While Jericho may only last this coming season and end forever, the Sci Fi channel has acquired the rights to reruns of the show on cable.
Jericho stars Skeet Ulrich as a guy with a secret past who comes home after five years of being absent and reunited with his family amidst a nationwide nuclear strike.
The show returns to CBS for its second season on February 12th, and season one episodes can be seen right now on Universal HD.
If you don’t have Universal HD though, this will be a great time to try and get caught up. Sci Fi will run a four-episode marathon starting on February 11th from 7-11pm EST, which will also be shown in high definition on Sci Fi HD.
If you are looking for more stuff on the show, we have season 2 spoilers, photos and a preview.
Dude, do you sleep?
Yes, actually went to bed early last night
I write all this stuff usually the day before in the afternoons before work, or in the evenings…
Except for recaps and such
I think I’m here peeking at odd hours and always BAM a new post or comment by you… couple of weeks ago I was looking on a friday night after midnight and you and Ape were tossing comments as fast as I could reply!!!! Now here you are posting something new at 6:00 a.m……
Geesh!
Friday nights, who knows WHEN I’ll go to bed…but the beauty of Wordpress is scheduling, and lately, all my blogs that come out in the mornings through early afternoon are scheduled the day before.
I’ve actually been trying to focus on my REAL job a bit, so I had to learn balance
What is this..’job’ you speak of?
Good question
Real bloggers never sleep…they just die…quietly at their computers and no one notices they’re gone for days and days because they spend all their time on the computer and never speak to real people…
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Ah yes Jason, living the dream…
You said it!
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