Bordertown

Thirteen episodes, all of them aired, and at least four unrelated shows with the same name waiting to be mistaken for it.

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Where to start with Bordertown

Thirteen episodes in order and that is the whole show. A border patrol agent and his Mexican American neighbour live next door to each other in a fictional southwestern town and disagree about everything.

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    The whole run, thirteen episodes Bordertown

    From The Engagement on 3 January 2016 to Viva Coyote on 22 May. Fox took it off the schedule twice during the run, which is why the airdates jump, but nothing was held back and nothing was burned off.

Then what? Cancelled 12 May 2016. There is no revival. An article claiming a Fox Nation revival circulates widely and is an April Fools' hoax; it contains a premiere date of June 31st.

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The series

  • Bordertown 2016, 1 season, 13 episodes

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