Review by Dominick Evans.

Source: Literary Illusions.

I had heard the television commercials announcing Jericho, though I’d never paid that much attention to them. I have never been a huge television watcher on the CBS station. I have always been more loyal to ABC. My mom is an ABC Soap fanatic. We watch ABC News both locally and nationally, and when it came to television shows, it seemed more logical to watch ABC. I was more likely to catch a preview of an ABC show so I knew more about what was on television. I now realize the error of my ways and I owe it all to Jericho.

What would you do if many of the major cities in the United States were hit by nuclear bombs and your town descended into darkness as everyone lost power and communication with the outside world? That’s the premise of the hit television show, Jericho. Taking place in the fictional town of Jericho, Kansas, the citizens of this small town become aware of some major attack when they spot a mushroom cloud in the distance from what they believe is the city of Denver. They must first deal with fallout and then figure out how to survive with no ability to contact the outside world (by conventional means).

Article by Robert Seidman.

Source: TV By the Numbers.

Overnight TV ratings.

Article by Shaun Daily.

Source: Jericho Fan Central.

I have been remiss in this, as if it were not for him getting on board with the save campaign, we may not have had as strong a rally point..

Jeff Braverman of Nutsonline.com is the Jericho Ranger of the week.

Posted by jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho~On~CBS.

RubberPoultry put a Thank You card of sorts on the boards, and asks that we all sign it to show our support and thanks to the cast, production crew and of course those wonderful writers and producers!

Article by Anthony C. Lobaido.

Source: WorldNetDaily.

Not since they sold the New York Yankees to George Steinbrenner has CBS hit such a home run while swinging blindfolded. "Jericho" is a cultural phenomenon that inspires the imagination and brings tears of joy in more than a few episodes. Almost single handedly, the writers and producers of "Jericho" have restored at least a small measure of confidence in what network TV actually could be – moral, intelligent, family-oriented and visionary

Article by Emrah Guler.

Source: Turkish Daily News.

The people of small town Jericho see the nuclear cloud in the horizon, and that’s how the TV series ‘Jericho’ makes its debut. Has the world come to an end? That’s for the folks of Jericho and the devoted audience to find out

Article by Rich

Source: Copywrite Ink.

Hey! Nielsen, a new opinion-driven social network from the leading provider of television audience measurement and advertising information services worldwide, is in public beta. Beta is the operative word.

Article by Eleanor Baird.

Source: Convergence Culture Consortium.

Nielsen, the media rating giant, recently launched www.heynielsen.com, a site where anyone with an internet connection can set up a profile and comment on TV, movies, web sites, personalities and music. What makes this different from the millions of fan sites and blogs already online is that - it's well, Nielsen, a name that carries a fair bit of clout - but also that it's using data from its other properties, Billboard.com, HollywoodReporter.com and BlogPulse.com to develop the Hey! Nielsen Score which, according to the website, is "a real-time indicator of a topic's impact, influence, and value". Rather than deliver a single number and ranking, I will argue that the site's purpose is ultimately less obvious and more strategic.

Article by Myles McNutt.

Source: Cultural Learnings.

Okay, so this is jumping the gun on the week part a little, but the television week has essentially come to a close as of today. With it comes the end of a hectic and exciting public beta launch of Hey! Nielsen, where Television, Movies, Internet Sites and Celebrities are lauded, criticized and given a rating defining their popularity. It has been a week of growing pains, “spamming,” and a whole host of issues (good and bad) rising to the surface.

Article by Kystorms.

Source: Jericho~On~CBS.

Wow, as I was reading yesterdays production blog it dawned on me, its done. We are now that much closer to seeing season 2 on the telly.

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

I had never met Calli until she posted about September being Promote Jericho Month. She has impressed me ever since. You can find her at Jericho Rally Point and she's always full of good ideas

Article by staff.

Source: AOL Television.

Listing of shows on hold. Jericho is on the fourth page.

