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* [[Dude, Not Funny]]: When Kyle, played by Ryan Hanson remarks, "She needs to get laid" in regard to Uda. If any other character had said it, it would have been okay but it could make [[Veronica Mars]] fans cringe |
* [[Dude, Not Funny]]: When Kyle, played by Ryan Hanson remarks, "She needs to get laid" in regard to Uda. If any other character had said it, it would have been okay but it could make [[Veronica Mars]] fans cringe |
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* [[Too Good to Last]]: Despite critical plaudits and being one of the most low-budget shows on television, it still only made it to two seasons before being cancelled. |
* [[Too Good to Last]]: Despite critical plaudits and being one of the most low-budget shows on television, it still only made it to two seasons before being cancelled. |
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* [[Vindicated by Reruns]]: The show became popular through reruns being available on Netflix Instant Viewing, leading to a very strong following and an increased subscription rate to Starz. The only reason why a third season didn't happen was Starz forgetting to renew the actors' contracts in a timely manner. |
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Latest revision as of 11:02, 16 April 2014
- Dude, Not Funny: When Kyle, played by Ryan Hanson remarks, "She needs to get laid" in regard to Uda. If any other character had said it, it would have been okay but it could make Veronica Mars fans cringe
- Too Good to Last: Despite critical plaudits and being one of the most low-budget shows on television, it still only made it to two seasons before being cancelled.
- Vindicated by Reruns: The show became popular through reruns being available on Netflix Instant Viewing, leading to a very strong following and an increased subscription rate to Starz. The only reason why a third season didn't happen was Starz forgetting to renew the actors' contracts in a timely manner.