Jericho

The Watcher - Chicago Tribune Blog, IL After CBS got burned by the Jericho fans bringing the show back without any increase in viewership, I don't think a network will listen to fan petitions that don't show them a way to make money (ratings or DVD sales). I'm kind of holding out hope that ...

By Tempo Hoffman (Esai Morales), a military man with the Allied States of America. Look for a review of the first three episodes of the new season in a week or so. Also, you can catch the full Season 1 "Jericho" finale at CBS.com.

By Tempo Photos: Linus Roache on "Law & Order," John Barrowman and James Marsters on "Torchwood," L. Scott Caldwell on "Lost," Skeet Ulrich and new cast member Esai Morales on "Jericho." The Writers Guild of America strike has brought television production to a halt, but for the next month or t...

By Tempo But on a positive note, here are just a few of the distinctive scenes, characters or moments of the year (and please note, my list concerns shows that were not already mentioned in my Top 10/Runners Up list): The karaoke scene near the end of the run of “Gilmore Girls” proved why viewers stuc...

By Tempo Back in response to one of the most unprecedented and impassioned displays of fan support on behalf of a television program, JERICHO, the drama about what happens in the aftermath of a nuclear explosion in the once peaceful town of Jericho, returns for its second season on Tuesday, Feb. 12...

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By Tempo Jericho' What happened? Hailed as a hit in fall 2006, this CBS post-apocalyptic drama slid in the ratings in the spring, in part because of a long break between fall and spring episodes and competition from "American Idol." CBS canceled the show in May.

By Tempo Take note: Not all episodes of the first season will air over the summer, but every episode of "Jericho" is available on iTunes and on cbs.com. From CBS: Jon Turteltaub, Stephen Chobsky and Carol Barbee are executive producers of JERICHO for CBS Paramount Network Television.

By Tempo “You got our attention,” CBS entertainment president Nina Tassler wrote in a note to “Jericho” fans. “You made a difference.” But Tassler also told fans that if they want more than seven episodes, they’d have to increase the show’s audience.