Article by Steve Hall.

Source: Adrants.

In an effort to more accurately capture true television viewership, Nielsen has announced it will triple the size of its national people meter to 37,000 households and 100,000 people. 100,000 to 300 million? Well that's better than before.

Article by Jon Lachonis.

Source: Buddy TV.

Kid Nation slipped strongly from its premiere this week. Down into the single digits as a matter of fact. A trend that will surely only continue in the weeks to come. This week it was a 9, next week probably a 7. Surprisingly, despite it's limited demographic appeal, a lot of critics, myself included, passed over Kid Nation as the possibility for the first canceled show of the season. It may have been one of the most missed predictions of the season. Nobody wants to see the children cry – no really, we don't want to see that – but it may be time for the tykes to pack it up. And, what better time to bring back Jericho.

Article by Anne Becker.

Source: Broadcasting and Cable.

In a marketing move, CBS launched a new Web site, EyeLab, that will allow consumers to create short-form clips by editing together content from CBS shows. Programming on the site will come from the network’s news and entertainment shows, as well as from sister cable channels CSTV and Showtime.

Article by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Verbal abuse doesn't leave evidence comparable to the bruises of physical battering. You may suffer in silence and isolation.

"A victim is often the target of angry outbursts, sarcasm, or cool indifference. The abuser's reaction to these actions is frequently cloaked in a "What's wrong with you?" attitude. She is accused of "making a mountain out of a molehill." Over time she loses her balance and equilibrium and begins to wonder if she is the one who is crazy."

Posted by David Lambert.

Source: TV Shows on DVD.

Experience the addictively dramatic series that's so compelling, fans wouldn't let it go when "Jericho The Frist Season" arrives on DVD October 2, 2007 from CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment.

Article by staff.

Source: The Man Room.

TheManRoom is offering the opporunity to take home a copy of Paramount Home Entertainment's 'Jericho: Season One' on DVD. Entry in the giveaway can be performed once per day for the entire 3 weeks it is active. To complete your FREE registration as a TMR member so you can enter, please visit the registration page. If you are already a member, head on over to the giveaway entry page

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Terocious is a fantastic Jericho fan and recently started a blog called Jericho Junction. He comments, Diggs, and is helpful and supportive. He's been the Monster Fan of the Week and is an all around great guy. Say hello to Terocious.

Article by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Central.

Promoting Jericho and Helping the Troops and other links.

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

I saw a recent post by Susan on the CBS Jericho board and I was so impressed that I immediately contacted her and asked for an interview. She is an example to all of us that hardships can make us stronger and that the world is a brighter place with laughter in it.

Article by Rosario Santiago.

Source: Buddy TV.

Filming is nearly complete for the seven-episode second season of the slightly resurrected Jericho. To say that the show has been fully resurrected would be stretching it a bit. With just a third of the regular number of episodes for a full series, Jericho seems more like a seriously ill patient awaiting an organ transplant or a blood transfusion

Article by Jason Van Horn and Christopher Monfette.

Source: IGN.

Contrary to what the band R.E.M might once have sung about, the end of the world doesn't start with earthquakes, birds and snakes, or an aeroplane (correct spelling mind you), and if you want to know why Lenny Bruce is not afraid, you better Google the man for yourself. Because in Jericho - both the name of the series and the town in which it takes place - it all starts with Jake rolling into the town, followed by the subsequent mushroom clouds off in the distance, signaling the beginnings of a nuclear attack, and the end of the American way of life as we know it.

Article by Michael Learmonth.

Source: Variety.

The Nielsen Co. wants to know what you think.
The ratings giant has begun beta testing an online social network to give passionate TV or film fans a forum to express their views -- with the studios and networks listening in.

The service, dubbed Hey! Nielsen, will allow visitors to sound off on music and film in addition to TV. It will tabulate a popular vote of enthusiasts from which it will derive a "Hey! Nielsen Score," designed to be a measure of buzz and audience engagement.

