since9
Campaign Veteran
For the last week or so I've been watching past episodes of Jericho, the TV series about a Kansas town which escapes a nuclear terrorist attack against multiple targets here in the U.S.
As plausible or implausible as the scenarios may be, I've really enjoyed the way the people of the Town of Jericho deal with the many situations in which they find themselves.
For example, I'm currently watching Season 2, Ep. 4 - Oversight. It centers around a DoD-contracted agency, Ravenwood, given administrative oversight of the town. Naturally, it wouldn't be a successful TV series if it didn't include rights violations, adversity, etc.
As plausible or implausible as the scenarios may be, I've really enjoyed the way the people of the Town of Jericho deal with the many situations in which they find themselves.
For example, I'm currently watching Season 2, Ep. 4 - Oversight. It centers around a DoD-contracted agency, Ravenwood, given administrative oversight of the town. Naturally, it wouldn't be a successful TV series if it didn't include rights violations, adversity, etc.