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The stars and EPs previewed what's
ahead following Juliette's shocking death in the season four finale.

*Grimm*fans can stop holding out hope for Juliette (**Bitsie**
Tulloch**) to come back from the dead this coming season.**

"Anything could happen but
no," series boss **David Greenwalt** told fans Saturday at Comic-Con
when asked about a possible resurrection.

On Saturday, Greenwalt joined
stars **David Giuntoli, Russell Hornsby, Silas Weir Mitchell,**
Reggie Lee, Sasha Roiz, Bree Turner **and** Claire Coffee**,**
and fellow executive producers **Jim Kouf** and **Norberto Barba**
to discuss the impact of Juliette's death and other teases on what's to come.

It’s a huge decision to do something
like that. I can't say we're jumping up and down with joy," said
Greenwalt. "It seemed like the next step that had to happen to the
show."

Added Kouf: "Sometimes you just
have to go with it because it’s the right thing for the characters to do."

Greenwalt did say that Juliette
"will come back in flashbacks more than likely," but a big focus of
the coming season will be the new addition in Nick's life: his baby with
Adalind.

"He lost his girlfriend, he
lost his mom, he [loses] something in the first episode next season. I think
the baby is the reason for me to keep going," said Giuntoli. "Adalind
and I have to co-parent which is going to be so bizarre."

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Adalind also will feel the pressure
to step up as a new mom. "I think really this baby is all she's got again
in the world but I think now she has so much more perspective," said
Coffee. "She's lost her powers again, but I think this time the focus
really will be the baby."

Although Nick and Adalind will be
welcoming a baby – or perhaps because of that – Greenwalt sounded skeptical
when asked whether Monroe and Rosalee will also have a child. "You can't
have too many babies on a show like this," he said.

Rosalee will be dealing with far
bigger issues this season. "She came on the scene very guarded and alone
and dealing with a past of addictions," said Turner. "She's found new
meaning in her love and in the love of her life. I think her addictions come
back into the storyline and that causes some major problems for the couple. …
She really struggles with her past skeletons that come back."

She won't be the only one struggling
this season. "I hear it's going to be a hard freshman year for me but well
see what happens with that," Lee said when asked what's next for Woo.

Greenwalt said the entire group will
be tested. "This year is going to be the rise of the Wesen. Its going to
be kind of revolutionary-type Wesen group that wants to wreak havoc upon every
one of our beloved people," he said.

However, there are a few positive
things ahead. Hank will find love, the executive producers teased, and there
will be "political opportunity" for Sean.

The executive producers also
revealed some of the big plans in store for the show's 100th episode, which is
coming up this season. "We're going to explain the damn keys," said
Greenwalt, which elicited roars from the crowd. "We still don’t know what
they do but by god we're going to explain it."

In the line with that, Roiz said
season five gets "back to a lot of the mythology of season one."

However, Greenwalt saved one of the
best season five teases for last. He said, "We're going to do the Loch
Ness monster coming up," he said. "We're going to explain that in the
*Grimm* world."

*Grimm* returns Friday, Oct. 30 at 9 p.m. on NBC.

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