Article by Philip W. Palmer.

Source: The Sound Cart.

These past 2 episodes of Jericho have been really rough and tumble. Lots of difficult locations and situations. I've been able to do these things by having this rig ready to go at any time. I just burn a different sound DVD for these situations. It's working great!

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

I first met Paige when she posted on the CBS board asking for people to sign the petition for The Black Donnelly's which had just been cancelled. She watched an episode of Jericho and was hooked. Here's what she has to say:

Article by Kystorms.

Source: Jericho~On~CBS.

We are nearing the end of this campaign, and at this time we are only 18 away from 100 DVDs!
I know that we can get these last 18 by tonight, with some help from you!!

Article by Kenn Gold.

Source: MediaBlvd Magazine.

The fictional town of Jericho, from the hit CBS series, is located near the intersections of three major highways (I-70, Highawy 40, and Highway 83) in Kansas. The town closest to this in the real world is Oakley, and that became the location for the first annual Jericho convention, Jerichon, held September 14 to 16, 2007.

Lots of photos in this article.

Interview by Kystorms.

Source: Jericho~On~CBS.

It is my great pleasure to introduce my friend and fellow fan of Jericho, KayT. She works non stop to make sure that Jericho is a constant on peoples minds, promoting the show every chance she gets! She is also super fun to chat with and has great ideas to boot.

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Please allow me to introduce you to my friend Lisibee, Beth, Edna. Now, Lisibee/Beth is a wonderful person who loves Jericho.

Posted by Amy Vernon.

Source: Remote Access.

I previously blogged (read to the bottom) on the fact that actress Emily Rose, late of John from Cincinnati, was joining Jericho when it returns at midseason, whenever that might be.

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Gayle is a Digger extraordaire as well as commenter. You will see her everywhere posting as azlady4. I appreciate her time in doing this interview and I've loved knowing more about her.

Article by Kimberly Nordyke.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter.

Orla Brady has been tapped to play James Woods' ex-wife on CBS' "Shark," while Emily Rose has landed arcs on ABC's "Brothers & Sisters" and CBS' "Jericho."

Letter by David Marshall.

Source: Sci Fi Weekly.

It's nice to come in here and constantly read the list of rants about the suits at SCI FI Channel and at the other networks. It makes me appreciate how uncomplicated my life really is at times.

Article by Kystorms.

Source: Jericho~On~CBS.

I hope this is something that everyone will want to get involved in - A Time Line of the events that lead from May 13th that brought us to today, with us having seven more shows!

This can be something we can all download and keep for our memories! I am going to begin with going back to the oldest posts, the posts that showcase each fan and their efforts in saving Jericho... nuts and all!

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Auntvonna is a familiar fixture on the Jericho front. I've seen her posting and commenting so wanted to know her better. She agreed to this interview so get to know this sweet lady.

Article by Joseph Weisenthal.

Source: Paidcontent.org.

Seattle-based BuddyTV, a TV community site, is being acquired by Comcast (NSDQ: CMCSA), paidContent.org has learned from sources.

Post by Jericho John.

Source: Guardians of Jericho.

Looking back on Jerichon 2007 and forward to Jerichon 2008.

If you were not in Oakley it’s hard to describe the experience. First of all, we got to meet face to face friends whom we knew only electronically. It was nice to see what everyone look like, to hear their voices and to share meals with them. Additionally, me made a whole bunch of new friends in the town of Oakley.

Article by Eric Goldman.

Source: IGN.

Last week IGN TV was among a group of journalists who paid a visit to the set of Jericho. This was especially notable because the fact that Jericho's sets still exist at all is rather amazing, given that the show was cancelled by CBS in May only to rather miraculously be renewed after an attention getting campaign by the fans that saw CBS flooded with shipments of nuts.

Posted by Amy Vernon.

Recap by Nuciferous1.

Source: Remote Access.

