Grimm Forum

(07-11-2017, 10:02 AM)WispyWillow Wrote: [ -> ]https://twitter.com/NBCGrimm/status/884434574662672384

Ahhh, the Hexenbiest, Juliette., Why? Season 4.

I would say the bigger question is who is more wicked, wesen or grimms? In my estimation, grimms. They do more killing and kill not only wesen but hexenbiests as well.

Didn't Juliette's metamorphosis prove Hexenbiests are innately selfish and hateful?

(07-12-2017, 03:57 AM)irukandji Wrote: [ -> ]I would say the bigger question is who is more wicked, wesen or grimms? In my estimation, grimms. They do more killing and kill not only wesen but hexenbiests as well.

Hexenbiests are Wesen.

(07-12-2017, 04:54 AM)Hexenadler Wrote: [ -> ]Didn't Juliette's metamorphosis prove Hexenbiests are innately selfish and hateful?

Not only proved it. She was on the express lane.

I didn't see Henrietta or Elizabeth as innately hateful. We didn't know them well enough to know if they were selfish though and since both Eve and Adalind were shown to be changed by the end of the show. They were not hateful and acted unselfishly.

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(07-11-2017, 10:02 AM)WispyWillow Wrote: [ -> ]https://twitter.com/NBCGrimm/status/884434574662672384

I read some of the comments. The most wicked wesen seems to be 'NBCwesen', for cancelling the show. Lol.

Seriously, even with the issues, Grimm's average ratings were better than some shows that are still running. For one, Shades of Blue got a season three in March or so even though it's S2 numbers were not close to Grimm's S2 in the 18-19 demos. Also, it's S2 numbers were worse than Grimm's season's 5 and 6 but they got renewed.

The show didn't end because of ratings. It was performing better that possibly half if not more than half of the new shows currently on screen at six seasons.

Yes. Sometimes I believe shipping fans got the show cancelled. Both sides were screaming at and harassing producers, show runners, NBC, etc. Anyone associated with the show heard from them in their bid to move stories in the direction they wanted via public pressure. Even cast members who had no powers in terms of story lines. G&K mentioned in an interview that they heard from rabid fans.

I kept seeing the tweets and comments hurled at these people saying "Cancel the show! They're promoting rape, immoral behavior, etc! Get N and J back together otherwise we won't watch!". Some truly didn't watch. The other side kept screaming "This show is trash! What about Nick's mother's murder? You're bringing back a murderer! We won't watch the show if you don't get and keep N an A together." Some also didn't keep watching since they were afraid the producers would still break up N and A during the finale.

Maybe NBC decided that ending it was the sane thing to do.

(07-12-2017, 07:47 AM)rpmaluki Wrote: [ -> ]The show didn't end because of ratings. It was performing better that possibly half if not more than half of the new shows currently on screen at six seasons.

There is an interview of the whole gang at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XOms-HzmMY
or:
https://video.search.yahoo.com/yhs/searc...ction=view

Just as the interview begins, Elias Weir Mitchell (Monroe) tells us whom is the demographics of the viewers of Grimm. He points to Middle America. Excluding the east and west coast.

IMO, the series was ended by the media for the same reasons why “Last Man Standing” was ended while being the 2nd most watched comedy show on the air.

The supposedly unbiased media heads are not so “Unbiased”