Jericho: 2-21-07

[Taelorn76]

Episode: The Day Before

A flashback through the 36 hours before the bombs exploded sheds light on the actions of Jake and Hawkins, and reveals Hawkins' compliance in the events. Roger Hammond: Christopher Wiehl. Freddie Ruiz: Mark Adair-Rios.

 

[DonTadow]

I really enjoyed this episode. I didnt htink I'd enjoy a retro episode, but this was very informative and just as creepy. How in the world could he have thought that his new squeeze would want to hitch a ride with his ex wife. Save the world or not.

 

[Jamdin]

This was a must see episode and I'm glad that Jericho is back.

 

[Banshee16]

Had they revealed that Robert was one of the conspirators before? I've only seen maybe half the season, and realized he was "in" on something, because he had contact with people on the outside, but had they shown that he was involved with the bombs, before tonight?

The preview for next season seems to hint that they find out there six presidents have arisen. Almost sounds like they're duking it out to determine who gets to be top dog.

Banshee

 

[DonTadow]

They revealed that he knew about the plot, but I think this is the first episode that said, he is apart of the plot.

This episode added a lot to the series. Who says you can't come back from a hiatus with the same swagger as you left ::cough cough lost::.

 

[Henry]

On the other hand, there was nothing said that he wasn't working *double-agent* on the plot. In truth, we don't know where Hawkins' true loyalties lie. At this point, I think his true loyalties lie with his family and with Jericho; in the past, it's still not 100% clear, even if Occam's Razor says he was "ex-military conspiracy."

 

[David Howery]

so.... who is responsible for the bombs? Did they say that part? Was it Ravenwood itself? Or some other group who hasn't been revealed yet?

 

[DonTadow]

On the other hand, there was nothing said that he wasn't working *double-agent* on the plot. In truth, we don't know where Hawkins' true loyalties lie. At this point, I think his true loyalties lie with his family and with Jericho; in the past, it's still not 100% clear, even if Occam's Razor says he was "ex-military conspiracy."

I want to believe that Hawkins is a double agent, but he'd have to be deep, deep undercover to not have warned his superiors about the bomb or bombs by now.

 

[Arnwyn]

so.... who is responsible for the bombs? Did they say that part? Was it Ravenwood itself? Or some other group who hasn't been revealed yet?

They've never said who - it's a continuing mystery of the show.

My original theory - and it's getting stronger - is that it's an internal coup, with some government agencies actually involved and/or leading said coup.

And, as others have mentioned - great episode. Some real answers and confirmations given (notably Hawkins, as well as Jake).

 

[The Grumpy Celt]

I have not been able to follow this show. I find it pooly thought out. What draws you back to it?