#waltersherman

The Finder fühlt sich an wie eine Crime-Serie mit Sonne im Bild und leiser Melancholie darunter. Walter Sherman ist keine glatte Hauptfigur, sondern jemand mit Ecken, Instinkt und einer ganz eigenen Präsenz. Vielleicht bleibt die Serie auch deshalb so leicht im Gedächtnis — weil sie nach nur einer Staffel schon wieder verschwindet.

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So there's this show that used to air on fox in 2012 called "The Finder", a "Bones" spin off and based off the locator book series. It was cancelled after its first season for being "under performing" and not making enough money. The show was a masterpiece in my eyes, something fresh and original, the cast were highly relatable, the jokes were actually funny and all the stories were entertaining, yes perhaps it isn't something that I could get hooked on and feel compelled to watch as much as possible but the series was something on the side, something you would relax and unwind to. The last episode however, the first time I saw it, it pretty much had me in tears, no other series has done that for me. I very much doubt the possibility of a comeback to television now however, seeing as Michael Clarke Duncan, who played Leo Knox, the gentle giant of the series, is dead. He provided something special, something that made you love the series if not by his companionship with Walter (Geoff Stults) or his caring nature for everyone on the show, then by his deep rumbling voice which was scary and soft at the same time.  I would watch the show if it came back but it wouldn't be the same without that man. I highly recommend this show to everyone, it is television at its finest. I need to know what happens to Walter..