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By the time High Potential wrapped its first season on ABC, Kaitlin Olson’s character was basically drowning in eligible bachelors.

Many fans are pulling for Morgan to end up with Karadec (Daniel Sunjata), her new partner at the LAPD, while others are curious to see where things go between Morgan and Tom (Jd Pardo), the janitor-turned-nurse with whom she was getting hot and heavy before he relocated to San Diego for work. Heck, people are even ‘shipping Morgan with David Giuntoli’s mystery character, who has only gotten about 30 seconds of screen time — and we don’t even know his name yet!

After an incredible premiere season, High Potential is walking away as the show that everyone wants more of — this TV Fanatic included.

Not only did the series showcase Kaitlin Olson’s incredible range as an actor, but it also left audiences hooked with outstanding writing and character development.

Despite this report card’s “worst episode” section, every High Potential episode was even more amazing than the last.

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Derived from the popular French series Haut Potential Intellectual, the story itself is so universal that the American High Potential isn’t even the only version inspired by the original.

Seriously, Czechia, Hungary, and Greece all have their own adaptations.

However, we’re here to talk about the version that took the 2024-2025 television broadcast season by storm.

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It’s the question on every High Potential fan’s mind after last week’s season finale: Who the heck is David Giuntoli playing?

The LAPD spent the episode solving a series of deadly puzzles, presumably organized by a wealthy recluse named David Peck, but it was eventually revealed that his identity was actually being used by a far more dangerous game master (played by Giuntoli). Even worse, this mystery man has selected Morgan as his next challenger — whether she likes it or not.

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Katie Thurston, who served as The Bachelorette on Season 17 of the ABC reality show, announced Saturday that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

“Life update: I have breast cancer,” Thurston’s Instagram post begins. “Yesterday, I saw all the couples post their Valentine’s Day celebrations. I felt envious if I’m being honest. [My fiancé] Jeff [Arcuri] took me to Hawaii and after, we were going to travel the world before planting roots together in NYC finally. But instead, my Vday was spent coordinating a place to live as I have to go back to LA for more testing and treatment.

The following contains spoilers for High Potential, Season 1, Episode 13, "Let's Play."

Popular ABC crime drama High Potential recently wrapped its first season and the finale did not disappoint. The episode ended by setting up a villain story arc for Season 2.

The episode, titled "Let's Play," pushed the LAPD to its limits as Morgan and the team tried to catch a criminal mastermind. Due to several false leads, the wrong person ended up on their radar while the real bad guy (played by David Giuntoli) roamed free. Speaking to TVLine, showrunner Todd Harthan explained that the mystery character may be the focus in the next season. "I love a good serialized villain," he said. "I also love going into a Season 2 where there might be another surprise or two, so it’s a bit of an open box."

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A series of life-and-death challenges, a glamorous (dare we say romantic) police gala, and the introduction of a possible Big Bad for next season? Oh yes, High Potential gives good finale.

The ABC procedural wrapped its first season on Tuesday by pitting the LAPD against a sadistic strategist, one whose deadly games tested Morgan’s team like never before. Poor Oz almost died at the bottom of a pool, ultimately saved by Morgan’s quick thinking and Karadec’s even-quicker swimming.

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Superman & Loisstar Tyler Hoechlin opens up about the most difficult aspect of portraying the Man of Steel on the silver screen.

Speaking to Cbr, Hoechlin was asked what the hardest part of playing Superman was for him. "Trying to please everybody because it is a disservice to playing the characters truthfully," Hoechlin responded. When asked what the most fun part of being on the series was, co-star and Lois Lane actress Elizabeth Tulloch replied, "We love acting together and the flashbacks."

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Superman & Lois stars Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch recently discussed The CW show, sharing their thoughts on the season finale. Titled "It Went By So Fast," the final episode aired on December 2, 2024, and depicted the iconic characters' respective deaths three decades after putting away their archnemesis Lex Luthor.

Hoechlin and Tulloch were on Megacon's Superman & Lois panel. In response to Cbr's question about their initial reaction to Superman & Lois Season 4's script, Tulloch responded, "I was surprised they went so full circle." Hoechlin added, "I thought it was very bold. When I read it, I felt different than when we started shooting it. I knew it would be good." In the season finale, Lois passes away after her cancer returns, with Clark joining her in the afterlife a few years later after dying of heart failure. The pair, however, enjoyed a full life together before their deaths.

