Nuts for Jericho
If there is something that I've always liked is the pressure that some united guys on the Internet can do.
For those of you who don't know, CBS decided not to continue the drama series Jericho with a new season, leaving the viewers with an unfinished ending.
Jericho is a post-nuclear attack drama series, based on a small town in Kansas called Jericho, in how such a small town can survive the radiation, the lack of electricity, communications, et cetera. It was really a refreshingly different series.
One of the reasons why Jericho has had such low ratings is because CBS sliced the series in half, with a pause of about 3 months.
What is amazing is the popular response to the cancellation of the series: it has been featured in several front page digg articles, starting from online petitions (over 68000 signatures now), and ending up in a massive sending of nuts to the CBS, as a symbol of the last words of the main character.
After the amount of mails, and nuts, i guess, received at CBS, the CBS President, Nina Tassler, issued a statement saying they were working in a solution to provide a closure for the series.
Anyway, if you like the series, sign the petition, or send some nuts. If you haven't seen it, you can get it from the iTunes Store. There's even a site called Jericho Lives where they keep track of all the petitions.
For those of you who don't know, CBS decided not to continue the drama series Jericho with a new season, leaving the viewers with an unfinished ending.Jericho is a post-nuclear attack drama series, based on a small town in Kansas called Jericho, in how such a small town can survive the radiation, the lack of electricity, communications, et cetera. It was really a refreshingly different series.
One of the reasons why Jericho has had such low ratings is because CBS sliced the series in half, with a pause of about 3 months.
What is amazing is the popular response to the cancellation of the series: it has been featured in several front page digg articles, starting from online petitions (over 68000 signatures now), and ending up in a massive sending of nuts to the CBS, as a symbol of the last words of the main character.
After the amount of mails, and nuts, i guess, received at CBS, the CBS President, Nina Tassler, issued a statement saying they were working in a solution to provide a closure for the series.
Anyway, if you like the series, sign the petition, or send some nuts. If you haven't seen it, you can get it from the iTunes Store. There's even a site called Jericho Lives where they keep track of all the petitions.
