Wow, great episode of "Terriers"! I'm not sure if it was better than "Out of Gas", but the pacing and twists were great.
The Minearverse 6: Fiery Thread of Death
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath. Oh, and help us get Terriers dvds!
I have the last two episodes of Terriers on my DVR, unwatched. I don't think I can take it right now. I mean, Questionable Content is kicking my ass right now, and that's just a web comic.
I mean, Questionable Content is kicking my ass right now, and that's just a web comic.
I know exactly what you mean about QC. I know why it's happening, but it just feels so...OMG NO!!!!!
And, yeah, Terriers is being like that.
Upon rewatch, that is no less a brutal ep. In so many different ways. The opening post-breakup scene was painful to watch.
Yes, the way Katie looked, I don't know how Brit could leave. Well, I do know but it would still have been so hard. Can somebody give Katie a hug?
Can somebody give Katie a hug?
I so would, but she'd probably pop me one at this juncture.
So what kind of deal did Britt make with Zeitlin?
Directed by Adam Arkin.
Just how many bearer bonds does Hank still have stashed away after buying a house and paying for Steph's treatment?
Just how many bearer bonds does Hank still have stashed away after buying a house and paying for Steph's treatment?
Twenty for the bail, then ten for the guns. I'm guessing he's running out of bonds depending on how much he paid in advance.
Brit forgave him enough to be around him, but Gretchen is never going to forgive him once she finds out that he got Jason involved.