Did you watch Jericho last night?!
Question: I was a follower... now i'm wondering why CBS brought it back. In my opinion they ruined the show, by having the army, electricity etc... i liked how it was, one town trying to survive. Seems like the last episode last year CBS knew they were cancelling the show, so they had the planes fly over (oh, happy ending U.S.A. is back). After pressure they brought it back, but had to live with what they showed.
What did you think of last nights show?
Do you'll think it'll get better as the plot grows? ( i think it will, after military leaves to fight other battles).
Answers: I was a follower... now i'm wondering why CBS brought it back. In my opinion they ruined the show, by having the army, electricity etc... i liked how it was, one town trying to survive. Seems like the last episode last year CBS knew they were cancelling the show, so they had the planes fly over (oh, happy ending U.S.A. is back). After pressure they brought it back, but had to live with what they showed.
What did you think of last nights show?
Do you'll think it'll get better as the plot grows? ( i think it will, after military leaves to fight other battles).
I myself was left wondering "what now". They have now returned to a civilized world so to speak. The military comes in and restores power, brings food, now where is all the conflict and struggle for this beloved town of heroes? I'm hoping that it continues to get better. I don't know about you, but I get the feeling that this is a "wrap up" season. Tying up loose ends so we will stop sending Nina Tassler nuts! I'm still looking forward to next week!
the chnage, the differences are what happens in "after the war" fiction.
at first everything is REALLY exciting and different, because people have to stay alive, and learn how to do things differently.
But then it either turns into a show (or book) about farming, or about people getting back 1 piece of technology at a time.
It looks like this one will also have a mystery/suspense plot of proving who dropped the bombs, and why.