Cookiely wrote:I sent a nasty note to CBS not that it will do much good. I sure won't watch any of their new programs next year.
I think I'll do the same.
I've sent NBC about a dozen emails directed at Studio 60 (to save it). I planned on sending 13 emails to ABC, 1 for each week it's hiatus was forced upon us. Probably only 8 or so went out. I just sent them one a week but changed my wording each time. You could get into this habit quite easily, since auto-fill speeds it up. But I wonder if they even read viewer letters/emails? I'd like to think our opinions matter but the way network TV scheduling is changing, I don't think we have a voice anymore.
Let me just say this - fans were not jerked around when the Who Shot JR storyline was going on. Dallas returned when it said it would, a new episode each and every week. Reruns only over the summer. 'nuff said!
Mary
PS - TV Guide article about Jericho's cancellation:
Jericho
by Megan Cherkezian
CBS Dropped the Bomb: Jericho's Done
If you haven't heard already, Jericho will not be returning for another season. Thanks for all the great comments! For more of my thoughts on this news, go here [which is below]
http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry ... /700017799
As If!
Jericho, I Miss You Already
See?! Nothing good can come of killing off Gerald McRaney! Can we all take a moment of silence here? I am completely disappointed in today's announcement that Jericho will not return for another season. I know this show was a gamble. I know Mama Green was getting on some of our nerves. I know a small Kansas town may not appeal to the masses. But… come on!
I accepted the decision to end Gilmore Girls (although, not thrilled with Logan's exit). I welcomed the idea of a future finish line for Lost. I gladly shook off The O.C. when it left us last year. But I can't let this go — at least not this week. In fact, I'm taking out all my frustration on Angel's candy bin. (Is CBS going to pay my gym bill?)
If you're a Jericho fan, you've been watching Skeet Ulrich and Co. cope post-mushroom cloud and after a rocky start, hopefully you'll agree with me when I say the writing and acting only got better as the season went on. We got answers slowly but surely, we had characters that really held substance (Hello, Hawkins!), and we watched a panicked town survive week by week with unexpected additions, unfriendly neighbors and personal relationships torn and mended. OK, so maybe it's no Heroes. No one's walking through walls or slicing people's heads open with their magic finger. There's no smoke monster (although, that's my least favorite part about Lost). But I really thought CBS was onto something when Jericho was put on the map.
Skeet, if you're listening, I'll miss your leadership (and that hooded sweatshirt). Don't go disappearing now….
CBS, you've hurt me today. I will applaud you for giving us another season of How I Met Your Mother, but that will be brief and I will continue moping for as long as it takes.