Superman & Lois star Elizabeth Tulloch recently revealed there was a planned crossover with the Arrowverse franchise. It never materialized as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Speaking at MegaCon Orlando, Tulloch shared that Superman & Lois almost crossed over with Batwoman -- but the pandemic ended up impacting the studio's ability to film safely. "There was a brief discussion about us having a crossover with Batwoman, but there was [sic] strict Covid protocols back then," she said. "They were concerned about the cast."

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Reboots are all the rage now, and here’s a quick rundown of every network show that is getting the treatment!

“Everything old is new again” surely applies to TV these days. It’s like you can’t flip a channel or put on a streamer without a new take on an old show, some of which went off the air not that long ago. Paramount+ just canceled the revival of Fraiser and some old cable shows like White Collar may get the sequel treatment soon.

For network shows, it looks like reboots won’t be dying anytime soon. Networks rely on name recognition for a TV show and often help if the original actors or creators take part in it. Some shows may seem to not need a reboot, while others are shows fans would love to see coming back.

As of now, here’s a rundown on every...

Many aspiring actors flock to reality television, hoping the media exposure will catapult them to stardom. Few celebrities become household names overnight; most actors spend years working bit parts and obscure gigs before finding their big break. When these two facts are combined, it explains why some of the industry's most prominent actors started their careers on reality TV.

Everyone knows that megastars like Kim Kardashian and Kelly Clarkson rose to prominence thanks to reality TV. However, the vast majority of reality stars have to settle for fifteen minutes of fame, if they leave any impression at all. Included among them are a surprising number of A-lists who didn't break out until well after their reality TV experiences.

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According to Peacock, a revival of the supernatural drama “Grimm” is under development. David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf, the original show’s writers and showrunners, will return for this new project. Josh Berman, who has written for “Drop Dead Diva,” “CSI,” and “The Blacklist,” is writing the project.

Not much is known about the revival yet. Talks are going on right now about whether it will be a full-length movie or a new series. Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner are the original executive directors of the production team. Milliner’s Hazy Mills Productions and Universal Television are running the project.

From 2011 to 2017, NBC broadcast the original “Grimm” in six seasons. The show was about Detective Nick Burkhardt from Portland, Oregon, played by David Giuntoli. Nick learns that he is a descendant of the Grimms, a family of guards who keep the balance between humans and mythical creatures called Wesen. Bitsie Tulloch,...

Streamer Peacock, will reboot NBC’s 2011 live-action fantasy police procedural drama series, “Grimm” created by Stephen Carpenter, Jim Kouf and David Greenwalt:

“…Portland detective ‘Nicholas Burkhardt’ (David Giuntoli), discovers he is a ‘Grimm’…

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Peacock is bringing Grimm back, this time as a movie. The popular supernatural drama, which aired on NBC from 2011 to 2017, is being reimagined as a feature-length film.

Josh Berman, best known for creating Drop Dead Diva, is writing and producing the project alongside the original series’ creators, David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf.

Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner from Hazy Mills Productions, along with Universal Television, are also attached as executive producers.

Details about the plot and cast remain under wraps, but the movie is expected to connect to the original series while introducing new elements. This approach could cater to long-time fans of the show while also being accessible to new audiences. Some speculate the film could serve as a springboard for a larger franchise if it proves successful.

The original Grimm followed Nick Burkhardt, played by David Giuntoli, a Portland homicide detective who learns he is a Grimm—a...

Cult fantasy series Grimm is being resurrected as a feature-length television film. If it’s a success, a sequel series could follow. Hurrah!

Reboots of much loved television shows are nothing new; in fact, they seem to be in vogue at the moment, with the likes of teen shows iCarly, Zoey 101 and The Thundermans all being produced in recent years, as well as dramas like Monk and the hit sitcom, Frasier.

Meanwhile, Grimm is the latest drama to get the reboot treatment.

According to Deadline, a feature length television film is in development at Peacock. If you’re not familiar, the show was a fantasy drama which followed Portland Homicide detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), who discovers he is a Grimm, the latest in a line of guardians who are sworn to keep the balance between humanity and mythological creatures.

