How's this for the biggest stunner you've heard all day: Sources close to CBS tell me it is extremely likely the Armageddonish drama Jericho--which did not make the CBS '07-'08 schedule a few weeks ago, meaning it was effectilvely canceled—has been revived from the dead and will return for eight episodes for midseason.

Boo-yah!

Still, that news comes with a big ol' fat warning: Jericho's salvation has not yet officially been announced by any official CBS types, so it is subject to change. However, as I said, from everything I'm hearing, it is very likely that Jericho will be rescued. And I, for one, am tipping my hat to you nut freaks who've been sending in pounds of peanuts not only to CBS but also to a slew of offices here at E!. You and the Family Guy fans seem to be carving out a new era where even deceased TV shows can get a second chance. You go with your badass fanpaign selves.

That is good news. Actually, I would rather watch TBD on HBO, anyways! I have always been a little fond of colorful language.

Just looks like we gotta keep doing what we are doing and at some time our point will get across just like it seemed to have happened with these other shows

My sister showed that to me earlier. I wasn't campaigning for it but that's one of the few shows that my hubby and I watch together so I'm very glad it's at least coming back for a little while.

Check out this article on Jericho's almost official comeback.

http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry/TV...Verge/800016482

We can't give up on our show. I know we are trying to convince a different network to pick it up which is harder than getting the same network to renew it (unless of course that network is NBC!), but we have to keep up the campaign.

That's great news for Jericho fans but they are dealing with CBS, not NBC, hence our problem.

They get a few more new episodes, great news. They are dealing with CBS not NBC. We are getting the rest of the season we should have gotten in the first place. It's a start but we have got to get more organized and keep up the campaign. Never say never. The idea for advertising in a trade mag is a good one. What do you think?