This is the grimcast. We recorded this conversation you're about to hear one year ago.

But we didn't want you to miss it. So we are sharing it with you now as a bonus episode. We hope you

enjoy it. This is the grim cast. We are recording our very Grimcast on October 28th, 2021, and Grimm premiered October 28th, 2011.

So it's been exactly 10 years.

Exactly 10 years.

Unplanned, serendipitous.

That's crazy.

We had no idea we were doing that.

David reminded me a couple days ago.

I mean, we knew it was like around the time that it's been a full decade. Yeah, he's like, I think in a couple days it'll be exactly 10 years since Grimm premiered. And I was like, wow, getting old.

That's a trip. Yeah. Bitsy, you have such a good casting story because I remember, you know, during pilot season, there's always

those pilots that are sort of the hot pilots that everybody wants to get on. And this was definitely

one of them. Oh, yeah. My casting story was David and I had done an indie film together called

Carolyn and Jackie maybe six months prior to them starting to audition for Grim, and we were playing boyfriend and girlfriend

and the pilot. And I remember texting him because I saw on deadline that he'd booked the lead

in this pilot. And I was like, oh, congrats. And he said, you would be perfect for the role of my

girlfriend on the show. And I was testing for a Fox

pilot. I remember my team was in the middle of doing a contract for this Fox pilot for the

following week. And I was like, oh, that's nice. I haven't been sent the show, though. I was really

slammed that season. And then right around then, my agency at the time, William Morris, called,

and they were like, hey, we know we're still in the deal for this Fox thing, but you have a last minute audition for this pilot called Grimm.

And I was like, oh, no way, that's so weird. I was just texting with David about it.

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