Re: Jericho

Tony Calguire wrote:

> A Watcher <stocksami@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in 
> news:13slp70dsk5d19@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
>> I don't see much discussion of this show.  It got away from the
survival 
>> scenario to a conspiracy story.  I was getting tired of the battle for 
>> survival, it was just too gloomy. The latest episodes are still 
>> compelling, but not so depressing.
> 
> 
> I love the conspiracy story.  This is exactly the kind of story Jericho 
> should have been doing all along.  If they had started this storyline in

> the middle of last season-- instead of Blonde-n-Pouty dreaming about her

> wedding day-- Jericho's viewer****p might not have dropped off so 
> precipitously.
> 
> As for the discussion... well, Usenet discussions require certain seeds
and 
> triggers, like George Avalos' polls, to start discussions.  Nobody is
doing 
> that.  I think that if someone would do something as simple as posting
the 
> weekly Morse code messages, that might spark some more discussion.


I posted the messages a couple of times last season
and can do so again if folks want. The only problem
is there would be a lag since I tape the show and
watch a day or so later.

BTW last week's was CALLER KNOWS ALL.

If/when Jericho goes, I guess I'll just be
giving up on prime time shows again. Numb3rs
is the only other one I watch and that has been
even more disappointing this season than Jericho
has been.

Oh, and put me in the camp that misses the
post-event survival struggles, but I understand
the need for focusing on only one storyline
with only seven episodes to work with. That and
Stanley and Mimi's wedding, of course. lol

Nyssa, who finally found a use for her Morse code