Fans of the TV show "Grimm" may be excited for the show's impending Season 6 premiere, but David Giuntoli, the show's Nick Burkhardt, shares that this excitement may be short lived as the show may be coming to an end.
According to Ecumenical News, Giuntoli's interview with the TV Insider where he spilled that the show has an indefinite number of remaining episodes. The show was originally booked to have 13 episodes, but he spilled that the show may also be extended to 18 episodes if the production team decides so. However, according to him, the upcoming "Grimm" Season 6 may be the last as we know it.
"I would imagine this will be our last season," Giuntoli shared, "six season seems to be what his shows generally run. We've also heard we might do two more shortened seasons. But either way, we're getting to the end."
Giuntoli continued, "Nothing lasts forever. But here's the exciting thing about that: Our writers will be able to give us a really cool ending. We have time to wrap it up in a wonderful, perfect way, for all our characters."
Giuntoli also shared that the cast plans to "go out big [and] strong" in order to satisfy their avid fans in "Grimm" Season 6. However, despite the show's forthcoming end, fans can expect a satisfying sixth season, especially with the coming of the new villain, Sean Renard, played by Sasha Roiz.
Another aspect of "Grimm" Season 6 that fans have to watch out for is Nick's romance with Adalind.
According to Christian Times, Adalind's daughter with Sean Renard, Diana, is out to keep the lovebirds apart. Though Nick and Adalind have a child, Diana is determined to keep her mother and father together, although no romance exists between the two. Diana is a very lethal character, and it will be interesting to see in "Grimm" Season 6 how Nick and Diana will fight for their own interests. Will Adalind choose to stay with Sean, or risk everything with Nick?
Stay tune for "Grimm" Season 6 on NBC on Oct. 28.
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