Premiering in 2011, the show also starred Russell Hornsby, Bitsie Tulloch,...

Grimm is getting a reboot.

The 2011 NBC supernatural series, which ran for six seasons on the network, is coming back as a movie being developed by Peacock, via Deadline.

Drop Dead Diva creator Josh Berman is writing the new version and executive producing with the original series’ creative team.

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The plot is being kept under wraps, but “it is believed to have ties to the series for diehard fans but could also be easily accessed by new viewers not familiar with the original mythology as it introduces new mythology and characters.”

If it is successful, it could lead to the launch of a franchise according to the report.

The original TV series followed Portland Homicide detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), who discovered he is a Grimm, the latest in a line of guardians who are sworn to keep the balance between humanity and mythological creatures.

Grimm is officially back, but not in the way fans had been expecting. In 2017, the dark fantasy series from NBC finished its six-season run, with a spinoff announced shortly thereafter before being silently canceled as well. No news has been heard about the property for over six years, at least until now. Grimm is being rebooted for the modern streaming world, this time as a full-fledged feature film.

According to Deadline, Peacock is developing a film reboot of NBC's Grimm. The upcoming movie will be written by Drop Dead Diva creator Josh Berman, who will be joined by the show's original creative team, including co-showrunners David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf, as producers. Plot details are scarce, but it's reported that the Grimm film serves as a new jumping-off point set within the same universe. Expect new characters to populate the movie, while also appealing to the show's loyal fanbase with...

Something wicked is coming to Peacock in the form of a Grimm reboot movie. That’s right, folks! Peacock is developing a reboot of the 2011 NBC series, with Drop Dead Diva creator Josh Berman writing and executive producing the project alongside the original series’ creative team. The Grimm reboot also finds original series co-creators/executive producers and showrunners David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf joining the effort, with producer Lynn Kouf, Sean Hayes, and Todd Milliner’s Hazy Mills Productions and Universal Television.

The original series starred David Giuntoli as Portland Homicide detective Nick Burkhardt. After discovering he’s a Grimm, the last line of defense between humanity and mythological creatures, he uses every trick in the book to solve mysteries and maintain order in a world brimming with nightmarish creatures and unlikely allies.

Berman and the team behind the Grimm reboot won’t reveal the plot of the upcoming series,...

After six seasons and 123 episodes, NBC cancelled the monster-filled series “Grimm” back in 2017, but it seems popular shows never quite stay dead in today’s streaming landscape.

On that note, Deadline reports this afternoon that Peacock is developing the revival of “Grimm,” which will take the form of a feature film on the Peacock streaming service.

Deadline details in today’s exclusive report, “Drop Dead Diva creator Josh Berman is writing the new take, which he is executive producing with the original series’ creative team, co-creators/executive producers and showrunners David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf, Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner’s Hazy Mills Productions and Universal Television.”

“The exact premise of the Grimm movie is kept under wraps,” Deadline notes. “It is believed to have ties to the series for diehard fans but could also be easily accessed by new viewers not familiar with the original mythology as it introduces new mythology and characters.

“Grimm” is coming back from the dead — this time, in the form of a movie.

Peacock is developing a feature-length reboot of the fantasy cop drama, which aired for six seasons on NBC from 2011 to 2017, Variety has confirmed.

Josh Berman, the creator of Lifetime’s “Drop Dead Diva,” is writing the “Grimm” movie, which he is executive producing with the original series showrunners David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf, as well as original EPs Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner. Milliner’s Hazy Mills Productions and Universal Television are the studios behind the reboot.

The plot and cast of the “Grimm” movie are kept under wraps, but the original series starred David Giuntoli as Portland Homicide Detective Nick Burkhardt, who discovers he is a Grimm, a guardian sworn to protect the balance between humanity and the mythological creatures known as Wesen. Throughout the series, Nick takes on a variety of menacing opponents...

Peacock’s future is starting to look a little Grimm.

The streamer is developing a reboot of NBC’s supernatural drama, our sister site Deadline reports.

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Grimm ran for six seasons (from 2011 to 2017) and followed Nick Burkhardt (played by David Giuntoli), the latest in a long line of Grimms, or slayers of fairytale monsters. These monsters were known as Wesen, though as the series progressed,...