Recap of last episode by Nuciferous1.

Article by Jim Bawden.

Source: Toranto Star.

Nuts! Let's just say CBS Entertainment is a bit nuts. To promote next month's DVD release of the first season of Jericho, CBS is despatching thousands of bags of peanuts to video retailers and even critics. Jericho fans, of course, became famous for sending CBS headquarters in Manhattan with packages of nuts. And a print ad says "Save It Again ... On DVD." But CBS sources assure us these nuts are new and not recycled.

Interview by Lisa Steinberg.

Source: Starry Constellation Magazine

An interview with Sprague Grayden.

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Our Survivalist friend, Deborah, is back. Actually, I'm happy to announce that she has agreed to write a monthly article for us. She'll be writing about subjects that will help us get prepared. I hope you'll enjoy it. Many thanks to Deborah

Article by Amy Vernon.

Source: Remote Access.

For the finale, we have a return engagement by our beloved Edna and Margie, co-guest bloggers and Jericho’s eldest residents.

Article by Brent Evans.

Source: BrentEvans Geek Tonic.

I was reading the Kansas City Star newspaper this morning and noticed an Associated Press blip about this festival in Oakley Kansas. Now festivals are a very common thing in small towns, but this one is quite different.

Interview by Laura Swisher.

Source: TV.com.

TV.com's Laura Swisher talks to Jericho's Brad Beyer about who he'd cast as the new president, his time in NY, and how he responds to eager fans.

Interview by Laura Swisher.

Source: TV.com.

TV.com's Laura Swisher talks to Jericho's Brad Beyer about the new season, losing one of the show's characters, and the power of over 40,000 pounds of nuts.

Posted by staff.

Source: Zimbio.

Actor Lennie James arrives at the 5th Annual Primetime Emmy Nominees' BAFTA Tea Party at Wattles Mansion on September 15, 2007 in Los Angeles, California.

Interview by Lisa Steinberg.

Source: Starry Constellation Magazine.

Shoshannah Stern Interview.

Article by Adam Everett Marshall.

Source: KWCH Kansas.

The town of Oakley in Northwest Kansas has visitors from all over the world this weekend.

It's a small town where fans of the CBS show Jericho are gathering for Jerichon 2007. A convention that includes Oakley recreating the fictional town Jericho for the weekend.

Article by staff.

Source: TV Week.

Remember when CBS’s Quincy Smith referred to innertube as CBS.com/nobodycomeshere?

So the network started its “CBS Interactive Network” to distribute its shows across portals like AOL and Joost.

Photos by staff.

Source: Movie Shots LA.

Four pages of photos of the Jericho set.

Article by Associated Press.

Source: International Herald Tribune - France.

OAKLEY, Kansas: Fans of the CBS show "Jericho" fought for the drama to stay on the air. Now they plan to re-create Jericho this weekend in a Kansas city some believe resembles the show's fictional town isolated by a nuclear terrorist attack.

Article by Staff.

Source: The Hays Daily News.

Schedule of events for Jerichon.

Article by Josef Adalian.

Source: Variety.

There's something a little nutty about the way CBS Home Entertainment is tubthumping next month's DVD release of "Jericho."
Usually, studios like to overhype a skein's performance in order to sell the DVD, bragging about its status as, say, the No. 1 show among left-handed women aged 18-24. The Eye, however, has decided to embrace "Jericho's" recent near-death experience.

A soon-to-launch print ad campaign for the Oct. 2 release urges consumers to "Save It Again... on DVD." It's a not-so-subtle reference to the fact that fan support helped rescue the show from cancellation.

Article by Alan Stanley Blair.

Source: SyFy Portal.

When CBS announced that “Jericho” was cancelled after one season, fans from all over the world banded together in a relentless campaign to save the series. Not too long afterward, their efforts were rewarded when the network announced that the series would return for another year.
And although the show won’t be back until early 2008, details of the second season are already making their way to the Internet.

