"Jericho" Long Live the Mayor (2006)

Director:

Sanford Bookstaver

Writers:

Jonathan E. Steinberg (creator) &
Josh Schaer (creator) ...

TV Series:

"Jericho" (2006)

Original Air Date:

1 November 2006 (Season 1, Episode 7)

Genre:

Action | Drama | Mystery | Sci-Fi

Plot:

Gray returns and his experiences have rattled him... to the detriment of the town, Jake negotiates with someone he hoped he wouldn't have to, and Johnston remains ill. |

Plot Keywords:

Kansas | Small Town | Nuclear Attack | Radioactive Burn | Nuclear Fallout

US TV Schedule:

Mon. Jan. 11

8:00 AM

SYFY

Long Live the Mayor

#1.7

Cast

Skeet Ulrich	...	Jake Green
Ashley Scott	...	Emily Sullivan
Lennie James	...	Robert Hawkins
Sprague Grayden	...	Heather Lisinski
Erik Knudsen	...	Dale Turner
Kenneth Mitchell	...	Eric Green
Brad Beyer	...	Stanley Richmond
Michael Gaston	...	Gray Anderson
Candace Bailey	...	Skylar Stevens
Pamela Reed	...	Gail Green
Gerald McRaney	...	Johnston Green
Alicia Coppola	...	Mimi Clark
Beth Grant	...	Gracie Leigh
Clayne Crawford	...	Mitchell Cafferty
Richard Speight Jr.	...	Bill

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:TV-PG | Netherlands:12

Company:

CBS Paramount Network Television

Trivia:

The Morse code for this episode means "PRAY FOR NYC"

Goofs:

Continuity: In the first shot of Heather kissing Jake, her left arm is around his neck. In next close up her arm is resting on his chest.

Quotes:

Jake Green: I can talk to Jonah.
Gray Anderson: You can talk to Jonah? Find him - ...
Jake Green: He lived up to his end of the deal.
Gray Anderson: And why the hell are you protecting this guy?
Jake Green: I'm protecting this town. He can get things we're gonna need.
Gray Anderson: What can he get?
Jake Green: He can get food; he can get gas, he can get ammo. Could you get that stuff if we needed it tomorrow? Could you? 'Cause he can. We'll do this my way now.
[takes gun away from Gray]

I disagree, this show is good

I've started watching this show on innertube, back to back (its been a long night) and i disagree, maybe the acting is not the best to everyones standards, maybe the story is slow, but i heard something said about this years latest round of shows and that is, People are craving simplicity. If you are not, and you want to be enthralled and mystified, then don't watch the show, but there are many people who would like to just sit back, relax and watch a show that is still attractive to them, but not hurting their brain to watch. If you ever wonder why this show is taking off, look at it simply as a wised up soap opera, if that helps you. Soap opera acting is not exactly the best, the story lines are so slow you can pick them up 3 months later if you stop watching them. They air daily, and some have lasted 30+ years. From the corporate view point if this simple formula works, great! I love this show, i don't know if it will make it past year 2, but as they say all good things must come to an end.