Peacock is heading back to the well to revive another hit NBC series from the past. Next up for the streaming service is a new movie that will revisit 14-year-old TV show Grimm.

Per Deadline, it's been revealed that a reboot movie of Grimm is now in development. Josh Berman (Drop Dead Diva) is attached to write the film. As of now, the premise of the film hasn't been revealed, and it's not clear how it will tie into the original series. Reportedly, the film is meant to connect to the TV show in some fashion as a way to be satisfactory for diehard fans, but it's also believed to be written in a way that's accessible for people who never saw the original Grimm. Potentially, the film could launch a new franchise, depending upon how well it is received.

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A Grimm reboot is being developed for Peacock. The original Grimm series aired for six seasons on NBC and followed detective Nicholas Burkhardt (David Giuntoli). He learns that he is from an ancient line of guardians known as the Grimms, who keep the balance between humans and mythological monsters.

As reported by Deadline, a Grimm reboot is now in development at Peacock. The reboot's premise has not been revealed yet, but will reportedly have connections to the original series while still being accessible to newcomers, and there are hopes of it launching a larger franchise.

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Exclusive: A cult favorite supernatural drama is eying a comeback as a movie. Peacock is developing a reboot of the 2011 NBC series Grimm, sources tell Deadline. Drop Dead Diva creator Josh Berman is writing the new take, which he is executive producing with the original series’ creative team, co-creators/executive producers and showrunners David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf, Sean Hayes and Todd Milliner’s Hazy Mills Productions and Universal Television.

The exact premise of the Grimm movie is kept under wraps. It is believed to have ties to the series for diehard fans but could also be easily accessed by new viewers not familiar with the original mythology as it introduces new mythology and characters. In success, the followup could launch a franchise, I hear.

The original series followed Portland Homicide detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), who discovered he is a Grimm, the latest in a line of guardians who...

NBC's Grimm, one of the most underrated dark fantasy shows of the past decade, has now hit streaming. Featuring a likable cast that went on to become familiar faces, Grimm followed a supernatural hunter who battled classic fantasy creatures. A forgotten gem from the 2010s, Grimm was a rare instance when the modernization of classic fairy and folk tales worked as a procedural. It's not perfect by any means, especially in the show's latter seasons, but there is enough to keep fantasy lovers invested from start to finish.

All six seasons of Grimm are now available to stream on Peacock. The show stars David Giuntoli as Nicholas "Nick" Burkhardt, a homicide detective who comes from a long line of "Grimms," which have the superhuman ability to see the mythological creatures known as the Wesen. Alongside his partner, Detective Hank (Russell Hornsby), they solve week-to-week mysteries revolving around the Wesen...

NBC's Grimm was all about fighting monsters, but one entity that apparently can't be killed is Grimm itself. Deadline reports that Peacock is currently reviving the supernatural series, which originally starred David Giuntoli and ran for six seasons from 2011 to 2017.

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When fans saw Superman & Lois turn Bizarro into Doomsday, they were skeptical at first. They wondered if it would be mishandled the way Zack Snyder's Doomsday was after being made from the DNA of General Zod. Thankfully, that wasn't the case. Doomsday was layered with humanity like never before.

However, that didn't change one fact: Michael Cudlitz's Lex Luthor kept finding ways to unleash him as a hound of war. Despite the sympathy that viewers had for the tragic Doomsday, viewers knew he had to die. It comes in the series finale, but it's handled in the best possible way, evoking a lot of emotion,...

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1 | The Agency’s Samia has to be an operative of some sort, doesn’t she? (And if you watched France’s The Bureau, no spoilers!)

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The following contains spoilers for Superman & Lois Season 4, Episode 10, "It Went By So Fast," now available on the CW app.

Superman & Lois Season 4 has now ended, and fans are treated to a bittersweet swan song. Lois and Clark die, but they leave behind a powerful legacy. Jon and Jordan have both married and had children of their own.

It ensures that the Kents, the House of El, and the Lane family legacy live on. There is a massive Easter egg as well in the series finale: the appearance of David Giuntoli. His cameo nods to a decision DC made 13 years ago regarding the Man of Steel movie.

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It is an exciting time for fans of DC comics for James Gunn’s Dcu has been coming along nicely, with the first film, Superman, expected to release next year. Full of several new characters and new faces in familiar roles, it stars Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, Superman/Clark Kent’s one true love.