Article by Cindy White.

Source: Sci Fi Wire.

The producers of CBS' post-apocalyptic series Jericho invited SCI FI Wire to tour the set of the show, which is currently in production, and offered a few spoilers about the upcoming second season.

Article by Jon Lachonis.

Source: Buddy TV.

The creator of The 4400, Scott Peters, will be bringing his special magic to CBS' Jericho. Peters will be directing what may be the next-to-last episode of the post apocalyptic drama which is so far only scheduled to run for seven episodes. As The 4400's small but extremely loyal following knows, Peters is capable of delivering intense television action.

Posted by Jericho Saved.

Source: Arabelle's Alley.

Jericho DVD for sale in CBS online store.

Brad Beyer's new movie comes out Sept. 14

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

I saw Debby around the CBS board for a while until I really started to pay attention. She doesn't always have a lot to say but she's always ready to Digg, comment, and help others. I think she's a great person. Hope you do too.

Posted by Amber.

Source: Watching Jericho.

When I was on Shaun’s show last Friday, one of the callers was Jeff, the wonderful man who runs Jericho Times, a weekly newsletter (and lots of other stuff - check out the site), which I thought was an absolutely wonderful idea, and I’m glad he called in, otherwise I probably would have missed it.

Posted by Amy Vernon.

Source: Remote Access.

I do loves me some cross-pollination on my favorite shows.

Article by Steven Chupnick.

Source: comingsoon.net.

ComingSoon.net was invited to the Van Nuys, CA set where we spoke to the producers and creators of the show, as well as Lennie James who plays Robert Hawkins. We were also able to take a sneak peak at some clips from Season 2 and watch a scene from episode 5.

Posted by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

This lovely young lady certainly needs no introduction. We all know and love her as "Bonnie." She was so gracious about doing this interview even in the midst of her busy life. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Article by Lisa McGarry.

Source: Unreality TV.

When a nuclear explosion occurs on the horizon, the residents of Jericho suddenly find themselves in a state of utter pandemonium. Isolated and descending into deeper chaos, the inhabitants of Jericho battle with the fear of the unknown. Clues are sought to discover why the explosion occurred, if more than one blast took place and if the population of Jericho are now the only Americans still alive? One of last year’s break-out hits in the States, post-apocalyptic cult drama Jericho comes to ITV4 this October. Jericho is brand new to ITV4, Wednesdays from 3 October at 8pm.

Article by David Kronke.

Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Two series' success stories in the online world last season may dictate what shows networks decide to put on their schedules in the future.

Buy a link hereNBC's "Heroes," bolstered by elaborate online content such as an Internet comic book charting the adventures of the show's characters, became one of the season's most popular hits.

And CBS' post-apocalyptic saga "Jericho," initially canceled because of low ratings late in the season, was resurrected thanks not only to an online campaign to bring the show back, but by network executives' astonishment at the depth of the passion of fans in online message boards.

Posted by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Xwarp was Ranger of the Week so Congratulations!

He works hard for Jericho and gave us Jeritopia. I never did chats until I went there and found out how easy it is to use.

Posted by Jericho Saved.

Source: Arabelle's Alley.

Jericho Promotion Month, September 2007
A Proclamation by Jericho Rally Point

It is DO OR DIE TIME for the promotion of Jericho . . .

Article by staff.

Source: Toranto Star.

All those people who saved the show Jericho by mailing CBS peanuts have a place to air their obsession: at a fan get-together next weekend in Oakley, Kan. See guardiansofjericho.org.

Article by Julio M. Merino Vidal.

Source: The Julipedia.

Just finished watching Jericho's first season, aired during the summer on the Spanish Tele 5 channel. What an incredible drama show! It has all ingredients to keep you hooked: well balanced characters, good acting and scenery, lots of action and, of course, a good dose of suspense (OK, not as much as in Lost, but that's exaggerate).

