Who was almost the director for the 'Terriers' pilot episode?

David Fincher was in talks to direct the pilot episode for the FX crime comedy-drama 'Terriers'.

When did the TV show 'Terriers' air?

The TV show 'Terriers' aired for one season from September to December 2010.

Did 'Terriers' have a dedicated following despite low ratings?

Yes, despite being FX's lowest-rated drama at the time, 'Terriers' received positive critical reviews and gained a small but dedicated fanbase over the years.

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Fincher Almost Directed Cult Hit 'Terriers' Pilot

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David Fincher was considered to direct the pilot of FX's 'Terriers'.
The crime comedy-drama aired for only one season in 2010.
Despite low ratings, 'Terriers' gained a dedicated cult following.

Fincher Almost Directed Cult Hit 'Terriers' Pilot

Acclaimed director David Fincher was once in discussions to helm the pilot episode for the FX comedy-drama "Terriers." This series, which focused on Donal Logue and Michael Raymond-James as an ex-cop and his friend starting a private investigation business, aired for just one season. The show ran from September to December 2010, concluding after being declared FX's lowest-rated first-year drama at that time.

Despite its initial cancellation, "Terriers" received positive reviews from critics and cultivated a small but passionate following. Showrunner Shawn Ryan reflected that the show felt ahead of its time and, while heartbreaking to lose, has gradually found its audience over the years, with more fans emerging than detractors.

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