"Jericho," the post-apocalyptic CBS drama whose devoted fans rallied to save it from cancellation, has met its end.
"Jericho" fans who slammed CBS with protests over the drama's cancellation have won the battle: It will return next season, the network said Wednesday.
Possibly taking a page from the book used by Friday Night Lights, CBS Paramount is – allegedly – looking into a deal with cable provider Comcast. According to a report in the New York Times, discussions have already been underway involving a possible deal to revive Jericho.
Considering all of the storytelling options available, it seems quite possible that the recently canceled Jericho could return in some form. The executive producers of the series are currently exploring all options, but we have the three best possibilities.
If CBS had made Jericho available on demand then we'd be looking forward to a third series right now. Instead, the dinosaurs at the TV networks are sticking by outdated viewing models
"Jericho," the post-apocalyptic CBS drama whose devoted fans rallied to save it from cancellation, has met its end.
The great CBS show Jericho has been cancelled again. But there are hopes to move it to another network.
The nuts campaign convinced CBS to give us another (short) season of Jericho, but now it looks like the show is indeed canceled for good.
"Jericho" has been canceled, and no amount of peanuts will bring it back.
The dramatic Season 1 finale of CBS' "Jericho" concluded with two high-stakes cliffhangers: Will a Kansas town of nuclear war survivors successfully fight off a lawless invading militia? And will a network that dares to renew "Jericho" despite its below-the-line ratings be reward …
Last year fans of Jericho set a precedent – the ability of fans to unite to save their favorite television series. Since them Save Our Show campaigns have shown up everywhere.
Jericho fans, it might be time to grab your nuts again. Last weekend, Jericho fans got a special treat at the Los Angeles Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention: a stage filled with the cast and creators of the CBS drama. The only problem? Not many fans showed up at all.
The new season of Jericho premiered on Tuesday and chief among the most fascinating elements is the new government.
Plan to mail peanuts to Fox News until they give Ron Paul a fair shake ... emulating the campaign to mail peanuts to CBS until they picked up Jericho again.
I was not a Jericho fan from the beginning. I wish I could claim I was, but like many of my favorite shows, I discovered it later than most.
The Sci Fi Channel has been known to rerun popular sci-fi shows from other networks, such as Firefly, Heroes, and The X-Files. Now they've picked up the rights to rerun seasons 1 and 2 of the CBS drama Jericho.
['Jericho'] Producer Carol Barbee tells Sci-Fi Wire that this second season, which is seven episodes long, is actually a contained story with a definite ending. However, since they don't know yet if CBS will give the show a third season, they've actually filmed two endings.
Jericho the TV series will return on February 12 at 10PM on CBS. Here's the official promo on CBS's Website. It looks like a doozie, and the promo answers some questions about the not-exactly-U.S.-looking flag seen in the last episode, and it raises others. Check it out!
'Jericho' rises It's the date dedicated fans have been waiting to hear for months: On Feb. 12, "Jericho" officially returns to CBS for a second season. Seven episodes will air Tuesdays at 10 p.m., with a special winter edition of "Big Brother" serving as a lead-in.
Fans of Jericho who are counting down the days until the show returns on February 12 now have something to tide them over. CBS has released a promo video for the second season, and it promises to excite existing fans while hopefully bringing in plenty of new ones.
CBS recently announced that Jericho would return to the schedule on February 12, and now fans are finally getting some spoilers regarding season two of the series.
Premiere dates for 'Survivor 16' and 'The New Adventures of Christine' also set.
Yahtzee dumps on Clive Barker's Jericho for four and a half minutes. Pretty damn amusing.
A West Bank peace concert for supporters of a two-state solution to the conflict with Israel has been called off because of security concerns, the organizer said late Thursday.
As it stands right now, the second season has an ending that explains everything but also leaves the door open to a third season and gives a hint as to what would happen in a third season.
Israel is working to promote an economic plan to complement the agreement of principles ahead of the regional conference later this year, government sources in Jerusalem said Wednesday.
I'm going to start right off with this from TV.com: Jericho fans know the deal: If the show does not get enough viewers, it will be canceled. If the attendance at the CBS program's panel at Comic-Con this year is any indication, there is a bit of work to do.