Posted by Eric.

Source: The Pullbox.

The current trend of bringing “un-finished” sci-fi properties to comics has no end in sight.   Devil’s Due has jumped in with Jericho.

Article by Chris Arrant.

Source: Newsrama.

After a string of nuclear attacks on 23 of the biggest cities in the United States, the survivors are left overwhelmed and under-prepared. In the small Kansas town of Jericho, the townspeople pull together (and in some cases, fall apart) as they struggle to survive on their own. In the wake of the attacks, Jericho is cut off from the rest of the world – and when they do eventually regain contact with the outside world, they see people and places more fractured and blood-thirsty than their own hometown. This story, chronicles in the recent television series Jericho on CBS, ran for two seasons and was canceled twice before not even fervent fan campaigns could bring it back to the television screen. But just as the show itself showed the tenacity of Americans in diversity, the show itself is fighting back – and fighting on, in comic book form.

Posted by owner.

Source: Jamdin's Journal.

CBS may have canned the tv series but Jericho: Civil War is a six-issue mini series about what would have happened if a third season was produced.

Posted by epiphany_maria,

Source: My Den.

Picking up where season 2 left off, the AS takes revenge on Texas, Jake broods, the civil war must be fought differently and Hawkins sets out on another impossible mission.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click on the title to see the announcements.

Posted by Greg Stanley.

Source: Monsters and Critics.

Announcement that Jerihco is continuing in comic form.

Posted by TFAWvideos

Source: You Tube.

Video found by K6FEJ.

Video review by Elisabeth and Josh.

Posted by Rubberpoultry,

Source: Save Jericho Again.

If you’re a Jericho fan, you probably already aware of the fact that today all across the country, the new season 3 comic book releases. The 6 issue comic book picks up right where the show left off and has the same kind of intensity and action that we came to love in season 2.

Posted by owner.

Source: Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy

You can’t keep a good story down!  Even though CBS cancelled the show (twice), fans continued to scream for more and starting today their demands will be answered

Interview by Elisabeth.

Source: tfaw

There’s has been such a huge groundswell of interest in Jericho Season 3: Civil War, the upcoming comics series from Devil’s Due Publishing, that when TFAW.com got a chance to interview part of the creative team, we jumped at the chance! As you may already know, Jericho Season 3: Civil War is the official continuation of the much-loved Jericho CBS television show starring Skeet Ulrich, Lennie James, and Ashley Scott.

Review by Russ Burlingame.

Spurce: Newsrama.

Most of the time, if someone hands me season three of a television show and goes, “Check this out, man, you’re gonna love it,” I do one of two things: Either I ignore them, or I go back and watch the first two seasons first to give myself some grounding. With Jericho, whose third season is a comic book miniseries, I felt no such need; I had the basic concept just from reading articles and seeing ads on TV: America has undergone a massive attack which has left us crippled and at war with ourselves. The finer details sort themselves out in this issue, which does a pretty great job of setting up the characters and the conflict for those of us who’ve never seen the show, without stepping all over the plot. Hardcore fans of the show, of course, might disagree with me...but I think they’d have a hard time disagreeing too vehemently because A LOT happens in this issue, and the last couple of pages set up for a very action-packed second issue.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

The Big Day Has Arrived...  "JERICHO Season Three: Civil War" The Comic Book Series The First Issue hits comic book stands this Wednesday Nov. 25th nationwide. The Jericho writing and producing team is behind this 6-issue series that picks up right where we left off.  The artwork is amazing and the story has been crafted by all the writers.  I co-wrote the first issue. Go to one of the 4000 comic book shops in the country or go to www.devilsdue.net to order for home delivery. Link: https://store.devilsdue.net/product_info.php?products_id=571 Spread the word.  Thanks for all the support. Dan

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click on the title to see the announcement.

Posted by owner.

Source: Cyber Theater.

Does Epix pose a threat to Netflix?

Posted by Larissa.

Source: Future Traditions.

This week we have another shorter episode, as Larissa is off participating in National Novel Writing Month! Suzanne and Heidi are present, though, keeping you up to date on the Jericho news, entertaining you with fanfic, and Andy even stops in with his thoughts on Episode 4 of Jericho! Enjoy

Interview by Abbie Bernstein.

Source: iF Magazine.

In Part 2 of our exclusive interview, the British actor living in America tells us more about his work on the new version of THE PRISONER and what he would have liked to see happen for his Robert Hawkins character on JERICHO.

Posted by ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Dan Shotz to be on Shaun O'Mac Show

November 20th 3 p.m. PST
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/shaunomacradio

Message from Dan:

Interview by Hanh Nguyan.

Source: Zap 2 It.

The former "Jericho" star greeted a small group of reporters, including me, to the set of "CSI: NY" where he was filming his second episode of a three-episode arc in which he plays a mysterious killer who stumps Detective Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) and his team.

Interview by Abbie Bernstein.

Source: iF magazine.

The actor talks about playing 147, reinventing a television classic and working in a German village in Namibia that has its own climate

Article by Bryan Enk.

Source: Inside TV,AOL.

Here are some other sci-fi television series that met their makers too soon.

Posted by Nikki Finke.

Source: Deadline Hollywood.

The saying in Hollywood is, "Never let them see you sweat". But Showtime CEO Matt Blank is rattled by the launch of EPIX -- that new premium entertainment service owned by Viacom, Paramount, Lionsgate and what's left of MGM. So much so that he’s instructed his marketing team to buy Showtime online advertisements on Google every time someone searches for Epix information

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click on the title to see the announcements.

Interview by Jeffrrey Renaud.

Source: Comic Book Resources.

While comic fans are anxious to see what AMC can do with an adaptation of Robert Kirkman's "Walking Dead" - currently in pre-production - serialized storytelling appetites will no doubt be whet by the network's latest production, a remake of the 1967 cult classic TV series "The Prisoner."

Editor: The author asks about the Jericho comic book.

Article by Pete Bart.

Source: Variety.

Article about the history of the division of CBS and Viacom and what has caused the current tension with the introduction of Epix.

Article by staff.

Source: Reuters.

Lions Gate Entertainment Corp said on Tuesday that movie channel Epix, which it co-owns with Viacom Inc's Paramount and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, is on track in negotiations to secure other distribution partners soon.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click the title to see the announcement.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

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Posted by mrsb108.

Source: Spoiler Geeks.

Although it is in comic form but hey.....

Posted by DarkUFO.

Source: Spoiler TV.

Another mention of the eight page preview.

Interview by Liana Bekakos.

Source: Eclipse Magazine.

Interview with The Trickster, Richard Speight Jr.

Posted by Henry Villadiego.

Source: After the Transition.

A good artile on Epix and a clip from the CNN interview with Mark Greenberg.

Posted by owner.

Source: Ruler of the Interwebs.

I've been watching Jericho, a TV show cancelled in 2007 after a short one season but was critically acclaimed as "good TV". I agree. It is good TV.

 Editor: This article is critical of some of the minute details that I certainly missed.  I guess Jericho is failry good if people have to find very small details to nitpick aobut.

Article by Wayne Friedman.

Source: Media Daily News.

If the new Coalition for Innovative Media Measurement seemed like a competitor to Nielsen, its announced upcoming meeting on Nov. 10 with five research companies doesn't show it. As a first step in coming up with innovation regarding set-top box data, CIMM has invited Rentrak, TiVo, TRA, TNS -- and Nielsen -- to the New York City meeting as a first step to its request for proposal (RFP) process. Those five companies are current providers of set-top box data.