In our final podcast for Beach Cop Detectives, Randy sits down with ‘Terriers’ creator Ted Griffin to discuss the last half of the season, the series as a whole, and what could have been/might be in the future for Hank, Britt, and the people of Ocean Beach.
We have our exclusive interview with Gretchen! ‘Terriers’ star Kimberly Quinn joins us to discuss how she came to the show, her chemistry with Donal Logue, the hardest scene she had to do, and a whole lot more.
Randy Lander, Grant Davis and Nate Bliss talk about the behind-the-scenes of Beach Cop Detectives, from inception through production, talking about recording, scheduling, the artwork, and lots more.
Randy is joined by his fellow Beach Cop Detectives collaborators, Grant Davis and Nate Bliss, to discuss the ‘Terriers’ series as a whole and speculate on what a second season could’ve been.
Here is our exclusive interview with the co-creator and executive producer of ‘Terriers’, Shawn Ryan! We talk about how he divided his experiences with the other creators, the cast, shooting in San Diego, Rian Johnson and lots more!
We have our exclusive interview with ‘Terriers’ music composer Robert Duncan. Duncan worked on all of the music for the series, including the theme-song ‘Gunfight Epiphany’.
Back in 2010, director Rian Johnson worked on episode 105 of ‘Terriers’ – Manifest Destiny. Between takes, he filmed the cast and crew to get their opinions on ‘Terriers’ creator Ted Griffin.
Below is part 13 of a series of blog posts that were written by Kelly Wheeler (writer and production assistant on ‘Terriers’) for the show. These were posted back in 2010 on the now defunct ‘Terriers’ site on FX. THURSDAY DECEMBER 2, 2010 Episode #112 – Hail Mary Directed by Ted Griffin Written by Nick Griffin & Ted Griffin Well, here we are[…]
Kelly looks behind the scenes of the penultimate episode and talks to the Squatters.
Alan Sepinwall, TV Critic at Uproxx.com, joins Randy to talk about the final episode of ‘Terriers’, Hail Mary.
We have our exclusive interview with ‘Terriers’ writer Nick Griffin. Griffin is also the co-writer of the film ‘Matchstick Men’ with his brother, Ted Griffin.
Dean Trippe, cartoonist and author of ‘Something Terrible’, joins Randy to talk about episode 12, ‘Quid Pro Quo.’
We have our exclusive interview with ‘Terriers’ writer and producer Jon Worley. He is credited with writing episodes 4 & 8 ‘Fustercluck’ and ‘Agua Caliente’. Worley was also a writer and producer on ‘The Chicago Code’ and ‘Justified’.
Kelly takes a look at ‘Sins of the Past’ and chats with Tim Minear.
Jason Murphy, author and host of Modern Rogue, joins Randy to talk about episode 11, ‘Sins of the Past.’ And the lack of werewolves in classical literature.
Here is our exclusive interview with ‘Terriers’ actor Alex Berg. Berg played ‘Blodgett’, part of the trio of tech specialists that helped out Hank and Britt throughout the series.
Kei & Clyde Haynes from the ‘Pilot Watching’ podcast join Randy to talk about episode 10, Asunder.
This week we have our interview with ‘Terriers’ editor Jordan Goldman. Goldman edited the episodes “Dog & Pony”, “Manifest Destiny”, “Agua Caliente”, and “Sins of the Past”. He has worked on several TV shows, including ‘The Shield’, ‘Sons of Anarchy’, ‘The Chicago Code’, ‘Masters of Sex’, and is currently an editor on ‘Homeland’.
A look at ‘Pimp Daddy’, costume design, a chat with Adam Arkin, and burger recommendations.
Comic book artist and ‘Terriers’ superfan Tom Feister joins Randy to talk about episode 9, Pimp Daddy.
Kelly takes us through ‘Agua Caliente’ and the harrowing tale of… the squirrel.
Kelly talks about ‘Missing Persons’ and Steph’s breakdown.
Kelly Wheeler discusses ‘Ring-A-Ding-Ding’ and body piercings.
Kelly Wheeler briefs us ‘Manifest Destiny’ and Hank and Britt’s cycle.
We have our exclusive interview with Britt Pollack himself, ‘Terriers’ star Michael Raymond-James. Raymond-James was most recently a regular on ‘Game of Silence,’ and you can find him on Netflix in roles on ‘Once Upon A Time,’ and HBO on ‘True Blood.’
Kelly Wheeler discusses the trouble with dog actors and chats with the prop team.
Kelly Wheeler talks episode 1 and harmonicas!
Kelly Wheeler discusses final prep and talks with Shawn Ryan.
In part 2 of the behind-the-scenes blog posts, Kelly Wheeler discusses the crew call signs.
ATX Television Festival’s David Sotelo joins Randy to talk about episode 8 of ‘Terriers,’ Agua Caliente.
The first in a series of behind-the-scenes blog posts by Kelly Wheeler. In this post we get an interview with Buster (aka Winston).
TV aficionado and critic with TheTVDudes.com Les Weiler joins Randy to talk about episode 7 of ‘Terriers,’ Missing Persons.
Artist and noir aficionado Dave Lamplugh joins Randy to talk about episode 6 of ‘Terriers,’ Ring-A-Ding-Ding.
We have our exclusive interview with ‘Terriers’ writer and production assistant Kelly Wheeler. Wheeler worked on several aspects of the production, including the writers’ room, where she co-wrote the episode “Pimp Daddy” with Shawn Ryan. She has worked on several other TV shows, including ‘Firefly’ and ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’.
TV aficionado Jeff Jones joins Randy to talk about episode 5 of ‘Terriers,’ Manifest Destiny.
We have our exclusive interview with Hank Dolworth himself, ‘Terriers’ star Donal Logue. Logue can currently be seen on ‘Gotham’, and you can find him on Netflix in roles on ‘Life’, ‘Sons of Anarchy’, ‘Grounded for Life’ and so much more.
Austin Chronicle writer and OneofUs.Net contributor Ashley Moreno joins Randy to talk about episode 4 of ‘Terriers,’ Fustercluck.
It’s our second interview episode, and this time we have our exclusive interview with ‘Terriers’ writer and consulting producer Jed Seidel. Seidel is a producer and writer known for Nash Bridges, Ghost Whisperer and Veronica Mars. This interview contains minor spoilers for episode 7, ‘Missing Persons’.
‘Mr Robot, Oh!’ host Mike Moody joins Randy to talk about episode two of ‘Terriers’, Dog & Pony.
In the first of our interview episodes, we have our exclusive interview with ‘Terriers’ co-executive producer Tim Minear. You might know Minear’s name from any number of beloved and gone-to-soon projects like ‘Terriers’, ‘Drive’, ‘Dollhouse’, and a little-known sci-fi western called ‘Firefly’. He’s currently an executive producer on FX’s ‘American Horror Story’.
Author Cliff Coats joins Randy Lander of The TV Dudes for the inaugural episode of Beach Cop Detectives. They discuss the first episode of ‘Terriers’, its cast and creators and offer up a final spoiler analysis of where the story goes from here.
Introducing ‘Beach Cop Detectives’, a podcast series dedicated to discussing and analyzing each episode of the short-lived, but great television series ‘Terriers’, which debuted on FX in the fall of 2010. Randy Lander and Grant Davis of The TV Dudes announce the start of the podcast and preview what you can expect from this series, which debuts September 8th, 2016.