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A crime comedy-drama about two low-rent PIs: resourceful (if not overly responsible) ex-LAPD detective (Donal Logue) and his best friend (Michael Raymond-James). In the opener, they search for an old friend's daughter (Kimberly Quinn). The trail quickly leads to a prominent developer.
Needing money quickly, the guys go bounty hunting. Their target: an armed robber named Montell Gobright (Matthew Willig), who turns out to be a bigger fish than they thought he would be.
To get his home loan approved, Hank agrees to tail the bank manager's wife (Olivia Williams), whom he suspects is cheating on him. Meanwhile, Britt gets an offer to return to his former occupation.
Hank and Britt return to the Lindus case---courtesy of the imprisoned Lindus (Christopher Cousins) himself: He hires them to break into one of his offices and steal $250,000 from the safe. Meanwhile, Hank discovers that he has a houseguest: his sister Steph (Karina Logue, Donal Logue's sister).
The Lindus conspiracy widens around Hank and Britt, who must clean it up in 24 hours or else Mark will no longer be able to protect them. But in any case, he can't protect them from Lindus' business associates.
The guys go on a wild-goose chase through Ocean Beach's more colorful precincts in search of an antique engagement ring.
Hank and Britt befriend a college student (Noel Fisher) with amnesia who has a nagging suspicion that he has done something wrong. Meanwhile, Steph makes friends with a little girl who lives across the street from Hank, and is concerned because her parents let her play unsupervised; and Britt is concerned about Katie, who has become "completely distant."
When Britt's kidnapped, taken to Tijuana and reunited with his old partner, Ray (Maximiliano Hernandez), Hank and his old partner, Mark, head south of the border to get the pair out of hot water.
As Gretchen's wedding nears, Hank learns disconcerting information about her fiancé, Jason (Loren Dean). Meanwhile, Britt tracks down the hooker (D.J. "Shangela" Pierce) who ripped off a teenage boy. He also begins to suspect that Katie is pregnant.
It's Gretchen's wedding day, and Hank stumbles back into the conspiracy threatening Ocean Beach as he fights the urge to drink.
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Critic Reviews for Terriers Season 1
All Critics (26) | Top Critics (19) | Fresh (24) | Rotten (2)
Audience Reviews for Terriers: Season 1
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May 16, 2020Amazing show that was cancelled well before it's time.
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May 15, 2020Underappreciated at the time, this was a fresh, clever, unexpected show that deserved a lot more viewer love.
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Apr 21, 2020Great characters, storyline, humor. Terriers ranks among my favorite TV shows and it is disappointing that it was not renewed for a second season. I feel that if it were on today, and not renewed, it would be successfully picked up by streaming and have a new, larger audience.
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Feb 17, 2014Terriers lasted only one season, but that was enough to make it one of the very best shows that FX has ever aired. As well executed as it was written, Terriers really feels like a taut neo-noir, filled with memorable scenes and characters. It's a shame that it was abruptly cancelled, but perhaps we can find solace in the fact that it makes this one season of television so easy to obtain and digest.
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