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Scott D. Pierce: R.I.P. 'Jericho'

Sherry | 11:52 a.m. March 25, 2008

I am very upset that Jericho is cancled. This is a great show. I actually looked forward to it every week. I think they should have given it more of a chance. Maybe a decent time slot . So people can actually stay up and watch it. I think CBS made a stupid choice. Hopefully another network will pick it up.

sherry | 11:48 a.m. March 25, 2008

Bad chioce CBS this was the best show on T.V.

katamb | 5:01 p.m. March 25, 2008

Now you know what the fans of "Invasion" felt like when that was cancelled without finishing the story. DRAT those ratings!

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Cris | 9:29 p.m. March 25, 2008

CBS didn't promote it like their saying, it seems all they care about promoting is CSI this and that or all that reality junk. I see commercials all the time for those shows and never any for Jericho which is a much better show. Perhaps if they took the time to market Jericho like they do everything else all the time it would have gotten a better rating. Another reason for low viewer rating would be all those commercials, in the last episode there were over 30 min of commercials in a 60 min show. I think Jericho has to be one of the best shows written in a very long time but how many people would want to watch more commercials than the actual show?

Greg | 4:21 p.m. March 26, 2008

Dang, and just when Jericho was about to get really exciting--a new, modern, American Civil War as the back drop of a third season!

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Mary (Clare Carey), Eric (Kenneth Mitchell), Stanley (Bred Beyer), Mimi (Alicia Coppola), Jimmy (Bob Stephenson), Emily (Ashley Scott) and Bill (Richard Speight Jr.) bury Bonnie at the Richmond farm on the final episode of "Jericho" (9 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2).