Will There Be a Season 2 of The Grand Crew?

Pihu

3 years ago

Is it reasonable to assume a Grand Crew season 2 renewal following tonight’s huge conclusion on NBC? Is it more likely to consider a cancellation in this case? There are a few different things to talk about, as you might think.

But first and foremost, here are the facts as they stand right now: At this time, NBC has not announced whether or not Grand Crew will be renewed for a second season. We’d love to see that happen, but we have to acknowledge that the odds aren’t in our favor.

Networks look at things in terms of dollars and cents at the end of the day, and we’re not sure that ratings will be enough to bring the half-hour comedy back.

Let’s delve a little further into these for a moment. Season 1 of Grand Crew has averaged a 0.3 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 1.6 million live viewers to date. This makes it one of the network’s lowest-rated shows, and we’re talking about a network with a history of terminating shows early than fans would want.

If there’s one reason to be optimistic about the show’s future, it’s because of its DVR and streaming performance. It’s possible that Grand Crew will return if some large numbers are pulled there — if it’s not on NBC, Peacock might also be a possibility.

We just believe that one of the most significant factors limiting the show’s success was a general lack of attention paid to it. Unless you watch NBC on a regular basis, there’s a high chance you were unaware the Grand Crew existed. That is, as you might expect, a problem.

Over the next few months, we should hopefully hear more about the show’s future (whatever it is). In May, NBC usually plans out its season.

The series started on December 14, 2021, at 8 p.m., with two “sneak episodes” and resumed on January 4, 2022, at 8:30 p.m., in its regular time slot.

Will there be a second season of the Grand Crew?

The Crew has neither been canceled nor renewed to date by NBC. Therefore, we are unsure whether the second season of this multi-camera comedy will be released or not. However, the fans are chomping at the bits. Echo Kellum, Nicole Byer, Justin Cunningham, Carl Tart, Aaron Jennings, and Grasie Mercedes star in The Crew, which was created by showrunner Phil Augusta Jackson.

What’s the story behind this TV show?

Nicole Byer, Justin Cunningham, Aaron Jennings, Echo Kellum, Grasie Mercedes, and Carl Tart star in the NBC television series Grand Crew. The plot centers on a group of young professionals in Los Angeles who are all attempting to figure out how to deal with the ups and downs of life and love. They always find time to get together at their favorite pub to “wine down” and unload it all, one way or another.

Noah (Kellum) is a hopeless romantic who can’t wait to get married. Nicky (Byer) is his sister, a real estate agent who is also a romantic adventurer. Sherm (Tart), on the other hand, is a low-key genius who plays the dating odds. There’s also Anthony (Jennings), whose true love is his job, and Wyatt (Cunningham), who is relieved to be married and no longer dating.

Finally, there’s Fay (Mercedes), a recently divorced woman eager to start over in Los Angeles. These pals show that no matter how difficult life can be, it’s always better when you’re with your friends.

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When can we expect a trailer for Grand Crew Season 2?

By now you must have already understood that we lack much knowledge about Season 2 as NBC has not so far uttered a word about it. But still, since the NBC pattern is usually similar, we can anticipate some kind of announcement in May 2022. If renewed, the show trailer will be released sometime in late 2022 or early 2023. Until then, enjoy watching the trailer for the first season.

Ratings for the first season

Grand Crew had a 0.30 rating in the 18-49 demographic and 1.61 million viewers in the live+same day ratings during its debut season (including DVR playback through 3:00 AM). While these figures do not account for additional delayed or streamed viewing, they are a good estimate of how well a show is doing, particularly when compared to others on the same channel.

Other economic considerations may play a role in a show’s fate, but higher-rated series are more likely to be renewed, while lower-rated shows are more likely to be terminated.