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Then it goes on
Dec. 6th, 2010 09:23 pmLooks like Terriers has been cancelled too.
What a shame!
Such a fabulous series, wonderfully written (a series that knew how to be subtle and to trust its audience unlike most of the tv shows) with a great cast (and a catchy theme song!)...and it had a very good season finale (much better than The Walking Dead).
I will miss Hank and Britt (best tv couple of the year!).
It's like the best and most refreshing shows stand no chance today (the exception being Breaking Bad).
People are just dumb.
ETA: In a better world, a world that wouldn't be all about business (I almost typed bruiseness!) and market, channels wouldn't be greedy and would use the money they make thanks to dumb programmes and formulaic series, that so many people obviously want to watch, to save the artistically demanding, challenging, daring and intelligent shows (and in Terriers' case, it doesn't mean not accessible nor did it mean dark stuff like Breaking Bad nor aiming at deep stuff and complicated concepts like the ones developed on Caprica or Dollhouse)...
What a shame!
Such a fabulous series, wonderfully written (a series that knew how to be subtle and to trust its audience unlike most of the tv shows) with a great cast (and a catchy theme song!)...and it had a very good season finale (much better than The Walking Dead).
I will miss Hank and Britt (best tv couple of the year!).
It's like the best and most refreshing shows stand no chance today (the exception being Breaking Bad).
People are just dumb.
ETA: In a better world, a world that wouldn't be all about business (I almost typed bruiseness!) and market, channels wouldn't be greedy and would use the money they make thanks to dumb programmes and formulaic series, that so many people obviously want to watch, to save the artistically demanding, challenging, daring and intelligent shows (and in Terriers' case, it doesn't mean not accessible nor did it mean dark stuff like Breaking Bad nor aiming at deep stuff and complicated concepts like the ones developed on Caprica or Dollhouse)...
