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Jericho cancelled

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“Jericho” had a second shot at life when fans rallied to have it returned, but…it’s over, folks.

CBS has cancelled the show, with the season finale airing on Tuesday, March 25.

“Without question, there are passionate viewers watching this program; we simply wish there were more. We thank an engaged and spirited fan base for keeping the show alive this long, and an outstanding team of producers, cast and crew that went through creative hoops to deliver a compelling, high quality second season. We have no regrets bringing the show back for a second try. We listened to our viewers, gave the series an opportunity to grow, and the producers put a great story on the screen. We’re proud of everyone’s efforts,” said CBS in a statement.

Meet Jericho stars up close

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Attention, Jericho fans — head for LA this weekend, and you can preview next week’s episode and talk to your favorite stars: Kenneth Mitchell, Brad Beyer, Alicia Coppola, Sprague Grayden, Bob Stephenson and the new addition to the cast, Esai Morales. You can also post questions to the producers,Carol Barbee, Karim Zreik and Don Shotz.

Find them at the Los Angeles Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention at the Shrine Auditorium. Early birds can get in at 10 a.m., though the acual preview starts at 1 and the discussion kicks off at 2.

Save a show, send a snack

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When Jericho was nearly cancelled, fans deluged the CBS with tons of peanuts. It worked: the new season premieres on Jan 12.

But it seems to have started a trend: if your favorite show is going to be killed, send legumes. This time, the fans of 4400
— which was cancelled last Deember — are sending over sunflower seeds, the favorite snack of character Dr. Kevin Burkhoff. In fact, they just had Giant Seeds deliver over 1,700 bags of sunflower seeds.

Unfortunately the “snack attack” hasn’t worked for anything except Jericho. Veronica Mars fans sent Mars bars, which did nothing to “sweeten” the situation. Journeyman fans are still hoping that the boxes of Rice-a-Roni will work, but looks like it’s still the end of the road for the show.

The 4400 debuted in 2004 and follows a group of abductees who have mysteriously returned to the Pacific Northwest with unexplained new abilities.