Bitsie Tulloch and Tyler Hoechlin in Superman & Lois | Credits: The CW

While it is exciting to have new actors redefine familiar characters and add to the legacy, there is one thing that even Gunn’s Dcu can’t do that Bitsie Tulloch did in Superman & Lois.

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Lois Lane is a character often found in the many versions of Superman mythos, and in fact, without Lane, the Kryptonian superhero’s story might remain unfinished in a lot of iterations.

It’s the end of an era!

Arrow kicked off the superhero shows based on DC Comics on The CW in 2012, and Superman & Lois is bringing it to a conclusion in 2024.

The last remaining DC adaptation on the network airs it’s series finale Tonight (December 2) at 8pm Et on The CW.

Keep reading to find out more…

In the episode, titled “It Went by So Fast,” the Kents fight with everything they have as Luthor (Michael Cudlitz) makes his final move on Smallville.

Based on episodic photos, we’ll be seeing series regulars Tyler Hoechlin (Clark Kent/Superman) and Bitsie Tulloch (Lois Lane), of course, as well as Alexander Garfin (Jordan Kent), Michael Bishop (Jonathan Kent), Wole Parks (John Henry Irons), Emmanuelle Chriqui (Lana Lang Cushing) and Michael Cudlitz (Lex Luthor).

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In the ’80s, Mary Page Keller and Thomas Ian Griffith played one of the hottest couples on daytime television. As Caitlin Ewing and Sally Frame on Another World, their characters faced drama and even an invalid wedding. In real life, the two have been married since 1991. They’re both flourishing in their professional careers, too. Most recently, they have both made their mark on the Netflix hit drama Virgin River, a series which features plenty of soapy elements.

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Over the years, the husband and wife have continued to act in various projects. In fact, Griffith’s appearance as the villainous Terry Silver in 1989’s Karate Kid III allowed him to bring that character to the current TV reimagining of the Karate Kid franchise called Cobra Kai. Silver’s back during this final season of the drama. The second part of the show’s sixth and final season drops on Netflix on November 15.

Meanwhile,...

Although the horror genre tends to terrify viewers, audiences occasionally look for something with a tinge of horror that does not go overboard on scares or gore. This usually occurs with series that blend horror with other genres like mystery, procedural, and coming-of-age stories to create something that has enough scares to keep things engaging while keeping viewers who are looking for something lighter happy. This mix of different styles creates something new in the process and leads to compelling and creepy horror shows that wont have audiences cowering in fear.

Many of the best horror TV shows ever made managed to present creepy narratives while not losing themselves in gory imagery or being packed with cheap jump scares. Long-running shows like Supernatural have gained devoted fanbases by appealing to many styles, while anthology series like Black Mirror mixed truly terrifying concepts with lighter, more palpable episodes. For those looking...

The following contains spoilers from Superman & Lois Season 4, Episodes 3, "Always My Hero."

As Superman & Lois progresses into its fourth and final season, the losses keep mounting for the Kent family, especially its matriarch, Lois Lane, who has lost both her husband and father in the opening three episodes of the season. Through it all, Lois endures a gauntlet set up by the vengeful criminal mastermind Lex Luthor as payback for having him jailed for 17 years, a vendetta that expands to both of her sons, Jonathan and Jordan Kent. However, for all the misery that Luthor has inflicted since his release from prison, Lois remains determined to protect her family, even with her husband Superman gone.

In an exclusive interview with Cbr, Superman & Lois actor Bitsie Tulloch talks about tapping into the emotional rawness of her performance at the start of Season 4, shares about working with her real-life husband director...

A hit series that thrived off the back of its ability to mix police procedural drama with fantasy intrigue, exceptional characters, and a gradually expanding story world of supernatural characters and societies, Grimm ran for six seasons from 2011 to 2017. It primarily follows Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli), a Portland detective who learns he is descended from a long line of warriors known as Grimms, giving him the ability to see inhuman creatures disguised in civilization and, with the help of his friends and colleagues, sets out to defend his city.

