My concern is that the show won't stay on Friday night. At some point it will go up against the big block of new shows on SyFy, an NBC holding, and they won't want to compete for the same demographic on their two networks at once.

My guess is Grimm will lose out and get moved and risk losing its audience as well.

Sounds like something worth watching. I think someone already set it up to record for me. I'm not naming any names but she knows who she is.

I hope the writers don't stay too dark with the stories. I liked the bits of comedy that you saw in Buffy.

That is not what usually happens, the old lady lures sustainability students into that COB pizza oven next to Smith Union.

So...it's...sorta, kinda...like..."The PDX-Files."

I figure someone must've made that joke already, but a cursory search didn't turn it up, so here it is.

encephalopath: Worse yet, it's premiering against Game 7, which is just bad luck all around. But you're right - Friday is a notoriously tough night ("Chuck" has struggled there its entire run), and the SyFy block will definitely risk splitting the audience.

I think it's also up against Supernatural and Fringe which draws from the same crowd. Both of which are getting a bit tired so maybe some new blood in the mix will shake things up a bit.