Terriers

[Internet Apex]

Looks like they're going to war. I positive the hell out of this show. Remember how slow it started out? And how we said we still liked it and we'd keep going because we liked the characters? And now it's a war. Winnar = us.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

This show is pretty fucking great.

I've meant to say that after every episode.

[Internet Apex]

This show is pretty fucking great.

I've meant to say that after every episode.

I don't know what that avatar is but I want it.

[JD]

Looks like they're going to war. I positive the hell out of this show. Remember how slow it started out? And how we said we still liked it and we'd keep going because we liked the characters? And now it's a war. Winnar = us.

Definitely.  I was starting to wonder if this who would stay sort of light and breezy, like the theme song, or get a little gritty. 


It's gritty, y'all...DANG!

[CBStew]

  Even though there was a litle teaser at the end, you know what the decision was.  It ended well.

[Internet Apex]

There are some holes in the story, very minor and not worth mentioning. But one thing I don't understand: Why did Jason go to the liquor store? Was he trying to protect Laura and the source? Unarmed? I don't see why he put himself in harm's way there. Anybody catch something I missed?

Anyway, I love this show and can't wait for the next season when they go after that rich old Yeti.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

There are some holes in the story, very minor and not worth mentioning. But one thing I don't understand: Why did Jason go to the liquor store? Was he trying to protect Laura and the source? Unarmed? I don't see why he put himself in harm's way there. Anybody catch something I missed?

I had to rewatch that episode to catch it: he gave Laura a ride there.

Hank had been driving her around in his truck all day, but he and Britt drove off in it to scare Laura's source away from the original meeting place, telling Laura and Jason to stay at his place to try to get in contact with her themselves.

As they walk up to the liquor store Hank says, "that's Jason's car."

Anyway, I love this show and can't wait for the next season when they go after that rich old Yeti.

If there's a next season.

Apparently ratings have sucked, so we're left holding our breath until FX makes a decision.

[Internet Apex]

There are some holes in the story, very minor and not worth mentioning. But one thing I don't understand: Why did Jason go to the liquor store? Was he trying to protect Laura and the source? Unarmed? I don't see why he put himself in harm's way there. Anybody catch something I missed?

I had to rewatch that episode to catch it: he gave Laura a ride there.

Hank had been driving her around in his truck all day, but he and Britt drove off in it to scare Laura's source away from the original meeting place, telling Laura and Jason to stay at his place to try to get in contact with her themselves.

As they walk up to the liquor store Hank says, "that's Jason's car."

Anyway, I love this show and can't wait for the next season when they go after that rich old Yeti.

If there's a next season.

Apparently ratings have sucked, so we're left holding our breath until FX makes a decision.

Ok. Got it. This show has to come back. Or I'll cry.

[Gilgamesh]

There are some holes in the story, very minor and not worth mentioning. But one thing I don't understand: Why did Jason go to the liquor store? Was he trying to protect Laura and the source? Unarmed? I don't see why he put himself in harm's way there. Anybody catch something I missed?

I had to rewatch that episode to catch it: he gave Laura a ride there.

Hank had been driving her around in his truck all day, but he and Britt drove off in it to scare Laura's source away from the original meeting place, telling Laura and Jason to stay at his place to try to get in contact with her themselves.

As they walk up to the liquor store Hank says, "that's Jason's car."

Anyway, I love this show and can't wait for the next season when they go after that rich old Yeti.

If there's a next season.

Apparently ratings have sucked, so we're left holding our breath until FX makes a decision.

Ok. Got it. This show has to come back. Or I'll cry.

Start crying: http://www.avclub.com/articles/fx-cancels-terriers,48637/

[J. Walter Weatherman]

There are some holes in the story, very minor and not worth mentioning. But one thing I don't understand: Why did Jason go to the liquor store? Was he trying to protect Laura and the source? Unarmed? I don't see why he put himself in harm's way there. Anybody catch something I missed?

I had to rewatch that episode to catch it: he gave Laura a ride there.

Hank had been driving her around in his truck all day, but he and Britt drove off in it to scare Laura's source away from the original meeting place, telling Laura and Jason to stay at his place to try to get in contact with her themselves.

As they walk up to the liquor store Hank says, "that's Jason's car."

Anyway, I love this show and can't wait for the next season when they go after that rich old Yeti.

If there's a next season.

Apparently ratings have sucked, so we're left holding our breath until FX makes a decision.

Ok. Got it. This show has to come back. Or I'll cry.

Start crying: http://www.avclub.com/articles/fx-cancels-terriers,48637/

Motherfucker.

Via a link at a link from that link...

http://www.deadline.com/2010/12/it-wasnt-the-marketing-fx-chief-john-landgraf-explains-why-terriers-was-canceled/

A lot had been said about the marketing campaign for the show, with some complaining that the billboards featuring the gnarling dog may have been misleading and thus responsible for the buddy detective show's low-rated launch. Landgraf said that those billboards were only used in Los Angeles and New York, and, 3 weeks into the series' run, he ordered a study with 600 people who had not seen the show that examined the effectiveness of Terriers' TV promos that had dominated the series' marketing campaign. The testing showed that the promos "represented the show extremely well and explained very well what it was about," Landgraf said. "From my standpoint, the marketing department of FX has taken a little bit  of unfair knocks for the lack of performance of the show. I don't think there is anybody to blame. It's hard to explain why people didn't watch."

I think it's pretty fair to put at least some of the blame on the marketing.

Even after seeing numerous ads featuring a dog running along the beach or some shit, I had no clue what the show was gonna be about before watching the first episode.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Spoiler: Britt was the dad.

http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/fx-cancels-terriers-take-2-interviewing-creator-ted-griffin

[Internet Apex]

Fuck everyone who didn't watch. Fuck them and their tiny maggot brains that love "NCSI Whateverthefuck" and whatever horse crap TDubbs watches.

[R-V]

If it had to go out, it went out with an awesome ending. Tied everything up but left you wanting more.

Got me thinking, has there been a better show cancelled after one season? Only one I could think of offhand was Freaks & Geeks.

[Internet Apex]

If it had to go out, it went out with an awesome ending. Tied everything up but left you wanting more.

Got me thinking, has there been a better show cancelled after one season? Only one I could think of offhand was Freaks & Geeks.

Cop Rock.

[CT III]

If it had to go out, it went out with an awesome ending. Tied everything up but left you wanting more.

Got me thinking, has there been a better show cancelled after one season? Only one I could think of offhand was Freaks & Geeks.

I liked Undeclared better than Freaks & Geeks.