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I still think he should've stayed dead, bringing him back only to kill him off just feels like a cheap waste of time.

Probably why he got offed because he was starting to get off the ridiculous Emily hate club that both Margeaux and Louise are a part of.

Exactly, and that's why she doesn't work as a good villain imo and this is also why she should not be redeemed.

You underestimate the character stupidity in this series, she's a villain because she's contrived into one, the same with the others. And to think she thought she could go after Emily. XD.

Exactly, it's called Grimm for goodness sake, so that's what the show should be about instead of this nonsense.

Exactly, we're here for Grimm, not Juliette's never ending problems.

Or any character at all, he was completely pointless. As for the dumbass duo (Louise and Margeaux), they need to bite it in the last episode.

It's cancellation was recently announced, so they can finally label it as a series finale instead of dragging out the season finale title like the other shows that have to wait until the announcements come in for them.

Exactly, the writing and the execution is also important and unfortunately for this show, it's been lacking.

The writers are trying to have it both ways: she's supposed to be both unrepetent and loves her new powers and basically selling them all out to the Royals, but she's also supposed to whine and blame Nick and the gang for everything despite the fact that they've been bending over backwards trying to support and help her.

Exactly, this reeks of desperation of a last ditch effort to give her something to do. It's no wonder the ratings are struggling with them focusing on the worst aspects of the show.

I honestly hope the show does end next season, especially if they do drag it out. Even the ratings have been struggling since this storyline began.

And they had to kill an interesting character with potential for that, on top of destroying a trailer full of important Grimm mythology/answers that this show should've been focusing on instead of all this terrible melodrama, if this is what happens. At least it would make it easier for me to drop it.

Same here depending on how the season ends for me. It might end next season because of its struggling ratings and depending how things pan next season as well.

Exactly, these are answers that shouldn't have taken them this many season to answer, it's ridiculous. it's one thing to make things up on the fly, but to drag these little things out for seasons is not the way to go.

Exactly, we spent an entire season on Adalind getting her powers back only to lose them again. Juliette was already out of control when she burnt down the trailer, that should've clued them in on what to do. All the more reason why we should be done with the Juliette/Adalind/Royals drama that never seems to end.

It should not take them that many seasons to answer something that should've happened when he was learning how to be a better Grimm at the start of the series.

I also noticed that even before the cancellation, no point in promoting what's already on its way out.

Dunno, story/plot points just drop like this and the zombie subplot and then we're left wondering when/if it will come back. The writers shouldn't meander this much, especially since it's S4.

That seems to be their MO with major storyline: Nick becoming a zombie, Nick losing his powers, Adalind getting her powers back and having her baby, Juliette's amnesia storyline, Juliette turning into an evil hexenbiest, etc.

You overestimate these people's intelligence.

That's my problem too, the whole motivation is out of whack. The writers picked the worse aspects to focus on: she blames/whines about it when everyone has bent over backwards trying to help and support her. Then, she's also supposed to like this power and being evil and unrepentent of her actions. Then she's suddenly siding with some stranger she knows nothing about but suddenly goes along with everything he says.

I just never cared about the Royals, they've always been vague and it doesn't help that they haven't interacted with the main characters at all for 4 seasons which made them very disconnected with the rest of the series (they might in the next 2 episodes), but still there's no built up tension that should be there. The same with Juliette suddenly turning evil like an on/off switch without any sign of struggle or remorse. No, she just whines and blames everyone before she suddenly goes full evil villain, again, a lack of build up.

Exactly, I'd say that was the final nail in the coffin, bringing David Clarke back and getting rid of the Graysons and essentially trying to replace them with characters like Margeaux and Louise, it clearly didn't work.

Add in Sleepy Hollow this season to the pile as well, but that seems to be getting a reboot, so hopefully somehow this is somewhat similar to that.