Saving Grace

2007
Saving Grace

Seasons & Episodes

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EP1 We're Already Here Jun 16, 2009

Grace ends up in the middle of what could be a plot by an anti-government group linked to the recent death of a police officer, as she reaches out to Neely, the young drug addict who shares visions of Earl. Grace's clumsy, off-the-books investigation causes Neely to become injured. Meanwhile, Grace and ham get caught in a compromising position, and Butch makes a surprise announcement.

EP2 She's a Lump Jun 23, 2009

Grace and her crew investigate the unusual suicide of a court reporter, and conclude the crime was staged. Elsewhere, Grace tries forming a bond with Neely, despite the fragile physical state of the young drug abuser; and Rhetta is close to losing something very special to her.

EP3 Watch Siggybaby Burn Jun 30, 2009

A bomb explodes at the church run by Grace's brother,, making the case personal for her. Meanwhile, Rhetta is haunted by family problems, causing her to search for a family time capsule she and Grace buried as children. And, Grace keeps a watch at Neely's bedside.

EP4 What Would You Do? Jul 07, 2009

The team is focused on a series of brutal home break-ins, but the latest one seems different than the others. Meanwhile, Matthew, a fellow angel of Earl's, is having trouble saving souls, and hones in on Earl's space.

EP5 Moooooooo Jul 14, 2009

During a case that puts Grace’s spirituality to the test, the squad investigates the murder of a Hasidic Jew whose body is found near a herd of dead cows. Meanwhile, Grace tries to connect with Neely, and Ham’s sister-in-law, Amanda, struggles to get over the death of her husband.

EP6 Am I Going to Lose Her? Jul 21, 2009

Grace pursues a rape and kidnapping suspect on foot and disappears, possible as a victim herself. But nothing concerning this seems to make sense, including how Earl works the works the investigation. Ham and Rhetta must team up to find Grace before a shocking ending which will leave a lasting impression on the series.

EP7 That Was No First Kiss Jul 28, 2009

The squad investigates the death of a 99-year-old man who has been shot in the head sitting in his home. The case, which resembles a crime that happened in Tulsa three years ago, offers Grace and Perry an opportunity to utilize their expertise in gambling-related crimes from the vice days.  It also gives Bobby a chance to reconnect with his dad and Ham a chance to connect with a kindred spirit. But Grace’s attention is drawn towards Rhetta when she learns something unexpected about Ronnie.

EP8 Popcorn Aug 04, 2009

Butch's reporter girlfriend covers the bizarre slaying of a drug company whistle blower in hopes for a big national scoop. Elsewhere, Grace's brother believes his neighbor has a dead body inside his home; and Johnny hopes to finally meet Grace's last-chance angel.

EP9 Looks Like a Lesbian Attack to Me Aug 11, 2009

The squad investigates the death of a parole officer with a secret life, while Grace and her brother Johnny finally track down Neely, the young addict who shares visions of Earl. And Rhetta decides to make some personal changes in the wake of her troubles at home.

EP10 Am I Gonna Die Today? Aug 18, 2009

Summer finale. A prominent doctor fatally wounds an intruder in his house, but Grace feels the doctor's story isn't exact. Ham breaks some interesting news to Grace, and Earl tells her she will need to help Neely.

EP11 Let's Talk Mar 29, 2010

In the immediate aftermath of Grace and Neely’s survived fall from the top of a building, Grace, now known as “Angel Cop” by the city, decides to have it out with God once and for all. But a mysterious stranger might have something to say about that. Ham struggles with his father over the fact that Ham is now dating his dead brother’s widow. And the squad investigates a deadly mauling by a dog.

EP12 Hear The Birds? Apr 05, 2010

As Grace deals with the aftermath of her dramatic fall from a building with Neely, she also struggles with the impending death of her grandfather, GeePaw (guest star August Schellenberg). Meanwhile the squad investigates a double homicide involving a water dispute between two ranchers, and Rhetta discovers a secret about her daughter.

EP13 You Can't Save Them All, Grace Apr 12, 2010

A friend of Grace's doesn't want any help in the possible murder of her husband. The squad has little time to waste in trying to track down and a missing person with brain damage. Grace tries to find out exactly when Earl began following her.

EP14 I Killed Kristin May 24, 2010

Grace gets to see a new side of her nephew when a rock band is related to the murder case. Neely lives next door to Grace and begins withdrawal with help from Earl. Rhetta continues where she left off with Ronnie.

EP15 So Help You God May 31, 2010

Grace may be able to tell God all the things she has done through her life because of her bond with Earl.

EP16 Loose Men In Tight Jeans Jun 07, 2010

Everybody can't figure out why Capt. Perry seems to be on an edge all the time. Rhetta and Ronnie learn to communicate better since the start of their relationship with Johnny.

EP17 You Think I'm Gonna Eat My Gun? Jun 14, 2010

Grace must cope with survivor's guilt after a fall off a building. Captain Perry has an announcement that could change everything. The squad looks into a murder mystery.

