The "voice on the phone" was not giving Hawkins his own e-mail address , but the address for Goetz's boss. I kept wondering why why they would give away the "voice on the phone"'s identity so easily, so I backed up my DVR and heard him say that the e-mail was for the director of operations ar Ravenwood. In other words, the "voice on the phone" - who is with Jennings and Rail (or used to be) told Goetz's supervisor to fire him.

I absolutely loved this episode. This has been one of the best ones yet.

I love this show and i can't believe it's going to be cancelled. After all the people fought to bring it back now they're going to go and cancel it.

Doesn't CBS know a good thing when they have it???

This show has always gotten to me. I love the characters. I think if this happened really I would love to have Hawkins and Jake on my side! It shows the strong characters and the weak ones, and why they are the way they are. How would we react if this happened to us!
I loved how Stanley signed to his sister and thanked her for what she did to save Mimi. This 2nd season has been so amazing! The first season was great too and got me thinking if this really happened, especially with all the stuff going on since 9/11.
With Goetz getting what he deserved, it was sad Stanley had to do that, but I think he will be okay. He has lots of people around him that care. I don't want to see this show end yet! There is too much to do, and too many things to solve to finish in 2 episodes. PLEASE bring it back for one more season!

Since the FANS love Jericho enough to get it renewed for a 2nd season, why is the show now on the bubble for another season? Clearly this show has a fan base that stands up for themselves.
One of my favorite shows on TV!

Leave it on, it is the best show of its type, if there is anything else on like it in anyway. My wife and I can't wait for the next season to start. It was taken off once and the fans wouldn't hear of it, and I for one still won't. Fox should leave it alone and let it stay for it many loyal fans.

If Goetz was still working for Ravenswood I can understand the problem both towns would have in killing someone of authority put in place by the reigning government, but he was fired for embezzling. Wouldn't Beck just treat this as a murder of a criminal? While illegal, I can't imagine the Allied States gov't spending too many resources pursuing this, outside a standard murder investigation.


BTW, no way is it the President feeding the info to Hawkins. It is probably what it is, a J&R high level employee who has guilt of conscience trying to end this. Of course it is possible he is playing Hawkins to get the location of the bomb, but in either event, no way would the president expose himself to this when a lackey could do it for him.

First when did Stanley kill Anyone? I thought It ended with the JR folks getting fired then Jake giving the word to rush them, after the trucks had departed. second can no one see that this is a war? America was bombed, they have a coccupation army there and small resistant groups. The news has been blacked out. THIS should be the very begining. Heather has been asked to take a page out of a report that would have shown where the evidence is. The girl from J&R has twice worked against J&R or atleast Goetz. They need to share some info. with the other towns like themselves. They can do that word of mouth, since the reporter died before he could be of help. Love this show, it lights up the imagination.I sit and say, they should be doing this now. or that next. or whatever. and how would we handle it?

Such a great show...I'm going to be so frustrated if they don't renew it. The depth and feeling of this show go so far beyond most shows it's incredible. Everyone has mentioned the "bigger hole", which made me laugh, Mimi's crying, which was very tough to watch, Stanley signing goodbye to Bonnie, which did make me choke up a bit, but the thing that caught me the most was right after Stanley blew Goetz away. I loved that he did it...a lot of shows would've had him showing restraint, sucking it up, and all that. Stanley hesitated at first, and then pulled the trigger. And then he vomited over the stress and realization of what he did. I can't recall another instance where a character experienced that very real reaction to a death. I tried to save the life of someone who drowned in my condo pool, and when the paramedics stopped doing CPR I almost hurled. I can't imagine what you'd feel upon actually TAKING someone's life. It just shows the skill and depth of the writing on this show, and if ever a show was worth renewing, it's this one.

My guess on the voice is it is either Mr. Jennings or Mr. Rall.

The Voice on the phone sounds like Grey Anderson, the mayor, to me. Good episode. If they had had more like this and not the drawn out boring ones the first season Jericho would have 15 million viewers now.