The song, 'hold on' by jon turteltaub and david lawrence. is that the song played at the end of episode 2 "fallout" when Hawkins is putting pins in the states on the map that have been bombed?

The song is called "Hold On" and is written by Jon Turteltaub and David Lawrence. It is unreleased.

Go back and watch the first Jericho episodes over at CBS and catch up on this great new series.

First of all, life and death, I'll take my chances with the rats. Second, is this the only hospital in the world that is not short of space and trying to use every inch they have, especially a fallout shelter/basement. Third, I've never met a fireman who couldn't figure out how to set up lights. Forth, to the producers, give us a little more grit and a little less "Who shot JR" melodrama.

"I can't put people in here, there's no air in here."

And yet, the rats can live..............There must be just enough air for the rats.

Anyone know the artist/song that played at the end of the show on 9/27?

Bryce - "Alas, Babylon" was also the first thing I thought of when this show started its run. Unfortunately, Jericho shows all the signs of ultimately becoming a pale imitation of this fine work.

First off, I see no way that this show is sustainable long term. The networks don't have the ability (or the guts) to keep the audience's attention that long with subject matter like this. Look at what happened to Threshold and Invasion last season. Both were Sci-Fi themed shows with potentially deeper story lines than what we can expect from Jericho. One show failed before the end of their season and the other just barely made it to the end of their freshman year run. Unfortunately for us - NEITHER SHOW WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE ANY RESOLUTION TO WHAT HAD HAPPENED SO FAR!!

I see the current TV audience as being somewhat jaded to this type of story line - I know I am getting that way. I watch each week but I am also subconsciously waiting for the hammer to drop and I'm getting to the point where I almost expect it now. This was one show where I drooled over the preseason ads. I wanted this show to succeed because I thought it was a great premise. Now that we have a few shows, I just don't see how they can get more than a season out of it and that's sad.

Going back to "Alas, Babylon" for a moment. This was not a long book because it was tightly written and well edited. There was none of the fluff and filler that we tend to get in modern day teledramas (fake police?? yawn). My interest level is waning already after only two shows - and I probably have more interest in this genre than the average viewer. I say, don't get too attached to this series. Based on past performances, I would think it is not long for this world.

I think we should all find out what kind of shelters our towns and cities have!
What happened to the Mayor?? I like him.

Re: "Alas, Babylon" -- from the beginning, I assumed that the producers had read it. "Jericho" seems like an adaptation of that book. The main character is basically the same -- a town native who left and came back, had been in the military, had an ex-girlfriend there that he left behind... 
We'll know for sure as the series goes on, but we've already seen an adaptation of the escaped prisoners, the sole shortwave radio, the salt... plenty of parallels to the book already.

Much better than the pilot. I didn't find myself flipping the channels so much.

Hey TV Squad, are you going to reviews of the Unit? You don't return my emails on this. Is it too patriotic for you guys?