Parker Young is a television and movie actor who has had a strong career almost the entire time he's been working, and it's clear that he is not looking to slow down his output anytime soon. Born on August 16, 1988, Young began his professional acting career in 2008 when he appeared in both an episode of Days of Our Lives as an unnamed delivery man and then Gingerbread Man 2: Passion of the Crust as Cornelius Entemann, the unfortunate fourth victim in the schlocky horror movie about a sentient gingerbread cookie.

After that start, Young quickly moved into more significant roles in more notable productions, primarily in television, with a few movies thrown in as well. His breakout came quite quickly, however, when he was cast as Ryan Shay in the hit series, Suburgatory. This recurring role led to several other main and supporting cast parts in some popular TV shows. Even...

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Wynonna Earp is a really entertaining supernatural western action-drama series created by Emily Andras. Based on the comic book series of the same name by Beau Smith, the Syfy series follows the titular character played by Melanie Scrofano, a high-functioning alcoholic who happens to be a direct descendant of the legendary lawman and gunslinger Wyatt Earp. Because of a family curse, Wynonna now has to kill the men and women Wyatt Earp killed in his time because all of them have become revenants or demons, who are walking the earth in the present. Wynonna has the help of the very sexy gun named Peacemaker and her family and friends. Three years after ending its run we have a special titled Wynonna Earp: Vengeance with all the main cast returning. So, if you loved the supernatural thrills, great action,...

Here’s a crossover that would make any DC fan jealous: Bitsie Tulloch is quite possibly the only person on the planet who can actually say that she’s married to both Superman and Batman.

In addition to playing house with Tyler Hoechlin on The CW’s Superman & Lois, Tulloch is married to David Giuntoli, who has voiced Bruce Wayne (aka the Dark Knight) in several animated projects. If that wasn’t enough, her personal and professional worlds recently collided when Giuntoli came on board to direct the third episode of Superman & Lois’ upcoming final season.

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Grimm defied all odds, lasting for six seasons with over 100 episodes, blending procedural elements with fantasy in a unique way. Despite its seeming cancelation in 2016, Grimm's creators were not surprised, as they wanted a satisfying but not necessarily definitive ending. Grimm remains popular in syndication and streaming, with a comic book series and tie-in novels, although a spinoff series did not move forward.

Based on the fairy tales written by the Brothers Grimm, Grimm was a supernatural NBC drama that seemed to defy all conventional wisdom. It was released in 2011, when other fantasy shows such as Constantine, based on the hit adult DC Comic Hellblazer, were dropping like flies. The popularity of serialized television was still relatively new, but Grimm also had a procedural element, making it more akin to series like The X-Files. It blended the familiar format of a monster/mystery-of-the-week series with a fantastical internal mythology.

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The Brothers' Grimm fairytales come to life in the cop drama Grimm, where fantastical elements are woven into a well-worn episodic narrative. Yet with all this excitement dashing across the screen, the character of Juliette (Elizabeth "Bitsie" Tulloch) becomes one of the most bland and frustrating elements of the show. Introduced as the protagonist's, Nick's (David Giuntoli) girlfriend, Juliette had the potential of becoming a nuanced and intriguing character but became the furthest thing from it. Juliette was one of Grimm's biggest downfalls, as the creation and portrayal of her character simply failed in every transformation she had. From human to Wesen to assassin, each of her phases becomes lackluster as she is thrown into each extreme, never really able to become dynamic or complex. What is more infuriating is that other female characters in the series have been rendered successfully as nuanced, but Juliette is apparently exempt from this treatment.

Although Nick (David Giuntoli) kills his role as a detective to both humans and fantasy creatures in this fantastical cop drama, there is a more clear-cut winner for the superlative of the best character in Grimm. From his first interaction with the feared and confused cop, Silas Weir Mitchell's Monroe captures the hearts of every fan of and newcomer to the series. He may be the most obvious winner, but his classic role as comedic relief in a cop drama is not the only reason he is deserving. While Monroe certainly is an endearing oddball, his more grounded characterization and growth make him a comforting and relatable rock that holds us down amid the chaos surrounding Nick's storyline. This also translates to his dynamic friendship with Nick, which is ironically probably the healthiest one Nick has, speaking to the positivity of Monroe's character. Becoming our guiding light in this dark world,...

Bitsie Tulloch and her husband David Giuntoli are reuniting workwise!

