Article by Tomn Cheredar.

Source:  VEnture Beat.

Hulu is staying silent about the initial viewership of its first scripted original series Battleground, which premiered its pilot episode on Monday.

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I just finished up watching the CBS TV show Jericho and all I have to say is that, yet again the TV executives made a bad choice on cancelling this show back in 2008.

Interview by Jason

Source: Midnight Oil Productions.

Matthew Federman and Stephen Scaia are a dynamic duo of awesomeness.

These writing partners of eight years have written and produced many series including Judging Amy, Jericho, Warehouse 13, Human Target, and Charlie’s Angels. They’re currently in development on a cable pilot as well as a Zorro re-boot for Sony

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Interview by Jason.

Source: Midnight Oil Productions.

Jonathan E. Steinberg is one of Hollywood’s rising stars. His very first outing, Jericho, quickly gained a cult following. When the network cancelled it, the fans who loved it fought to bring it back—and won! Following Jericho, Jon wrote and sold several pilots, and then went on to develop Human Target (a DC Comics adaptation) for Fox. It aired for two seasons. Always busy, he currently has three series in development, and it was just announced that ABC has ordered a pilot for his reimagined Beauty and the Beast.

Interview by Jason.

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Interview series with Hollywood writers.

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OK who else has recently been hooked on the now-cancelled TV series from 2006-7, called JERICHO?

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I was turned on to the series by BFTC user cwmeats, (thank you by the way.)  Although some of the subplots are predictable, the boy gets girl, boy looses girl and then the boy gets girl back type of stuff, the series was entertaining.

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Review found by K6FEJ.

This week, Monday's review is of the TV series JERICHO!

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Hi Everyone,

As some of you are already aware, my husband, Ranger Robert had a heart attack at the begining of the month. He had a triple by-pass operation and is recovering nicely. I've not been able to be on the Jericho boards as much this month, but I will be ramping up again after the New Year.

Jericho Restoration Update

At Comic Con 2011, IDW told us the Jericho announcement was postponed, but would be made at a future con. That statement was the one circulated. The actual statemenet from IDW is "A Jericho announcement would most likely by made at the next con."

The next con is WonderCon 2012. IDW has confirmed they will be at the con and asked if the Jericho Fan Table will be theere. I repllied yes and I was given a new contact.

Take a minute and let this all sink in. If the Fan Table is getting a new contact, then IDW is not done with Jericho!!!!

I also touched base with Dan Shotz this mnonth. Dan had nothing to report, but confirmed that when he gets news he will be in touch.

Please keep Jercho in your hearts and check in with the other rangers (in person or on-line) in the New Year.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays,


Gwen

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Source: Screenjunkies.

Article foound by KrzyKitty.

For the nights when laugh tracks and plot lines that run from A to B in a straight line no longer cut it for you, here are four shows like “The Event” that will leave you confused and intrigued.

Article by Dave Walker.

Source: NOLA.

A recent visit to the suburban soundstage of "Common Law" -- a shot-in-New Orleans, set-in-Los Angeles buddy-detective drama series for USA cable network set to premiere Jan. 26 in summer 2012 -- showed Hollywood magic at work indoors.

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Source: David Cooperstein's Blog.

This past week, Rino Scanzoni, chief investment officer at GroupM, openly decried Nielsen’s national, sample-based TV measurement. Although Scanzoni has an inherent bias (GroupM’s parent WPP owns Nielsen competitor, Kantar, which has a set-top-box data-based TV measurement system of its own called RaPiDview), his words still speak volumes about the state of TV audience measurement and the need for a new system.