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JerichoNewest Review: ... sickness, violence and invasions from neighbouring towns. I thoroughly enjoyed Jericho and watched all of the first season pretty quickly. It's a bit sickly in some places and lacks the punch of early 80's nuclear films like The Day After and Threads, but it is quality entertainment along the same lines of 24. Each episode ends on a cliffhanger and makes you want to watch more - on some ... more |
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by - written on 16/10/09 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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Jericho had such a fantastic start, but was never really given the chance to evolve before it was mercilessly cancelled, twice. The basic premise of the show concerned Jericho, a small mid-western town like many others. However, a nuclear attack is launched upon America from an unknown source and as society starts to disintegrate the townsfolk have to start to work together to survive. Like most other American shows the quality comes in the characters. Skeet Ulrich plays Jake Green, someone who has come back to the town on the eve of the attack and ends up becoming the hero (and attracts all the town's babes). Lennie James plays Hawkins - a man ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/09/07 (Useful, 120 readings)
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Jericho is a CBS drama focused on the small fictionnal town of Jericho, Kansas. A nuclear mushroom cloud appears at the horizon, communication and power are shut down. What happened? What's going on? Later, it's discovered that many nuclear bombs exploded in several US cities. The biggest terrorist attack ever is going to change everything, forever. It's the start of quest for the truth, with several heroes facing the everyday life, trying to survive and to understand what's happening to the United States of America and to the whole world. Every episode show a bit more of truth, revealing the story of the different characters ... Read the complete review

