Terriers -- "Sins of the Past" -- 11/17/10

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11-22-10, 08:13 AM

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Re: Terriers -- "Sins of the Past" -- 11/17/10

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Originally Posted by marginal

Tim Minear, a veteran of Whedon shows like Angel, Firefly and Dollhouse, wrote this episode. I wouldn't be surprised if that accounts for the bump in viewership; Whedon fans know that Minear delivers the goods (as he did in this episode), and they tend to keep their feelers out for stuff like this.

That would make sense. And if you approach this episode from the perspective of someone catching the show for the first time, it isn't the worse way to get into the show since a lot of backstory got introduced - something FOX would never have allowed on their major network so far down the road in a series.

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11-22-10, 08:26 AM

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Re: Terriers -- "Sins of the Past" -- 11/17/10

Even the repeat of the previous episode was up compared to the original airing. Hopefully this rise in viewers will keep going.

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11-22-10, 09:47 AM

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Re: Terriers -- "Sins of the Past" -- 11/17/10

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This show is better than anything on TV right now. It makes Blue Bloods look lame in comparison.

I agree with this too, and I like Blue Bloods.

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11-23-10, 07:56 AM

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Re: Terriers -- "Sins of the Past" -- 11/17/10

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Originally Posted by kstublen

I know it's pointless, but I sent an email praising the show, etc. to [email protected]. I've actually never done that for a show before, but I feel so strongly about the show that I went ahead and gave it a shot.

Thanks for the idea. I just emailed them from my work account. Maybe an actual LEO in San Diego praising the show will make an impression.