You see, the land of Grimm can be a harrowing place. So if such things bother you, we should probably stop right now.
And what you're going to hear now, the one true tale in The Tales of Grimm, is as violent and bloody as you can imagine. Very few little girls in red caps in those.īefore I go on, a word of warning: Grimm's stories-the ones that weren't changed for little kids-are violent and bloody.
Little girls in red caps skipping around the forest? Awesome? I don't think so.īut then I started to read them. A little while ago, I wouldn't have believed it myself. "Once upon a time, fairy tales were awesome. (We warned you there would be some German.You can't go wrong with the Brothers Grimm when it comes to creepy, and Adam Gidwitz has done a masterful job of incorporating the originals with a fresh, engaging first-person narrative voice. It isn't Grimm without your friendly neighborhood blutbad. Honestly, we're in as long as they bring back Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell). While the 2018 spinoff series hasn't progressed yet, some of Grimm's cast members confirmed during a YouTube Q&A that there have been some discussions.
With the conclusions of both Grimm and Once Upon a Time, however, it certainly seems like there's a fairy tale procedural-sized hole in the network TV ecosystem. A Melissa Glenn-penned Grimm spinoff series with a female lead was announced in 2018, but there hasn't been much information about it since then. As a result, we might be returning to the Grimm universe down the line. Season 6's 6.07 million average was still down from the series high in season 3, but it must have been enough to convince NBC there might be more stories to wring out of the concept yet. Grimm's final season actually saw an uptick in the ratings from a series-low 5.97 million viewers in season 5 (via Deadline).
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