DB Sweeney got what was coming to him, huh? I loved it. Asshole character - he played it surprisingly well....

Loved the "symbol" of his swinging body at the entrance to New Bern!

I hated to see him go, he made such a good bad guy. But I suppose they have to wrap stuff up...

I have nothing against DB Sweeney - I honestly think he's done a good job with this character.

I'm just glad to see the character get what was coming to him... BANG!!!! DEAD!!!!

I was actually yelling at the screen when Stanley walked up and raised the gun - "PULL IT!!! PULL THE TRIGGER!!!!"

Nice that the writers aren't afraid to spill some blood.... in a goody goody show, Stanley would have raised the gun, paused, pause some more, hand would start quivering, quiver a little more, then a camera shot of Stanley with teary eyes getting more and more teary - then he would lower the gun and say, "You're not worth it!! Rot in hell!"



It was a relief that he actually got to blow him away!


Oh, and the swinging from the tree at the town entrance was just a nice touch.

Good shit there.

My thoughts exactly. I thought for sure he would have taken the high road then BANG!

Any word on if this is truly the end of Jericho?

http://tv.ign.com/articles/855/855200p1.html

Hmmmm, I wonder which ending we will see.

I also hear rumblings that SciFi may pick the series up.
How Fracking cool would that be?

Nice episode last night... I think the major is one step closer to insanity or jumping off the good ship Allied States of America... whichever comes first.

I liked the way they wrote in that little bit with Jake's grandfather - nice bit of writing. On the other hand, the lame way they tried to include his mother back in the story kind of stunk. Please! She hasn't been in any of the 2nd season and all of a sudden they give her some lame ass scene where she pours herself all over Jake in a "mommy's here to help" sort of way?? Blech!

I can't access that site here at work... damn IT nazis.

What does it say? There could be 2 different endings??

WC 08: Jericho Season 3 Details
Should the series be granted a cancellation reprieve, here's where its story could go.

Besides just thanking the audience in attendance for its continued support and teasing what's to come in season 2, the Jericho panel at this year's WonderCon event also looked to the future of the series… as bleak as it may seem right now. In fact, Executive Producer Carol Barbee revealed exactly where the show would go if it were granted a third season, saying they would likely use elements originally planned for Season 2.

"Before we were cancelled, we had to pitch Season 2 to CBS," explained Barbee. "So we had spun out a story that took place in three different cities because this season we really wanted to show the broader country and see what happened outside of Jericho. So we were going to tell the story from the point of view of Jericho; one from the point of view of Cheyenne, Wyoming; and one from the point of view of New York City, which survived the attacks because they were so good at security after 9/11 that they stopped their bombs. But you see what happened in New York City after that. We have a character who's going to be there and making his way to Jericho. So we were going to see New York City and then follow him through the country and get back to Jericho and then at one point all three of the stories would dovetail in Cheyenne. When we came back, we told the Jericho story which dovetails with Cheyenne so we have those other two larger stories that we can definitely tell."

As for episode seven's season/series finale (Jericho was only given a seven episode second season with which to wrap the show up), Barbee had this to say:

"A lot of you have heard this, that we shot two different endings," noted the executive producer. "So what I would say is that if our original ending is the one that airs, you will see where Season 3 will go. We show you what the next mission is and we show you who is in grave danger at the end of this season. I would say that the first season is about saving a town. The second season is about saving a country. The next logical step is the world. So we'll get there."

mother fuckers.

http://www.eonline.com/news/article/inde...=rss_topstories

Ditto

Maybe SciFi can pick it up since this is Battlestars last season.

I guess I kinda expected this.

They will replace it with some piece of shit reality show.

Or another stupid game show.

I hear ya.


American Idol was about the only reality show I watched, and I haven't even seen that the last few weeks.


I just got back into Lost, and they are on break again for a month.


I won't have shit to watch next week.

is SIFI HD on dave?

Nice ending. They leave it so that the series could definitely continue of somebody picked it up.

I wish they would have spent more time on the ending story lines and had a two hour finale. It seemed a little rushed.

Awesome show!!!

Agreed - good show last night, but it was rushed in some scenes. Jake and Hawkins were getting the car ready for the drive to Cheyenne and next scene they are scaring the hell out of Grey in his hotel room in Cheyenne??? Must have been one fast car!

I feel they left it open and that means they expect it to be picked up by someone. All of the stories I read yesterday about it pointed towards SciFi channel. They already have the rights to seasons 1 and 2. (I think 2 of the sources were Hollywood insider and LA Times articles??)

You would think there was some option in that SciFi agreement for the rights to continue the series should CBS cancel.... I hope so - it seems like there could be at least another 20+ episodes in this story.

And SciFi will have money available with the departure of Battlestar.

I was happy. Good wrap up. It could of been a little more drawn out...but I understand the time constraints. I'd like to see it continue, but I'll be happy now if it ends.


I SOOOOO wanna see the war between the United States and Allied States now.



And I was glad to see Beck come to his senses!!!