Fans of the once acclaimed supernatural series took it to the internet and launched a "Save Grimm Campaign" to call the attention of NBC and halt the cancellation of the show.
It can be remembered that before the confirmation of Grimm's cancellation surfaced, there was a sudden change in the timeslot of the show as well as the trimming down on the number of episodes from 22 to 13, which already signaled fans that something is off.
It is said that the cancellation confirmation that followed did not come as a surprise, and in fact, fans were able to respond to it immediately by initiating an online campaign, aiming to call the attention of NBC and prevent the total termination of "Grimm" after its sixth season. According to the campaign instigator in Change.org, "Grimm's" storyline cannot end just yet.
Nevertheless, NBC has not responded to any of the petition yet, but fans are positive that their petitions will not just be ignored and the show will be given a second chance.
"Grimm" Season 6 is set to roll out on screen on Jan. 06, 2017, and one of the exciting scenes that spoilers already spilled is the extent of Nick's persistence to save Adalind and their child against Captain Renard. Rumor has it that he might even be compelled to use his supernatural powers, which can adversely affect him.
For those uninitiated, "Grimm" was first launched in 2011, garnering considerably high number of audience, which prompted the network to reach until the sixth season. It is about the supernatural detective, Nick Burkhardt, who is endowed with supernatural powers which allows him to catch creatures with supernatural abilities too.
Other members of "Grimm's" cast include Russell Homsby as hank Griffin, Silas Weir Mitchell as Monroe, Sasha Roiz as Captain Renard, Reggie Lee as Sergeant Wi and Elizabeth Tulloch as Juliette.