According to TVLine's Michael Ausiello, NBC has renewed Grimm for a second season. Here's an excerpt from the article, which gives some details regarding Grimm's renewal.:
The Friday drama has been a rare bright spot this season for NBC, which has seen nearly all of its rookie dramas — The Playboy Club, The Firm, Free Agents and Prime Suspect — quickly crash and burn.
With its most recent outing, Grimm drew 5.2 million total viewers and a 1.5 demo rating, but of significance is the fact that at last tally, it’s 18-49 numbers enjoyed the largest increase — 87 percent! — of any network series in DVR Live+7 data.
Link to the full article:Grimm Renewed For Season 2 -- NBC
My thoughts: Grimm has become one of my favorite new shows this year, so I'm thrilled that it has been renewed for a second season. Given the fact that it airs on Friday nights on NBC, and the show premiered with Chuck for a lead-in I was half expecting it to be D.O.A. when it started. I'm so glad that it has been doing well for NBC, and I think it's awesome that it got an early renewal. :)
The Friday drama has been a rare bright spot this season for NBC, which has seen nearly all of its rookie dramas — The Playboy Club, The Firm, Free Agents and Prime Suspect — quickly crash and burn.
With its most recent outing, Grimm drew 5.2 million total viewers and a 1.5 demo rating, but of significance is the fact that at last tally, it’s 18-49 numbers enjoyed the largest increase — 87 percent! — of any network series in DVR Live+7 data.
Link to the full article:Grimm Renewed For Season 2 -- NBC
My thoughts: Grimm has become one of my favorite new shows this year, so I'm thrilled that it has been renewed for a second season. Given the fact that it airs on Friday nights on NBC, and the show premiered with Chuck for a lead-in I was half expecting it to be D.O.A. when it started. I'm so glad that it has been doing well for NBC, and I think it's awesome that it got an early renewal. :)
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