Mystery & horrorLore LockdownHow Did Grimm (2011–2017) Really End?

How Did Grimm (2011–2017) Really End?

Long-form16:18People & BlogsPublished Oct 23, 2026, 7:30 PM · 5d ago
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2,222
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3
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Peak views / hour
182
3d ago
First 24 hours
1.3K
views at 24 h
Engagement
2.1%
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Likes
43
1.9% of views
Comments
4
0.18% of views
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$2–$6
lifetime, $0.9–2.7 RPM

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444
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0.4×
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Rank in channel
#28
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Description

I love police procedurals but after a time, they do have a tendency to get boring. All the innumerable Law and Orders, NCIS, The Rookie, Blue Lights, after a while they all tend to blur together. There’s only so much innovation and originality you can bring to the same old crimes and criminals but yet, I could not stop looking for something new. I did not have to look for long as I found the perfect show! Grimm, a series created by David Greenwalt, Stephen Carpenter, and Jim Kouf where fantasy met police procedural shows perfectly. It had horror, drama, and a whole lot of mythological creatures to perfectly capture the attention of the viewers. Grimm ran from 2011 to 2017 and I have not yet seen any show that is so mindblowingly creative. So today, let’s find out how Grimm was created and how it met its end.

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