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Over There

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  • 2005-2005
  • 1 Season
  • FX Network
  • Action & Adventure, Drama
  • TV-MA
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A dramatized take on war in Iraq.

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Cast & Crew See All

Josh Henderson
Pfc. Bo Rider
Luke Macfarlane
Pvt. Frank 'Dim' Dumphy
Erik Palladino
Sgt. Chris "Scream" Silas

Season 1 Episode Guide See All

Episode 1

Over There

Wed, Jul 27, 200545 mins

A group of six soldiers faces the horror of the war in Iraq when they come under fire near a mosque where insurgents have holed up.

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Awards

  • 2006 - Artios Award - Best Dramatic Pilot Casting - nominated
  • 2006 - Primetime Emmy - Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music - nominated
  • 2006 - TV Award - Best overall dubbing of a TV series - nominated

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What were your Top 10 ...

Question: What were your Top 10 favorite shows of 2005, and why?Answer: I thought you'd never ask, Jackie! 1. Battlestar Galactica: I haven't been this excited about a TV show since... ever. And if that makes me a sci-fi geek, so be it. (But please, no wedgies.)2. Deadwood: Can't understand what they're sayin' half the time, but I sure like how they're sayin' it.3. Lost: Season 2 not only exceeded my expectations, it upended them. 4. Grey's Anatomy: Makes me want to be a doctor, if only to hang out with these people. And have lots of sex.5. Veronica Mars: If this is what happens when UPN meddles with a show, I say keep those notes c

Wed, Dec 28, 2005

Can you please get some ...

Question: Can you please get some official poop on whether or not Over There will be back? Me and my crew are buggin'. We love the show.Answer: I've got bad news. FX officially pulled the plug yesterday. Here's the statement from the network's president, John Landgraf: "I'm deeply proud of Over There, which was beautifully produced, acted, written and directed. The series was arguably the most critically acclaimed new television show of the year, a fact that made the decision not to renew it all the more difficult. That decision was motivated entirely by Over There's ratings performance and our belief that the numbers were reflective of what the show is about, rather than its quality or entertainment value. While we are passionately committed to fostering great television, we are an advertiser-supported network and the size of our audience is vital to our bottom line."

Wed, Nov 2, 2005

SHORT CUTS

Fox has picked up The War at Home and Bones for a full season.... Angelina Jolie received the Global Humanitarian Award from the United Nations Association of the U.S.A. Tuesday night for her work as a goodwill ambassador for the U.N.'s refugee agency.... Due to split coverage of the baseball play-offs on Fox and FX tonight, Over There will be preempted. The season's final two episodes will now air on Oct. 19 and Oct. 26.

Wed, Oct 12, 2005

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