The Superman & Lois star revealed that she will once again be working with her hubby/former Grimm co-star on an upcoming episode of her CW series.

Bitsie shared an Instagram post recently with behind-the-scenes photos from their return to work on the show’s upcoming fourth and final season.

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Christopher Reeve posthumously appeared in The Flash by way of CGI, but it's a scene that the late actor's own children still have not seen.

To promote the new documentary about their father, dubbed Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story, Reeve's children -- Will, Matthew, and Alexandra -- participated in a new interview with Variety. They were asked about Reeve's digital appearance in The Flash, and all three shared that they had not actually watched the film, or any footage of the scene. Variety also noted that they were not personally involved with the cameo.

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Superman & Lois star Elizabeth Tulloch recently revealed that a Grimm reunion is coming to Season 4 of The CW superhero series.

On Instagram, the actor — who stars as Lois Lane on Superman & Lois — shared some "shots from our first week back to work" featuring her co-stars Tyler Hoechlin (Clark Kent/Superman), Michael Bishop (Jonathan Kent) and Alex Garfin (Jordan Kent). In her caption, she also asked fans of NBC's Grimm and ABC's A Million Little Things to "swipe for a surprise." If they did, they would learn that actor David Giuntoli would be directing the third episode of Superman & Lois Season 4.

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13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi ranks as the #9 most popular movie on Netflix for the week of Nov. 6–12. The Michael Bay movie clocked 4.1 million total views, beating Cold Pursuit's 3.4 million, but falling short of Deep Fear's 4.3 million. The movie divided audiences and critics, and ultimately underperformed at the box office. It currently ranks as Bay's second-lowest grossing movie.

13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi has become a Netflix hit 7 years after its release. Based on real events, the Michael Bay film chronicles an American security team's conflict with insurgents after the storming of a U.S. compound in Libya. The film, which stars John Krasinski, James Badge Dale, David Denman, and Pablo Schreiber, grossed only $69.4 million worldwide, making it the second-lowest grossing movie of Bay's career.

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At first glance, it may seem like ABC's A Million Little Things was a show about death — it certainly gives off this impression from the first episode. However, the popular show went on to expand from that, and many of its deeper themes soon became apparent. While never really hitting the mark with critics, with sluggish ratings barely above the 50% mark, A Million Little Things was terminally underrated.

Despite this, the show had a loyal following, and a fan base that appreciated its straightforward good qualities, even if they were plain and not put across with any special resonance that garnered acclaim. After a successful four-season run between 2018 and 2022, showrunner DJ Nash somewhat abruptly announced that the fifth season would be its last. Its loyal fans were left devastated, quickly petitioning for more.

Here's a look at why A Million Little Things ended, and why we think it should come back.

Like the Boston Bruins in overtime during Game 7 of the 2013 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, A Million Little Things might not be as done as we think it is.

DJ Nash, creator of the now-cancelled series, hinted at as much in a recent X (formerly Twitter) post. While replying to someone who asked whether the show was still airing, Nash wrote: “It’s over. For now.”

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Nothing gets the Grimm gang to assemble like standing up to a powerful foe.

So we shouldn’t be surprised that series stars Claire Coffee, Silas Weir Mitchell, Bree Turner, Reggie Lee and Sasha Roiz all took part in a SAG-AFTRA picket line in New York City on Friday.

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Farewell to our favorite friends from Boston!

Wednesday’s finale of “A Million Little Things,” titled “One Big Thing,” gives an emotional send-off to the glue that kept the friend group together: Gary (James Roday Rodriguez).

Two episodes prior to the finale, Gary learned that his cancer returned and was terminal. In an effort to be there for his and his now-wife, Maggie’s son, Javier, in case he didn’t make it, he began filming a series of videos. As the final episode begins, Gary (who is visibly at the end of his life) is prepared to say goodbye to the people he loves the most.

But not before he gives his best friends, Rome (Romany Malco) and Eddie (David Giuntoli), one final mission.

The show opens with Gary — who is battling stage 4 cancer, years after his initial breast cancer diagnosis — lying in his hospice bed in his house,...

This post contains spoilers for A Million Little Things‘ series finale, which aired Wednesday. Proceed accordingly.

Fans expecting a little love in an elevator in A Million Little Things‘ series finale instead got heartbreak in a Boston apartment.

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