Don't consider myself superhuman, just average, and I regularly go to the gym, out to dinner, visit my favorite museum, spend time catching up on the news online, mow my lawn, have two dogs and three cats, volunteer with the red cross, live in the woods and spend weekends at the beach....AND I STILL HAD TIME TO WATCH JERICHO!!!!! Geez, why do people get so bent out of shape because people get passionate about the entertainment they choose in their lives. I've seen die hard sports fans paint their bodies and act like "Nuts" in public. So what is so demented about Jericho fans showing their passion by sending "Nuts" to CBS?
Sure Jericho had the human elements. Doesn't life?? I think part of the point of the story is that even in times of such an horrific event, life goes on. It changes the way we live, the way we feel but it's still life! I for one liked the way they included the everyday human elements into the story line along with all the new challenges the people of Jericho had to face.
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Don't consider myself superhuman, just average, and I regularly go to the gym, out to dinner, visit my favorite museum, spend time catching up on the news online, mow my lawn, have two dogs and three cats, volunteer with the red cross, live in the woods and spend weekends at the beach....AND I STILL HAD TIME TO WATCH JERICHO!!!!! Geez, why do people get so bent out of shape because people get passionate about the entertainment they choose in their lives. I've seen die hard sports fans paint their bodies and act like "Nuts" in public. So what is so demented about Jericho fans showing their passion by sending "Nuts" to CBS? Sure Jericho had the human elements. Doesn't life?? I think part of the point of the story is that even in times of such an horrific event, life goes on. It changes the way we live, the way we feel but it's still life! I for one liked the way they included the everyday human elements into the story line along with all the new challenges the people of Jericho had to face.