Ah ok. Never watched it but it seems to have been answered above.Solo said:Californication
More via the link."One of the things we've done well is take risks and continue to put shows on the air," said Langraf. "The reality is that this is hard when you're aiming for creative excellence... and commercial success," said Landgraf, somberly.
"This isn't the first really good show that we've had to cancel and it won't be the last."
brianjones, still never right about anything..la1n said:
Ah! I knew I recognized her! Never looked it up though.Cornballer said:I didn't make the connection, but yes, that's her.
SpeedingUptoStop said:brianjones, still never right about anything.
Can't wait for this thread to get revived again and again years down the line with people lamenting not getting into this show sooner.
SpeedingUptoStop said:brianjones, still never right about anything.
THAT's where I've seen here before, couldn't place it. She was a slut in this show too.Solo said:Charlie Runkle's S&M secretary was in this?
Firewall & Iceberg Podcast, episode 49: 'Terriers,' 'Boardwalk Empire,' 'The Walking Dead,' 'Sons of Anarchy' & 'Men of a Certain Age'
A bittersweet Firewall & Iceberg Podcast this week. Dan and I were all set to post-mortem the finales of four dramas that ended their seasons in the last week, but we were holding out hope that the one for "Terriers" wouldn't be the series finale. Instead, it was, and we talked about that, along with the "Sons of Anarchy," "Walking Dead" and "Boardwalk Empire" season-enders, and again sparred over "Men of a Certain Age." The run-down:
"Terriers" -- 00:00 - 14:55
"Men of a Certain Age" -- 15:00 - 23:35
"Sons of Anarchy" -- 23:40 - 37:15
"Walking Dead" -- 37:20 - 48:00
"Boardwalk Empire" -- 48:52 - 01:04:20
Full Q&A via the link.Though everyone ultimately agreed that the name of "Terriers" didn't help the show attract viewers during its single, glorious, extremely low-rated season, the show's creator Ted Griffin - the one who takes full credit/blame for the title - couldn't help sticking with dog metaphors when he called me up to discuss the show's cancellation.
"It's like putting a dog down," he said moments after I picked up the phone. "I knew it was limping, I knew it wasn't in good health, but it was still really tough to euthanize it. But in dog years, our show lasted seven seasons."
After the jump, a transcript of the rest of our conversation, including Griffin's perspective on the meeting he and fellow producers Shawn Ryan and Tim Minear had with FX president John Landgraf on Friday (I have Landgraf's own take on the cancellation here), when they knew the cancellation writing was on the wall, advice from frequent cancellation victim Minear, and even a few stray thoughts on where the show might have gone in its second (and even third!) season.
Tell me more.metsallica said:Jeez, forgot all about Tim Minear. Guy can't catch a damn break...
So, Terriers-GAF... On to Chicago Code?
Ander put up a thread for the show.Enco said:Tell me more.
I could search.. but this is easier.
We should get an Animal House-style 3 minute epiloguesquicken said:So Britt went to jail and was the father and Dumbledore is gay
squicken said:So Britt went to jail and was the father
Cornballer said:
TWD was also advertised (to death lol), had a strong opening at least, and still is better than most drivel on TV even if it is inconsistent.SolKane said:the walking dead sucked, but it gets another season. wish terriers had half as much support/undeserved adulation.
And they really can't. If Britt goes back to Mexico, he's wanted for stealing the drugs out of the police station.
Yeah, you lose track of things sometime when you're doing this many episodes. When I watched "Agua Caliente" (the episode with the Mexico trip), it struck me, "Oh, fuck, they can't go down to Mexico (after the finale). He's screwed down there." It's the difference between doing a two-hour movie and a 13-episode TV show.
Such an awesome moment.Cornballer said:
It seriously only gets better from there. I don't think I've seen anyone dispute this.Spotless Mind said:Noooooooo. I'm at episode 11 now. Someone tell me it wraps up fairly well..
Raxus said:TWD was also advertised (to death lol), had a strong opening at least, and still is better than most drivel on TV even if it is inconsistent.
Spotless Mind said:Solo, you should totally watch this. It's like grittier Veronica Mars without all the teen soap garbage.
Solo said:But does it have a protagonist as endearing and flat out fucking awesome as S1 Veronica/Kristen Bell was?
Whoa whoa whoa... Don't take it out on Justified.Raxus said:As Sepinwall put it, with the ratings it pulled in it unlikely for any network to pick it up. I am picking up the DVD's for sure when they come out and look forward to the endless GAF threads in the future titled LTTP: Terriers. Way too late, I'd say.
RIP Terriers and U.F.O FX, I was going to watch Justified but fuck it now.
...But in dog years, our show lasted seven seasons.
I meant more in terms of quality but yeah I saw the finale finished strong too. I was just going to watch the first season of TWD in one sitting this weekend.BenjaminBirdie said:It's finale had even higher ratings, I think I heard.
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I like Justified. It is just a sad reality that viewers speak more about a show than quality. That is why FX is losing one viewer. Best way to protest this decision.metsallica said:Whoa whoa whoa... Don't take it out on Justified.
squicken said:So Britt went to jail and was the father and Dumbledore is gay
Raxus said:I like Justified. It is just a sad reality that viewers speak more about a show than quality. That is why FX is losing one viewer. Best way to protest this decision.
Face it, you just want to have sex with Kristen Bell. This is better.Solo said:But does it have a protagonist as endearing and flat out fucking awesome as S1 Veronica/Kristen Bell was?
Cornballer said:
Raxus said:I like Justified. It is just a sad reality that viewers speak more about a show than quality. That is why FX is losing one viewer. Best way to protest this decision.