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<blockquote data-quote="tommie" data-source="post: 383700" data-attributes="member: 370">Well, just as expected, The $treet just kind of ends, like Titans. This isn&#039;t surprising as the show was supposedly pulled from production during episode 12 (which was had the title &quot;Framed&quot;), but I was curious to see if they might&#039;ve tried to film and fold things into episode 11. I guess they just didn&#039;t bother.Honestly, I wouldn&#039;t have minded a show with Jennie&#039;s character scamming her father via a stock brocker and manipulating her brother... then again, it sounds like a good plot for Central Park West season 2 where Carrie would use Gil to get money from Allen and manipulating Peter to do so.I guess I wouldn&#039;t really recommend watching this except for the sake of curiosity. It never really gets going and isn&#039;t even in the so-bad-it&#039;s-fun-to-riff-at category that Titans and Models, Inc are. It&#039;s a show that exists.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tommie, post: 383700, member: 370"] Well, just as expected, The $treet just kind of ends, like Titans. This isn't surprising as the show was supposedly pulled from production during episode 12 (which was had the title "Framed"), but I was curious to see if they might've tried to film and fold things into episode 11. I guess they just didn't bother. Honestly, I wouldn't have minded a show with Jennie's character scamming her father via a stock brocker and manipulating her brother... then again, it sounds like a good plot for Central Park West season 2 where Carrie would use Gil to get money from Allen and manipulating Peter to do so. I guess I wouldn't really recommend watching this except for the sake of curiosity. It never really gets going and isn't even in the so-bad-it's-fun-to-riff-at category that Titans and Models, Inc are. It's a show that exists. [/QUOTE]

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