhardt, a homicide detective who discovers he’s a Grimm — a guardian tasked with keeping balance between humanity and mythological creatures. The series mixed crime procedural with supernatural drama and developed a loyal following over its six-year run.
With the growing trend of reviving fan-favorite shows for streaming platforms, Grimm seems like a natural fit for Peacock’s content strategy. The combination of fantasy, mystery, and character-driven storytelling could give the platform a unique offering in a crowded streaming landscape.
For now, fans can take comfort in knowing that progress is being made. A script in development is a significant step forward, and if all goes well, a return to the dark, magical world of Grimm may not be too far away.
