I love this show, while it's coming to an end I'm crying cause they need to make more seasons, yes it got canceled but it needs to c9me back, I'm sure if they make more and advertise it more, theyll get more views and ratings. Please everyone help get this tv show back on the air. Everyone mostly gives this mostly good reviews and ratings but we really should get this back up and going, everyone please try and get the producers to give us the views another chance to give this show a chance please.

While I so enjoy a good detective crime show and really enjoy a great romance, Beauty and the Beast had a bit of both. I could connect with Jay Ryan (Vincent) almost readily. Vincent was the victim hands down, even to Cat's random illogical. Right around Season 2, Kreuk, who played Cat, became disturbingly annoying and the idea of her being a great detective went sideways, because she obviously couldn't detect a thing. Throughout most of the series, she sounded like a broken recording and their relationship held hostage to her erratic, emotional, reckless behavior, and quick trigger responses. While "protecting Vincent" was continually her claim and needing to "keep his secret," she constantly put him in danger, and ran her mouth to everyone who would listen, soliciting aid from potential enemies over and over. She never learned from her mistakes.His love for her made him vulnerable which was also deadly. He, however, was a more solid character, and it didn't hurt that he was very easy on the eye. There were good episodes, however, and others that were quite entertaining. The other cast members, Tess and JT brought character and humor to the story. Heather, could only be tolerated in small doses. Every one likes the fairytale to end in a "happily ever after," but Cat became more of a drama queen than a detective, which really took away from the storyline, unless it was intentional somehow.By Season 4, I was ready to see how it all ended, because I was already invested. It would have been more enjoyable if there was more substance around the detective, crime solving aspect of the script, and less of the unrealistic meanderings of police departments and other government agencies. After a while, it was just too difficult to take it seriously.It wasn't all a bust, but there was room for better character development. The love story held it's own, when she wasn't nagging Vincent to death, but the smart, levelheaded, sensible detective, did not come through. It was nice that she wanted to be his ride or die, but on too occasions, she may as well have been the hired gun.

I only recently found out about this series and was crazy obsessive about watching it, It was amazing and gripped me from the very beginning. The story and the characters everything was so well scripted and portrayed. The fact that the stakes just kept on getting higher and higher left me on the edge of my seat wondering what was going happen next or how it was going to end.I loved how how Cat was not the typical beauty that she was a strong kick ass heroine that did't need saving, as she pointed out numerous times. The actress who was chosen to be her sister fit the roll to a T, I ended up loving her sister and she became my unsung heroine of the show. The only character that I ended up not being to fond of was Tess and I don't know why although I think that she and JT fit each other very well. Loved JT as well just saying lol. The only person that I could not quite figure out how they fit into the show was Kyle, maybe the writers thought that because everyone else was getting a HEA that Heather needed one too. I felt like that story line with Kyle never really went anywhere. I was hoping that they would let him in on the family secret at the end, I always got the feeling that he knew more then he was letting on, and that he never really fully believed that undercover story that Heather told him. All in all loved the show and was very happy with how it ended, can't help wishing that there was more though lol.

I love the Disney movie, have never seen the Linda Hamilton/Ron Perlman series but was curious about this version.This was actually really hard for me to watch. I watched 6 episodes and then it was 6 days before I turned it back on, literally forcing myself to watch it.A show like this is most definitely one that would probably be better as a 12-episode season instead off 22. It felt like it went on forever.For me, what I dislike most about the show is Kristen Kruek! I didn't like her in Smallville and I don't like her in this. Her character is supposed to be a detective? HA! In no way was she convincing as a detective or apparently a near 30 year old!The cast is full of young 20-something actors, including everyone in the police precinct, with one or two older characters floating away in the background.I like the characters of Vincent Keller (Jay Ryan), the Beast (although it looks like he just walked off the Teen Wolf set!), and his best friend, J.T (Austin Basis), who were pretty much the only reason I turned it back on.The story gets a bit repetitive throughout the season. Will they get together? Won't they? There's a cure? There's no cure? Which got boring… fast!For detectives, they sure do make a lot of rookie and idiotic mistakes like looking for evidence without gloves on, not being very conspicuous about what they are talking about and plenty of others.I won't be watching anything more of this show.