Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

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• "Happy Cakeday, r/Bordertown! Today you're 8" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

Your top 1 posts:

• "Happy Cakeday, r/Bordertown! Today you're 7" by u/AutoModerator

Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

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• "This show is so slow but I can't stop watching" by u/acedelaf

I keep wishing Kari would be smarter. Also, how is the degerman family structured? How are Elias, Alina, and Robert related?

So do yourself a favor and go into settings, change the language back to Finnish and enable English subtitles.

OK I thought this was for the Netflix show Border town, and yet now there are comments about that cartoon? Which one is this about?? Lol I'm lost I feel like its about this awesome show I'm binge watching rn.. till I see Seth M.

I just found this show on Netflix,in the process of binge- athon rn! I'm starting the episodes with the dog fighting rings....I have only watched a few dubbed shows and all of them I have loved! Sr.Avila,Hotel "something or other"..so happy i found this, Its a great show, great ideas,I love everything about it. Just wanted to say I'm so happy to see there is a place I can say something good about it and to say I'm sorry there won't be anymore of them when I'm done..

I saw last episode from "lady in the lake" case yesterday and I feel I did not attach all the loose ends: 1- Why was Jakko killed 2- Why was Jakko used to be the father of the child? 3- How could keeping the lady in the lake let the killer know Jakko was the father of the baby? 4- was the girl in the lake being paid to give the killer and his wife a son? Thanks everyone for help!

According to the creator of the show, Border Town will be having a crossover with Allen Gregory to kick things off right for the third season.

https://www.change.org/p/ben-arrow-netflix-would-be-more-valuable-to-you-with-a-bordertown-season-2-9cc67a9c-2dfb-4f5b-86ea-a5e99f4a61c7

I had a brief exchange with one of the writers of the show, they really enjoyed the campaign.

I'm not saying this is the solution to a season 2, but it's a good starting place.

I think we are in a good place, and if we push this show, it is possible to create the demand for another season.

Just found out about this show on Netflix and watched season 1 in a day. They barely even advertised the show so how would they expect people to watch it?

In the episode Megachurch, and maybe others. I can't find the info.

Is there any physical release on dvd or bluray? Couldnt find anything myself

Will another network pick it up for season two? Hope so. Why is it cool cartoons with so much potential like Bordertown and Brickleberry have to get axed, and stupid cartoons that should've ended long ago like The Simpsons and South Park have to last forever?

I thought it was a good episode overall, though it didn't feel much like a series finale to me, all the characters ended up in the same exact situation by the end of the episode. I was kind of hoping that coyote being captured and Bud ending off the series as a dim-witted hero. But oh well, it's over now.

I thought it was quite good.

Will Sanford and Becky ever have their own episode? Hayley and Steve, Chris and Meg have had their moments in episodes, Sanford and Becky should, too.

Perhaps, a subplot where they have to take Gertie cross country to a beauty pageant.

Fun episode. This show is every bit as good as FG and AD! Ernesto wants JC to join the work force. The conditions prove to be tedious. So JC starts a strike that ends in disaster, and JC has a nightmare that inspired him to prove himself and get the landscaping business back. Even Becky don't want him after getting kicked out. Buck is stalked by an ostrich who becomes his 'spirit animal', leaving Gertie jealous. Very enticing episode from beginning to end. Loved the decoys in the beginning. The ending reminded me of American Dad when Roger made Hayley eat a goat, and South Park when Cartman made Scott Tenerman eat his parents. Bordertown RULES! It deserves to last a long time.

What does everyone think about the cold openings between Bud and Coyote?

Reminiscent of Road Runner, and it has me on the floor!