17 Reasons David Giuntoli Should Be Your Cute New TV Crush

Updated on Oct 24, 2014 at 3:33 PM

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David Giuntoli got his Hollywood start in 2003 as a castmember on MTV's Road Rules: South Pacific, and while he later appeared on the network's The Challenge in 2007, he landed his biggest TV role in 2011 playing detective Nick Burkhardt on NBC's Grimm. The fantasy drama series returned last Friday with its fourth season, and while there are a lot of questions left to be answered on screen — including Nick's status as a Grimm — there is one thing we can be sure of off screen: David's hotness. Is it his charming smile? His shirtless physique? Or maybe that grin? Here, we investigate all the reasons David should have heartthrob status.

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He Does a Mean Striptease

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He Isn't Afraid to Show Emotions

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Or to Say How He Really Feels

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He Totally Makes a Speedo Work

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He Looks Superhot Shirtless

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And Shows Skin Whenever He Can

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He's So Welcoming

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Like, Really Inviting

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He Makes Having Bad Dreams Kinda Hot

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He's Got That Quizzical Look Down

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He Even Pulls It Off When His Face Is Cut Up

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He's Especially Good at Giving a Blank Stare

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A Sad but Cute Blank Stare

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It's the Smirk That Really Gets Us, Though

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Just That Hint of a Smile

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So Cute, Right?

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17 Reasons David Giuntoli Should Be Your Cute New TV Crush

He Does a Mean Striptease

He Isn't Afraid to Show Emotions

Or to Say How He Really Feels

He Totally Makes a Speedo Work

He Looks Superhot Shirtless

And Shows Skin Whenever He Can

He's So Welcoming

Like, Really Inviting

He Makes Having Bad Dreams Kinda Hot

He's Got That Quizzical Look Down

He Even Pulls It Off When His Face Is Cut Up

He's Especially Good at Giving a Blank Stare

A Sad but Cute Blank Stare

It's the Smirk That Really Gets Us, Though

Just That Hint of a Smile

So Cute, Right?

Oh, and He Does Dishes, Too!

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