Taking a page from the LOST playbook, CBS has decided to split JERICHO into two distinct seasons. The hit freshman drama will end its ‘Fall Season’ with a cliffhanger finale on November 29, 2006 returning in February with all new episodes for the remainder of the season. In case you’re wondering, THE KING OF QUEENS [...]
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Random TV Tidbits: Wednesday TV
By theTVaddict on October 19th, 2006 at October 19th, 2006
Three weeks into the new season and I’m still hopelessly hooked on LOST. Mind you, I’m not ‘hooked’ in the sense that I’m enjoying the show. Rather I’m just desperate for answers, and will continue to watch until we’re given some. I love watching Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin on TV. If only 30 ROCK [...]
JERICHO gets a full season pick-up
By theTVaddict on October 12th, 2006 at October 12th, 2006
With that whole nuclear disaster on their minds, the residents of Jericho don’t have too much to smile about. But perhaps this news will brighten up their day. CBS has picked up JERICHO, the freshman hit drama about the aftermath of a nuclear explosion on a small, peaceful Kansas town, for a full season. JERICHO [...]
Jericho, The Nine, Lost & Kidnapped
By theTVaddict on October 5th, 2006 at October 5th, 2006
The most surprising thing about last night’s television watching was that between LOST, THE NINE, JERICHO, and KIDNAPPED I think I enjoyed JERICHO the most. There is just something so fascinating about the town of Jericho, its secrets and the mystery that’s unfolding before are eyes. A few quick notes about last nights TV. JERICHO: [...]
JERICHO: The LOST Effect
By theTVaddict on September 28th, 2006 at September 28th, 2006
I’m officially hooked on JERICHO, and to be honest, I blame LOST, and what I’ve ‘cleverly’ dubbed The LOST Effect™. Within two episodes, JERICHO has set up an intriguing premise, following the blueprint successfully set-up by JJ Abrams, Damon Lindeloff and Carlton Cuse (the creators of LOST). Executive Producer John Turteltaub has unified and isolated [...]
What I’ll be Watching Tonight (a lot of TV)
By theTVaddict on September 27th, 2006 at September 27th, 2006
Way too much to watch tonight, God Bless my PVR! Tonight, I’ll be tuning into JERICHO at 8PM in the hopes of learning more about that mysterious ‘nuclear cloud’ that has wrecked havok on the small town of Jericho? As long as it’s not a cloud of nano-bots I’ll be happy! Following JERICHO, I’ll be [...]
New to iTunes: BSG & JERICHO
By theTVaddict on September 26th, 2006 at September 26th, 2006
If you’re looking to get caught up on what you’ve missed (or forgotten) on BATTLESTAR GALACTICA you can now download BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: THE STORY SO FAR FOR FREE from iTunes. [click here]. JERICHO fans can also download last week’s episode for $1.99 (well worth it, trust me) from iTunes by clicking here.
Deep Thoughts: Kidnapped & Jericho
By theTVaddict on September 21st, 2006 at September 21st, 2006
Before I run out for the evening, I just wanted to throw in my two cents about last night’s season premieres. Firstly, JERICHO. I’m completely sucked in and curious. My only concern is that I hope the show has some happy and uplifting moments. The premiere was a pretty big downer (nuclear holocaust and all), [...]
Wednesday’s Season Premieres
By theTVaddict on September 20th, 2006 at September 20th, 2006
Tonight is a busy night of season premieres. On my MUST WATCH list are JERICHO (CBS 8pm) and KIDNAPPED (NBC 10pm. Also premiering, but not on theTVaddict’s must watch list are CSI: NY (CBS 10PM), CRIMINAL MINDS (CBS 9PM), THE BIGGEST LOSER (8PM NBC). Also of note, ABC is airing last season’s incredible two-hour finale [...]
Fall TV Preview 2006: Jericho
By theTVaddict on September 20th, 2006 at September 20th, 2006
Director Jon Turteltaub made us smile with THE KID, tear up during PHENOMENON and laugh at WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING. With his latest project, JERICHO, odds are you won’t be laughing or crying — you’ll be running to your emergency supply cabinet to ensure you’ve stocked up on duct tape and bottled water. The premise [...]



