The final episode of "Grimm" season 5 ended with a lot of heartaches, a piece of joy, and finally, a cliffhanger that ignited the memories of fans as Eve (Bitsie Tulloch) appeared to show signs of Juliette returning.

In a recent interview with TV Line, executive producers David Greenwalt and James Kouf teased that there is indeed a possibility for Juliette to return. When asked about what exactly Eve is going through, Greenwalt said, "Well, the feelings have come back."

This could mean that Eve will start to dig deep into her feelings so she can awaken the Juliette that was long gone. "The stick opened up part of her. There are unintended consequences to the use of that stick," Kouf further explained.

Greenwalt added that while part of Eve had died, that part being Juliette, it was suddenly awakened, and though fans would love to see Juliette coming back, the EP clarified that "we'll have to see what happens with the Eve side of her personality and now having all these feelings, which is going to include a lot of guilt."

Meanwhile, Carter Matt suggests that the upcoming season might premiere by late October. Over the past years, a late October air date has always worked well for the series and while there is no confirmation from NBC, the outlet suggests it would still be a good time to roll out season 6.

It was confirmed earlier that the new installment will feature 13 episodes. While the number has decreased, it is speculated that things will change and NBC will want to add more episodes to make the story even more detailed.

As for the Black Claw, Yibada reports that the sect won't make a comeback in the upcoming season. Instead, the focus will most likely be on a battle between Nick (David Giuntoli) and Capt. Sean Renard (Sasha Roiz).

Another apparent storyline that will give color to the new set of episodes is that of Rosalee (Bree Turner) getting through the struggles of pregnancy. It is speculated that Rosalee's baby will be introduced to the cast to place balance on the darkness and sadness surrounding the characters' emotional lives.