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August 2007
Posted by Amy Vernon.
Source: Remote Access.
And now for something completely different.
A little while back, I asked previous Jericho guest bloggers Jane and Beth to make a return engagement to blog on Casus Belli (which, by the by, is Latin for “Cause for War”). They accepted and then behind my back conspired to do something totally creative and different and fun for this week’s guest blog.
I had no idea back in June, when I asked for guest bloggers in a total experiment for this blog, that we’d get such well-written and creative entries.
Events as seen through the eyes of Edna and Margie, two of Jericho’s oldest residents
Article by Nellie Andreeva.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter.
Filmmaker Jon Turteltaub is putting down roots in television with his first overall deal -- a two-year pact with CBS Paramount Network Television.
Under the deal, Turteltaub will develop and executive produce projects in all TV genres through his Junction Entertainment banner run by Karim Zreik and Dan Shotz.
Article by Josef Adalian.
Source: Variety.
"National Treasure" helmer Jon Turteltaub is expanding his TV presence, inking a multiyear overall deal with CBS Paramount Network TV.
Turteltaub -- exec producer of the Eye's cult fave "Jericho" -- will create, develop and produce drama, comedy and reality series for the studio under his Junction Entertainment banner. Karim Zreik and Dan Shotz run day-to-day business at Junction and serve as co-exec producers on "Jericho."
Article by Philip W. Palmer.
Source: The Sound Cart.
Here is a photo taken from our set out at Big Sky... aka. Richmond Farm. I think that's our Fire Safety Officer enjoying the sunset.
Article by Paul William Tenny.
Source: The Media Pundit.
Just posting this for Jericho fans, this isn't news by any means, but I thought you might like to know about this. Stephen King has column at Entertainment Weekly (what a waste of a place) where King writes about "pop dope", the stuff you've just got to have when it comes to culture. McDonalds, Harry Potter, etc. It's a great little read and there was this bit that caught my eye, because I know how fans of Jericho scour the net for any and all information related to the show. I thought it was cool, and I bet they will too.
Article by Kristin.
Source: Watch with Kristin on E! Online.
Matthew in Traverse City, Michigan: I cannot believe Jericho fans actually succeeded in getting the show back. Is it really true, or is CBS just giving false hope?
Not at all, my friend. In fact, Jericho begins shooting its second season later this month! Mazel tov to the brave men and women who spearheaded that nutty campaign. Now for a little scoop: We're told the show welcomes a new character in the premiere: Col. Hoffman, a reliable and experienced military man, just might fill the void left by Mayor Johnston Green (Gerald McRaney). Apparently, he's a good family guy, known for being faithful to his wife (who has been missing since the attacks) and fair to the men in his command. He plays a key role this year.
Posted by CBS.
Source: You Tube.
The cast answer questions about characters and scenes while the producers share insights about the story.
Posted by CBS.
Source: You Tube.
The cast and crew talk about the new season and Gerald McRaney before taking questions from the audience.
Posted by CBS.
Source: You Tube.
Skeet Ulrich, Lennie James, Ashley Scott and the producers answer questions about the return of JERICHO.
Interview by Jennifer Moreno.
Source: Actors Life.
Richard Speight, Jr. is currently beginning his second season as a recurring character on the popular CBS drama Jericho. He has also starred in the award-winning miniseries Band of Brothers on HBO, The Agency on CBS, and has appeared in numerous other films and TV shows such as Thank You For Smoking, Yes, Dear, Into the West, Supernatural, and CSI: Miami. He also co-wrote and starred in Adrift: Open Water 2 for Lion’s Gate Films, as well as directing and starring in the feature film North Beach, a comedy The San Francisco Chronicle called “a little gem” and FilmCritic.com rated with 4 1⁄2 out of 5 stars.
Interview by staff.
Source: Extra TV.
He plays a hunky hero on CBS’s primetime hit “Jericho,” and between takes, Skeet Ulrich is quickly becoming a Hollywood heartthrob.
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Article by Vic Holtreman.
Source: Screen Rant.
The "will they wrap the story at seven episodes or not" debate regarding Jericho's return is starting to give me a headache.
Review by Robert Talbert.
Source: Casting Out Nines.
I found out during one of my interminable waits in the Charlotte airport that CBS has this site called Innertube, where you can view entire episodes of some of its shows for free. Included in that list of shows is the entire first series of Jericho, a drama that has become a cult favorite even though it was cancelled after its first series. I watched the first episode in the airport, and I was hooked.
Article by Philip W. Palmer.
Source: The Sound Cart.
It's Friday here on the set of Jericho. We've spent the last couple of days out at the ranch getting dusty. Glad to be back in the air conditioning.
Thank you to all the Rangers and fans who have posted comments and sent shouts through BlogCatalog. It's great to hear from all of you.
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