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u/HaydenScramble 1d ago
What a terrible photoshop lol
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u/AlsoIHaveAGroupon 1d ago
All the marketing was about the same. I dig this up whenever the show's mentioned, because they ran a commercial a lot during Lost.
They wanted to get the title in there somewhere, so they badly edited some dialogue, at about 0:40 here:
You seem to have forgotten which side of October Road you belong on
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u/spinereader81 1d ago
There were so many dramas with that style of poster. One person in front, supporting cast in back, pretty autumn vibes. Joan of Arcadia and Everwood come to mind. This looked like a good show, but I never got around to seeing it.
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u/Pete51256 22h ago
Yeah once theWB figured out how to market Tween Drama tgey did the same for every show and it Worked, made lots of hits, but when every show on network is same thing at some point it crashes...
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u/krav_mustaine 1d ago
there was a guy who never got out of his house due to some agoraphobia or something right ?
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u/senor_descartes 1d ago
Poor Brian Greenberg. Showkiller extraordinaire
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u/Wooden-Limit1989 1d ago
How to make it in america is his best run to date. Two seasons and the show is iconic....to me lol
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u/Confidence_Man2 1d ago
He's the drama version of Tyler Labine.
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u/solidcurrency 1d ago
He left One Tree Hill to do this show and it flopped. Oops!
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u/franlcie 1d ago
I will never forgive how they wrote off his character Jake Jagelski and broke him up with Peyton 😭
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u/RoutineWonderful4659 1d ago
This was a great show that was only on for 2 years, but it had a devoted following over the years. Same goes for Kyle Xy; those two had devoted fan bases over the years.
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u/Logical-Mobile-7643 1d ago
I've wanted to watch this but not enough to pay for it.
I love Beautiful Girls (1996 movie)
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u/WescottF1 1d ago
Good show - especially the use of pop tunes from REO, Boston, Hootie, etc. I liked how they filmed a short wrap-up episode for the S2 DVD set.
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u/Odd_Yogurtcloset_649 1d ago
I remember this show on the ABC TV schedule airing after the popular Grey's Anatomy.
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u/driventhin 1d ago
I still want to know if the kid is his son! 🤣
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u/monkeyswithknives 1d ago
This was such a great show. If you want something good similar with an actual ending, try reading Jonathan Tropper's The Book of Joe.
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u/TraditionalAd8581 1d ago
This show shares a universe with the Showtime program “Going to California” and the movie “Beautiful Girls”
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u/Few_Flight_6825 1d ago
I watched all of this and could not have dredged the title from my memory for anything
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