[ SECRET POST #2293 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2293 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Show/Book/Movie/Game that was much better than you expected

[elaminator]

Terriers is one of the only shows I've ever watched where the episodes were consistently great. I even got my mother in on it. It was so disappointing to hear about the cancelation, but the ratings were terrible and the network did jack shit to advertise the show. It was just sad all around.

I never meet people who know what it is. I'm so glad I'm not alone in this!

Re: Show/Book/Movie/Game that was much better than you expected

[mekkio]

The show wasn't popular in the SPN/DW/TW/Sherlock/Avengers type fandom circles. But I kept on seeing Terriers pop up in magazines under critic's favorites. Like in Newsweek, Time and Entertainment Weekly. I only watched it initially because it had Donal Logue in it who I've liked since his MTV days as Jimmy the cab driver.