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Strong review of the Season 2 DVD set up over at IGN, but what really caught my eye was this tantalizing tidbit: It's pretty much understood that there's going to be some type of final closure on the Jericho story coming down the road, whether on screen, or offscreen in some other fashion...

Not cancellation- or finale-related per se, but found something else interesting that addresses a minor storyline question that came up earlier in this thread: One of the producers recently said (and I quote, posted over at the IMDB boards): ...Interesting. So there we have it, the...

From AICN today: But time is short. They need to lock down the cast and crew again if a third season's gonna happen.

Bill Hunt has a nice rant about the Jericho cancellation up over at The Bits right now, and the points he raises are totally spot-on-the-mark. Too much reality TV horseshit is taking over the audience base -- you can only slice that pie so many ways -- with these same people being far too...

Heh...thanks, and I might just bring back ol' Tiberius down the road, here. ;) That said, some somber news, reported last night on Shaun "O'Mac" Daily's Blog Talk Radio show...apparently Jericho isn't coming back to CBS, but it ain't like most of us were expecting this to happen anyways...

Partially correct, except also that Paramount, who own the show, would likely insist upon using the "cliffhanger" ending even if a CBS cancellation were imminent, if another network is wanting to pick the show up. It'd be like when Stargate SG-1 went from Showtime to Sci-Fi, and continued on...

Given the fact, though, that Sci-Fi made a hefty offer to pick the show up last year, and are airing the series in repeats right now (and will be re-broadcasting Season 2 very soon), leads one to think that something's probably in the offing on that front, as a contingency against a CBS...

Agreed, and so now does this mean that perhaps President Tomarchio is actually innocent of any involvement in the September nukings? Or J&R as a whole? If you listen to the voice rhythms, speech patterns and cadences of Hawkins's mystery informant, it sounds an awful lot like Daniel Benzali...

This was posted over on the CBS Jericho board: Jericho did a 3.9 and 4.0 for the half-hours, with just under 6 million viewers....down from nearly 7 million last week. OK, but not great. But knowing the Jericho audience, that number should significantly skyrocket once the iTunes, DVR, and...

There are regional Homeland Security facilities (sort of like command centers) set up around the country, which are intended to send out messages like that in the event of a loss of centralized leadership...the people of Jericho evidently got one coming from one of the "Midwest" zone-centers.

Maybe, but there's also the fact that the President, the VP, the entire Cabinet, Congress, and everyone else in Washington is, well...dead, and their successors fighting over the remnants. (Right there's pretty much all the proof I needed that D.C. got taken out. :) )

Nice job on the map, Adam -- I totally dig it. (There's also the Hawaii-nuking revealed on Hawkins's map in "Reconstruction" that's missing here). Of course, on another related note, I just wish that someone would slap the producers upside their heads and tell them to get consistent with the...

Here is some interesting information posted by Jericho producer Karim Zreik over at another forum, concerning the show's future (paraphrased): He and Dan Shotz do the final edits on the episodes...no one from CBS has called them or any one at Junction/Jericho Productions and asked to have the...

Last night's Morse code: So Jennings & Rall evidently had a hand in the actual nuclear attacks themselves. I thought that maybe they were simply collaborators set up to move in once the bombs went off, but this is far more sinister. The plane that dropped the Nagasaki bomb was "Bock's Car."...

Another thing that just struck me, after watching the season premiere again: Was there any significance to Mimi's comment that the woman from Jennings & Rall had such "nice skin"? With only seven episodes, the producers are making the writing very tight, so I think they wouldn't just throw...

Nice...

Anyone notice at least two more nuked cities added to Hawkins's map? Honolulu, HI and another city in New Jersey. (Newark?) Despite this, the show keeps insisting on giving us the "23 bombed cities" figure, which is now WAY too low from all the onscreen evidence. Also...a civil war is...