EP18 I Need You To Call Earl Jun 21, 2010

Grace has trouble dealing with a food issue and doesn't go to anybody for help to deal with it. Neely's having trouble when her drug problem spirals out of control. A friend of Butch's needs help getting out of a tough situation.

EP19 I'm Gonna Need a Big Night Light Jun 21, 2010

Grace returns to Oklahoma City long rejuvenated and with a new perspective on how to deal with crime. Her family is still trying to grasp with exactly what happened.
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Released: 23 July 2007 Ended
Producted By: Fox Television Studios
Country: United States of America
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Grace Hanadarko is a tormented, fast-living Oklahoma City police detective who, despite having an excellent career in solving crimes, takes self-destruction to new heights. After seeing tremendous tragedy, both professionally and personally, Grace reaches a turning point one night and meets a rough-hewn angel with a similar past who wants to help lead her back to the right path.

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atdm4gospel-1 This is an great show from the entertainment perspective. When I judge a TV show, I ask myself these questions:1. If I never get a chance to see the next episode, will I be disappointed? 2. If they cancel the show, will that upset me? 3. Am I looking forward to watching the next episode?The answer to all these questions for "Saving Grace" is YES. I thoroughly enjoyed it and looked forward to each episode. Do not look for theological correctness in this show - you WILL be disappointed. As a believer myself, I never look at TV shows as a way to anchor my spirituality or getting answers. There are other sources for you to accomplish these goals. But if you are looking for a fun way to enjoy your free time - it's a great show. I do have to admit, though, that I found the main character, Grace Hanadarko, a fairly disgusting human being, which goes well with the show's premise of God wanting to save her through His angel. She is a great detective and she truly seeks justice for the victims, but her own personal life is a complete mess. In other words, she is a good person, but a disgusting woman (I hope that makes sense). I would want her to solve a crime in my life, but I would never want to be friends with someone like her (and most of her friends in this show)... Conclusion: you will enjoy the show, but do NOT take it seriously...
ceebriggs I loved "Saving Grace". It was admittedly hard to watch sometimes, but a great allegory about human frailty, separation from God and redemption. It had gems for the lead characters and perfectly showed how as humans we can lose faith in ourselves and the world but there is a door we can choose to walk through where the light awaits us. Holly Hunter was excellent as the self-destructive cop who has lost her faith, seemingly loves only family and her beloved bulldog, and is the only one who can see Earl, (the angel), played brilliantly by the wonderful Leon Rippy. The other standout is Laura San Giacomo, Medical Examiner, Grace's lifetime friend and woman of profound faith. The musical score was always an added treat and the final episode was all I hoped it would be and more!
QSislandicus This was a really fun show to watch as Grace (Holly Hunter) and fellow detectives solved case after case each episode. Holly Hunter as Grace is one of the most life affirming / self destructive woman her age on TV. She exudes life and lives it to the fullest. The circle of friends surrounding her is endearing and touching. Co-Star Kenny Johnson as Grace's partner and sometimes lover does a fine job as an all around likable tough guy with a good heart and a high tolerance for Grace's crazy. Leon Rippy as Grace's angel named Earl grows on you with time given his enigmatic smile and unconventional "angelic" behavior smoking and drinking along with Grace and his other "cases". The deeply religious aspect to the series is tempered by its ecumenism. Earl is merely amused that each religion thinks it is the only way. The Catholic Church is given some hard core treatment as SPOILER ALERT the darkest of themes such as pedophilia are explored, but even potential anti-Catholicism is tempered by good priests and genuine and sincere Catholic believers who make up the supporting cast, including Grace's best friend. SPOILER AlERT Grace's mission to save a prison inmate in seasons one and two ends anticlimactically and without real resolution to my mind, but the series still packs a punch. The real flaws with the series begin in Season 3 as Grace is charged to redeem a highly enigmatic and even more self destructive young woman whose name is unknown for most of the series. About halfway through season 3 things begin to get a bit over the top and the writers shove far too much material into the last 8 episodes making the series bloated, sometimes incoherent and sometimes surreal. The producers received cancellation notice at that time and made the mistake of cramming far too much into the show at the halfway mark. The ending of the final episode is disappointing and poorly written. Had the last 8 episodes been written better with more restraint this could have become a cult classic.
someofusarebrave Holly Hunter's the best white lady actress on television.I hope we all know that, but just in case we don't, I'm sayin' it.I adore this show. I wrote three essays about it after the series finale just so that I could get some sleep after, because I was so disturbed in the best way possible by Grace's death. I absolutely adore this series. I think it's one of the best ever written for network television, probably the best after Grey's Anatomy lost its stride midway through season 3. Holly Hunter, you don't need to get drunk and dance naked or have casual, intensely conflicted sex in order to pull off the acting gig. You don't need to do anything other than to show up. I pray you know that.Meanwhile, I hope you arise again on a new television show STAT.I was so used to being inspired by witnessing an artist in her element.This was television realizing its true capacity to change lives.Whatever shall I do to replace those nights of having my soul fed?I miss you already.