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{{quote|"I've been cancelled more times than a Whitney Houston comeback tour."|'''The man himself''', on how he copes with losing a show.}}
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"To fans of the WB's recently canceled ''[[Angel]]'', the writer Tim Minear is known affectionately as [[The Tim Reaper]]: the master of the fatal plot twist." (The cited article can be found [http://www.nytimes.com/2004/04/18/arts/television/18NUSS.html?ex=1397620800&en=2c0268b0284dfdb3&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND here].)
Also known for shows on FOX that get cancelled very quickly. In the space of five years, he produced ''[[Firefly]]'' (11 episodes aired), ''[[Wonderfalls]]'' (4 episodes aired), ''[[The Inside]]'' (6 episodes aired), and ''[[Drive]]'' (4 episodes aired). Then he became a consulting producer on ''[[Dollhouse]]'', which actually got ''two'' seasons before it got canned. He then produced the critically beloved ''[[Terriers]]'' for [[FX]], which attracted fewer viewers than the average high-school play. He worked on ''[[The Chicago Code]]'', which was canceled by [[FOX]] after its 13 episode first season. He is making a pilot, ''Miracle Man'', for [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]]. Let's hope that some of his projects eventually survive. Or that we at least get a good DVD set out of them.
[http://www.timminear.net Fan site]
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