Terriers

About Terriers

'Terriers' is an American comedy-drama television series, aired in 2010 on the FX network. Created by Ted Griffin, the show follows the story of 'Hank Dolworth', a recovering alcoholic and former cop, who partners with his best friend, Britt Pollack, in an unlicensed private investigation business.

Making / Production

The production of 'Terriers' was a collaborative effort between creator Ted Griffin, 'The Shield' veteran Shawn Ryan, and Australian director Craig Brewer. Despite its rather short run of one season, the series was praised for its well-written characters and comedic tone.

Actors

• Donal Logue: Played the role of 'Hank Dolworth'. His performance was appreciated for being genuine and deeply layered.
• Michael Raymond-James: Portrayed 'Britt Pollack'. He nicely managed to incorporate a sense of charm and wit into the character.
• Laura Allen: She played 'Katie Nichols', girlfriend of Britt. Her performance was praised for adding depth to the character.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The show was filmed in Ocean Beach, a beachfront neighborhood of San Diego.
• Despite receiving critical acclaim, 'Terriers' was cancelled after one season due to low viewership.
• Donal Logue won the 'Best Actor' award at the 'Irish Film and Television Awards' for his portrayal of 'Hank Dolworth'.

Awards

Unfortunately, despite its exceptional acting and captivating storytelling, 'Terriers' did not receive any major awards during its run.

Quotes

• "A good PI doesn't get noticed. That’s the secret to the whole game." - Hank Dolworth
• "You drink, Hank. And I've seen what it does to you, and I won't watch it happen again." - Britt Pollack

Music, Soundtrack

• 'Gunfight Epiphany' by Robert Duncan served as the opening theme of 'Terriers'.
• The series featured several popular songs in various episodes, offering a fantastic blend of rock, blues, and folk music.