Article by Joel Rubinoff.

Source: The Record (Canada)

In the end, the fate of Jericho (8 p.m. on CBS) -- the post-apocalyptic drama about a small Kansas community struggling for survival after a nuclear blast -- came down to nuts.

"NUTS!" yelped prodigal son Jake (Skeet Ulrich) in last season's finale, echoing a famous Second World War general when ordered to surrender his beloved town to menacing outsiders.

"NUTS!" yelped fans incensed when CBS announced the series cancellation after a midseason ratings dip, promptly sending 20 tonnes of the fatty snack treats to network brass as a spirited protest measure.

Posted Rich Becker.

Source: Copywrite Ink.

The first to feel the sting was Mark Burnett’s failed reality series, Pirate Master. The show ended with a whimper on Aug. 28. The final episode aired online, more than a month after CBS had yanked the first program to be targeted by Jericho fans.

Now, Kid Nation, which is CBS’s second attempt to put up a new reality show, this time into the 8 p.m. Wednesday timeslot, is at risk of becoming an advertising ghost town, according to Advertising Age.

Posted by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Central.

Fan of the Week

Morgan is a patient, caring, generous, fun Jericho fan. She creates games and fun not only for the boards but for Jeritopia.

"Cultural Learnings: The House that ‘Jericho’ Built"

"CBS Promotes Fall Lineup Through Supermarket Meat Counters"

Posted by Amy Vernon.

Source: Remote Access.

Today we have a return engagement by guest blogger Kay. She was one of our first volunteers for the Great Jericho Blogging Experiment.

We revisit our hero, Jake, as he is being interrogated by Constantino — and threatening harm to Eric doesn’t sway Jake’s refusal to give up Hawkins’ name. He’s taken back to his cell to find those threats are not idle — Eric has been worked over by the sheriff’s thugs. Eric looks Jake over, “Looks like they went easy on you…”

Article by Amber.

Source: Watching Jericho.

In other casting news, Chris Kramer has signed onto CBS’ Jericho. He will be playing Chavez, an old friend of Robert Hawkins (Lennie James).

An old friend of Hawkins? My first question is he an old friend like Sarah was an old friend, or could he might possibly be someone on the “White Hat” side of Hawkins’ past? What do you think?

Article by Philip W. Palmer.

Source: The Sound Cart.

This season of Jericho I decided to try and cut down on my waste of one use alkaline and lithum batteries. We would go through a bucket of batteries every couple of weeks under normal operation. The wireless transmitters, IFB receivers, sync boxes, TC slates and many other items all use 9 volt and AA batteries. So I have given it a try and I am very pleased with the results.

Article by Lisa Claustro.

Source: Buddy TV.

CBS' Jericho has yet to premiere its highly-anticipated second season, but fans have been getting a continuous dose of the series, thanks to the show's highly interactive website, regularly updated production blog and Friday night reruns.

Tonight, fans will get the opportunity to chat with executive producer, Dan Shotz. He is expected to log on to the show's official chat room at 8pm ET/PT. While talking with Shotz, fans can also watch the episode “One if By Land."

Posted by Amy Vernon.

Source: Remote Access.

So, we have One If By Land airing at 8 tonight, with guest blogs coming over the weekend by Kay and newbie (to the guest blogs, that is), Erika (known as kricka all over the Jericho boards).

At the same time, Exec Prod Dan Shotz will be online at the Jericho site for a live chat.

Then, next weekend, we have a double shot of Jericho.

Article by Jon Lachonis.

Source: Buddy TV.

Jericho's stalwart fans are on the right track by pushing for DVD sales, but the show has yet to significantly push the needle. With fans hoping to bolster the shows viewer ship by launching initiatives to purchase Jericho's first season for friends and family, the show is lagging far behind on its contemporaries in terms of pre-orders. Lost).

