The Enchantress was so hard-hearted that she banished the poor girl to a wilderness where she had to live in a miserable, wretched state.

This is the Grimcast.

Well, hello.

Well, hello.

You look gorgeous.

Thank you so much.

I love that red lip on you.

You're like a Hitchcock blonde today, girlie.

I'm doing whatever it takes now. My mother was very, she was a wreck except for lipstick.

And I used to make so much fun of her. But now I get it. Because it's like you can just put on a red lip and everything feels better.

You know, it's like dress for the job you want, like dress for the day you want, you know? That's right. I, too, put on a strong brow for this podcast. Look at that. A little eyebrow

liner. I did some, like, fluffy. I put on a cute top for you, girlfriend. Oh, see. I cannot

wait to bring Regulia on in a little bit, but first, let's answer some fan questions.

Hi, my name is John, and my wife Kathleen and I are huge grim fans.

My question had to do with Ed Living. Was everything

we saw on the screen actually in the script? Or did you guys ever get a chance to add something on

your own? We were particularly wondering about some of the great stuff Silas said in the Monroe character.

Hey, John and Kathleen. Thank you for your question. You're right about Silas. That was a lot of Silas.

He's a real smart cookie. That Silas. I don't think there were any ad libs unless I didn't remember my line and subbed with something.

No. You know, some shows and scripts, that's part of your experience. But a show like Grim, when you have to get a lot of very specific, important information out. A lot of

information, yeah. In a very short amount of time, you got to stick to the script. It's not really

part of this particular kind of gig, unless you have a character like Monroe, who's kind of there

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