Review by Michael Kasaboski.

Source: The Geek Effect.

Review of different comics, including Jericho issue #3.

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Source: Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy.

Rundown on issue #3

Posted by John J Joex.

Source: Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy.

The third issue of Jericho Season 3: Civil Wars is here at last and delivers yet another excellent installment in the series.

Posted by Bruce Simmons.

Source: Stuff on Bruismm.

I just got done watching Jericho, which has been airing on the Syfy Channel all day.

Posted by owner.

Source: Suzetopia.

In the post 9/11 era and the ensuing trainwreck that was the Bush administration, television dramas began to articulate a broad range of different responses to the political ramifications of the new post-Cold War order.  Programs like Lost, 24, Heroes, and Battlestar Galactica navigated through the various issues floating around our collective conciousness: terrorism, fear, torture, rigged elections, human rights, corrupt government, and so forth.  Somewhere in there, lost in the shuffle, was a little gem of a show called Jericho which aired for a scant two seasons. 

Posted by Sci Fi Freak73.

Source: Sci Fi Bloggers.

S hort review of the series.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: JEBS.

Click on the title to read the announcements.

Posted by Ratkeeper.

Source: Blackjack Fairgrounds.

Issue #2 of Jericho Season 3 - Civil War comic.

Review by Michael Slatter.

Source: Newsvine.

The compelling story of Jake and Hawkins continues as a high ranking A.S.A officer visits Jericho.

Review by John J. Joex.

Source: Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy.

For the Jericho faithful, I will be giving a full rundown of the comic series each month, providing a detailed synopsis of the story plus some additional commentary (I will be revising my previous review of Issue #1 to follow this format as well).

Posted by owner.

Source: The Life of the Traegorn.

I've been taking advantage of this policy, and have been going through episodes of Jericho while working, the American Post-Apocalyptic Drama, not the British Detective show (considering how much British TV I watch that distinction is actually quite important). I forgot how much I absolutely love this show. There's something about it as a divergence from stereotypical post-apocalyptic fare which endears it to me greatly.

Posted by Medabotsoundwave.

Source: You Tube.

A review of the first issue of season 3, by a young ranger.

Posted by staff.

Source: online4uTV.

Preview pages, from Devils Due Publishing, and video from the 2nd issue of the comic.

Editor: Link to DDP story

Posted by staff,

Source: Axiom's Edge Science Fiction and Fantasy.

New Jericho comics from the minds of the Jericho writing team and written by Jason M. Burns!

Editor: The release date for the second issue is January 13, 2010.

Posted by Alan Smith.

Source: QuOMPS.

Post found by K6FEJ.

I probably could have done a top 20 list for this one but I think these are the best shows that weren't given their proper due. My criteria for making this list was almost exclusively that the series aired for less than three seasons. Something of note is that six of these shows were on FOX. Could there be a trend?

Note: Jericho is number 3!