Jericho has succeeded in telling an interesting, conspiratorial story full of meaningful subtext, but it did not bridge into the science fiction tinged mentality that some expected it would when the series started out. Those are the fans that typically put more emphasis on owning a memento of the show, as evidenced by Heroes current number 2 position on Amazon's best selling DVD list.

Interview by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

Maureen Ryan is the TV critic for the Chicago Tribune and she's very good at her job. I read her posts even if I don't watch the show she's discussing. Some of you may recall her posts about Jericho and you can find them here. My favorites anyway. I am so honored that Maureen granted me this interview. I am most appreciative as she is one busy lady. May I present to you my favorite TV critic in the world?

Posted by staff.

Source: Jericho Blog.

So we all know Jericho was canceled and then revived by CBS. And in an effort to bring in new viewers, CBS is airing re-runs of the show at 9pm each Friday evening. The only problem is they are not marketing it again, and apparently from this past week’s ratings, no one is watching. Here is what Media Life Magazine had to say about the ratings:

Article by MaryAnn Johanson.

Source: Film.com.

Used to be, if you were a character in a popular TV show or movie, you knew who the bad guys were. They wore black hats, or they spoke with a funny accent or perhaps had a skin color different from yours, or their philosophies could be boiled down to "Smash! Grab!" Now? Sheesh. The bad guys are hidden all around you. They look just like you ... partly because the good guys also sometimes wear black hats or speak with funny accents or have a different skin color from yours. The bad guys blend in. And they're complicated. Hell, sometimes, these days, you can't even be sure if the bad guys are the bad guys at all. Maybe you're the bad guy. Maybe you aren't -- but it's easy to see why the guys you think are bad believe that they're the good guys, and you're the bad.

So much for mindless entertainment. This is enough to make your head spin.

Posted by Jericho Saved.

Source: Jericho Monster.

I first saw TrapperJohnD on the CBS message board then he announced he had a petition he would like Americans to sign. I also posted the petition on one of my blogs and visited his website which is very nice. I began having so many visitors to my blogs from Germany that I felt I had to do this interview. Trapper kindly agreed. Here's an interesting look at Jericho from a German fan.

Posted by Jericho Saved.

Source: Arabelle's Alley.

Margie: Hello everyone. Welcome. People in Jericho have always turned to me for advice so I decided to write a little column so more folks could benefit. I don't mind helping one person but, this way, I can help many at one time. God gave me my wisdom so I could share it. I intend to share it with you.
My word! What is that racket? Did you hear it?

Posted by Amy Vernon.

Source: Remote Access.

They were such a hit this weekend on Remote Access’ weekly (except for football pre-emptions) Jericho recap that Edna and Margie decided to start their own advice column.

Check it out here. By the by, if you’re ever interested in finding out more about the many, many, many Jericho fans out there, Jericho Monster has been posting dozens of fan interviews. Check those out here.

Article by Philip W. Palmer.

Source: The Sound Cart.

We are a few days into episode 5 of season 2. Guy Bee is our director for this ep. Guy was our director for "Rogue River" and "Coalition of the Willing" last year. A seasoned veterin of the Jericho family. Very happy to have him for another great, action packed episode.

Posted by Kystorms.

Source: Jericho~On~CBS.

Congratulations Jericho Fan Lisibee for winning the Video Contest over at Nuts For Jerhico.

Lisibee has been a solid video maker during this campaign, with a lot of awesome videos. This is one unique video, but I would like to add that everyones entries were totally great!!!!

I hope we see more contest like this, Laracroft6669 did a great job in pulling this together, a big kudos to you Lara.

Article by Randy Cordova of Teh Arizona Republic.

Source: Azcentral.

CBS canceled the freshman sci-fi drama Jericho this year. The move met with an outcry from fans that was, quite literally, nutty.

It worked. The network changed its mind and the show is scheduled to return next year.

Fans campaigning to save their favorite series is not a recent phenomenon. But in this Internet-savvy age, expect to see it happen more often, and with more possibilities of success.