r/TheGrinder • u/rubberneck24 • May 13 '16
r/TheGrinder • u/pjr1987 • Aug 14 '18
When someone tells you that your favorite show was cancelled 2 years ago but you can't stop watching..
r/TheGrinder • u/mtlotttor • Jan 18 '17
The Grinder is so brilliant, it hurts that they only made one season.
I just watched my first episode in January, 2017. Why did they cancel it? These are my thoughts, the writing and acting is out of this World. The episodes are only 21 minutes. Therefore, the other 9 minutes are interruptions. Thus doing a huge injustice to a brilliant show that needs attention or it loses it's brilliant pacing and feel. NETFLIX should agree to pick it up after the FOX run for a second season. Junkies would watch it on FOX even more now and FOX would then recover the shortfall on earnings through a NETFLIX deal.
r/TheGrinder • u/bonbonwinterbottom • May 17 '16
What I Did When My Show Got Cancelled [Video by Natalie Morales]
r/TheGrinder • u/bobbybop1 • Aug 16 '17
Rob Lowe Says You Haven't Seen the Last of The Grinder
r/TheGrinder • u/visiny • Jun 16 '16
Are you kidding me, how could this show be cancelled???!! Doesn't Fred Savage have enough clout by now to prevent such a thing from happening?
This is tearing me up inside, it's such a fantastic show that's unlike anything on TV right now, and for Fox to cancel it... just a damn shame.
r/TheGrinder • u/Aimless_Devastator • Oct 27 '15
‘The Grinder’ Gets Full-Season Order From Fox
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • May 10 '16
Episode Discussion: S01E22 "Full Circle"
Original Airdate: May 10, 2016
Episode Synopsis: Stewart gets sidelined at Dean Sr.'s malpractice trial, leaving the rest of the Sanderson & Yao team to save the firm; Dean is offended when his brother displays a lack of faith in him.
r/TheGrinder • u/thirtyseven1337 • Sep 23 '16
The Grinder to come to Netflix (US only?) on October 4th!
r/TheGrinder • u/thirtyseven1337 • Apr 29 '16
"Insiders stress that 'Grinder' has the edge [of being renewed] over 'Grandfathered,' as the former is owned outright by 20th Century Fox TV and the latter is a co-production with ABC Studios."
r/TheGrinder • u/rubberneck24 • Feb 17 '16
Why isn't this show more popular?
It is a very funny show with big name actors as the lead. Despite that this subreddit is a ghost town and the ratings are abysmal. other fox shows such as brooklyn 99 and last man on earth seem to have a cultish following on here and as much as much as i enjoy those other shows i prefer this one but yet nothing
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Jan 20 '16
The Grinder is turning into a worthy descendant of Arrested Development
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Feb 03 '16
Episode Discussion: S01E13 "Grinder V Grinder"
Original Airdate: February 2, 2016
Episode Synopsis: The rivalry between Dean and Timothy Olyphant continues when Stewart asks Timothy to spend more time at Sanderson & Yao; Dean and Timothy face off in a mock trial.
r/TheGrinder • u/[deleted] • Oct 12 '15
People say this show is like all the others. But what if it isn't?
r/TheGrinder • u/MitchardGrinder2020 • Dec 16 '18
Let's start something
I am a huge Grinder fan. It was a show I absolutely loved and it kills me that they cancelled it after a season. As such, I am going to start posting here in an attempt to:
Discuss what made the Geinder great
Raise awareness of the Grinder (it is available on Hulu)
Most importantly, try to get the Grinder to make new episodes (either on TV or on a streaming sercice)
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Feb 04 '16
Jenna Fischer and Chris Klein to guest-star on The Grinder
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Oct 20 '15
Episode Discussion: S01E04 "Little Michard No More"
Original Airdate: October 20, 2015
Episode Synopsis: Stewart and Deb wonder if their new friends like them only because he has a famous brother, while Dean is perplexed because Claire doesn't seem the least bit impressed with his celebrity.
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Oct 07 '15
Episode Discussion: S01E02 "A Hero Has Fallen"
Original Airdate: October 6, 2015
Episode Synopsis: After a smash victory in court, the firm is flooded with business, and Dean wants to take on a big case, while Stewart disagrees, which puts the brothers at loggerheads. Meanwhile, Dean encourages Debbie to aggressively go for a promotion at work, but her plan backfires.
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Mar 15 '16
Episode Discussion: S01E18 "Genesis"
Original Airdate: March 15, 2016
Episode Synopsis: After therapy, Dean attempts to discover who was responsible for marauding the office; in a flashback, a younger Dean makes a fateful choice to pursue his destiny.
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Jan 27 '16
Episode Discussion: S01E11 "Blood is Thicker than Justice"
Original Airdate: January 26, 2016
Episode Synopsis: Stewart and Dean are on opposite sides in a divorce case; Debbie and Stewart realize that Ethan and Lizzie are feeling the impact of life without Dean.
r/TheGrinder • u/poland626 • Apr 21 '16
That ending was amazing
Everything coming together at the right times was a perfect ending at the restaurant. Probably my favorite episode so far. Reminded me a lot of the big ending in Crazy, Stupid, Love.
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Apr 19 '16
Episode Discussion: S01E20 "For the People"
Original Airdate: April 19, 2016
Episode Synopsis: Dean and Stewart's mother visits unannounced, which sends Dean into a panic since she's never been a fan of his lifestyle. Meanwhile, Stewart is desperate to snare a reservation to a hot restaurant in town for his anniversary; and having his ex-wife in town spurs Dean Sr. to get back into the dating scene, with help from Ethan and Lizzie.
r/TheGrinder • u/Dorkside • Nov 25 '15
Episode Discussion: S01E08 "Giving Thanks, Getting Justice"
Original Airdate: November 24, 2015
Episode Synopsis: After many holidays away from his family, Dean is excited for a real Thanksgiving celebration; a secret is exposed; flashbacks reveal the details behind Dean's departure from his hit TV show.
r/TheGrinder • u/pritikothari • Oct 15 '15