TV Grimm

With all the reboots, remakes and re-imaginings of former TV hits being developed for new audiences, some of the stars of those original shows are speaking out about the new versions. Now, Grimm star David Giuntoli has given his thoughts on the proposed spinoff of his show, and you might be surprised by what he had to say.

NBC is developing a Grimm spinoff!

The former Grimm star just made another television move.

Grimm has officially come to an end on NBC, and the series finale managed to come full circle in a totally amazing and fitting way. Read on to find out how!

NBC's Grimm is very nearly at an end, and star David Giuntoli has revealed one way that the series finale will be very different from most episodes.

With NBC's Grimm quickly nearing the end of its six season run, star David Giuntoli has already found his next project. Read on to get all the details.

One way to spot a floundering show is to keep an eye out for a major network cutting the episode order of a series, especially if it is a freshman program and therefore new to the network in question. Or, you can just check out our full guide.

It's becoming more and more common for networks to cancel shows but to do it in a way that is less shocking than in previous years on TV. The best way to accomplish this is to cancel a series and then give it one more season to finish out the story.

If you are a Grimm fan, or at least familiar with NBC's Friday night lineup, you should know that the channel has had a consistent issue with finding a series that could pull its weight on Friday nights.

Grimm has been the little show that could on Friday nights on NBC for the past five seasons. It's outlasted shows like Constantine and Dracula and will be back for a sixth and final season this winter.

Incredibly, we've nearly gotten to the holidays and the big five networks have yet to cancel an underperforming freshman series, although episode orders for shows like Conviction and Pure Genius have been cut.

It's a sad truth that Grimm will be ending this TV season (and will be getting a shortened episode order to boot), but when endings happen there are also often new beginnings.

NBC revealed their Fall 2016 lineup today, giving us a look at how the week will play out over at the Peacock. Returning this fall are Chicago Med, Chicago Fire and Chicago P.D., along with The Voice, Grimm, Blindspot and others. Joining the schedule are This is Us, The Good Place and Timeless.

As we are nearing the end of the TV season, the networks have started to make decisions regarding which shows will move forward next fall and which will be left in the dust.It now seems as if there might be less great news for one of those renewed dramas

Fans of Grimm have not had it very good in the last season. Not in terms of what was actually happening on the show or anything, but with all the worrying over what NBC would do with it. Thankfully, the network's decision was a positive one.

As shows settle in for a long winter, some, like Fargo and Wayward Pines have already been given brand new seasons. Others, however, are still churning out new content until this spring, when the networks make the final decisions on whether or not some of our favorites will be sticking around.

For five seasons, Grimm has seen unprecedented success on NBC. The supernatural drama has done well thanks to a Friday night slot, but it seems as if fans are less excited than they once were. Here's what just happened.

The Internet is where people go now to champion their favorite TV shows, and as you might imagine, some shows have far more diehard fans than others. A new study by Nielsen Social has been put together to gauge the 10 most popular shows from the 2014-2015 season, according to the most loyal fans on Twitter.

This morning, NBC has followed the recent trend of renewing programming well before the end of the TV season. The network is also trying really hard not to be outdone. While CBS and Fox have gone and renewed a few TV shows, NBC has announced the renewal of 5 shows.

Last night, NBC finally premiered its new drama Constantine, a new show about an exorcist and occult detective that also happens to mark the network’s first entry into DC’s comic TV realm. NBC has been looking for a stable series to pair with Grimm for quite some time, and Constantine may be a winner.