Jericho Saved! But The Mission Isn't Over.

Congratulations to all of the fans of Jericho. You’ve saved the show according to a post on the official Jericho Message boards. While no return date has been committed yet, they did say seven episodes, and if it takes off there will be even more.

So, while this battle has been won, the war is far from over. Jericho is still going to need your help in order to stay alive. We fought hard to bring the show back, and we’re going to have to fight even harder to keep it. What can you do to help? Here are some ideas:

- Watch the show when it returns to CBS.
- Watch the re-runs this summer.
- Record the show on your TiVo or DVR.
- Buy the Season 1 DVD when it comes out in September.
- Buy or rent season 1 episodes on iTunes or Amazon Unbox
- Blog about the show.
- Tell your friends, family, co-workers, and the world to watch.

Thanks CBS! (I cannot believe I actually said that!)

Tags: Jericho, nuts

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the11ama

I don't watch the show, so I;m not sure where how this came about; it's from Nina Tassler:

P.S. Please stop sending us nuts :)

Is that something from the show?

d3bruts1d

Hehe... yes, that is in reference to the show. During WWII at the "Battle of the Bulge" a army general was surrounded by German troops.... the German commanded came on the radio and demanded that they surrender. The army general responded back with "nuts".

This story was told during the last episode of Jericho, when one character ask to hear what he thought was the "peanut story". At the end of the episode, the town of Jericho is under attack by another town... the invaders tell Jericho to surrender, and they reply by saying "nuts".

After Jericho was canceled by CBS, a huge number of fans started sending nuts of any kind, mainly peanuts, to CBS head office in NY and CA. Over 40,000 lbs of peanuts were sent thanks to the help of NutsOnline.com.