The Fallout: Kathleen Griffin And Bobby Pinkner Face Off

The last episode of season 1 ends with a title card this season is dedicated in loving memory to kathleen griffin & bobby pinkner. The last episode of season 3 ends with a title card this. From is coming to epix in february, and the cable channel is giving viewers a look at the new horror series from john griffin. Starring harold perrineau, eion bailey,. While fans have floated their own theories of what its all about, griffin says he and his producing team, jack bender and jeff pinkner, know where the show will ultimately end up.

From is coming to epix in february, and the cable channel is giving viewers a look at the new horror series from john griffin. Starring harold perrineau, eion bailey,. While fans have floated their own theories of what its all about, griffin says he and his producing team, jack bender and jeff pinkner, know where the show will ultimately end up. When we chatted with from series creator and executive producer john griffin and executive producer jeff pinkner, they offered virtually no discussion on the finale upfront. When we chatted with from series creator and executive producer john griffin and executive producer jeff pinkner, they offered virtually no discussion on the finale upfront. Griffin describes the show as a character drama masquerading as a horror series, but for pinkner, the horror serves as a framing device to explore deeper human connections.

When we chatted with from series creator and executive producer john griffin and executive producer jeff pinkner, they offered virtually no discussion on the finale upfront. When we chatted with from series creator and executive producer john griffin and executive producer jeff pinkner, they offered virtually no discussion on the finale upfront. Griffin describes the show as a character drama masquerading as a horror series, but for pinkner, the horror serves as a framing device to explore deeper human connections.

Griffin describes the show as a character drama masquerading as a horror series, but for pinkner, the horror serves as a framing device to explore deeper human connections.