Jeremiah

...And the Ground, Sown with Salt

Season 1, Episode 4, Aired 3/22/02

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Jeremiah and Kurdy are captured by Michael and his men, who operate out of a local military base. Michael has concluded that God is dead, and it's about time someone took his place... by any means...

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Luke Perry

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Malcolm-Jamal Warner

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Trevor Jones

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9 out of 9.5 go out to a total surprise - a BRILLIANT Jason Priestly!

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By logossun, Feb 22, 2010 Report Abuse

Standard episode, plot-wise: search operation, bad guy, trouble... BUT then enters Jason Priestly - yes, Brandon from Beverly Hills, the uptight, clean, boring Priestly - who mops the floor with his paranoid egomaniac God-complex military freak persona - this is ABSOLUTELY the best performance from any actor in this first few episodes of the series and one that will have me reconsider cringing in fear whenever I see his name on the credits. The other .5 for the episode goes to the revelation that there are dozens of army bases strewn all across the USA - and no one knows who controls them now - which is indeed a scary proposition. The score fails to get a 10 only because of the very naive premise of the last valiant revenge scene where Priestley's former girlfriend blows up the rest of the bombs - but the though of them being armed while not put into play somewhere is REALLY stretching it. Still, a tour-de-force episode!moreless

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AMAZINGLY FANTASTIC! I hated 90210, barely ever watched it, but Luke Perry, Malcom Jamal-Warner, & Jason Priestly were killer in this episode! Spoiler included below!!!

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By jhargs50309, Nov 15, 2007 Report Abuse

To watch someone so "psychotic" behaving wanting to destroy a world he never created or had anything to do with and the destruction he was willing to cause was incredible! I don't know that this was a pivotal part in the movie but maybe in my lifei watching the things going on! The man wanted to be "GOD" and was in his "part of the world" but he went out destroying other cities just to destroy! The character's wife got pregnant and he told her she was his angel, and that angels don't have babies! He ordered the men to kill her the next morning and she overheard it! I think the coolest part I HaVE SeEN In AnY MoVIE was the VERY END of this episode! The woman walks out after saving the prisoners into their palace and has something in her hand...she yells at Jason Priestly's character "HEY GOD, I'M YOUR **** ANGEL" flips the switch to the bomb and blows the whole town to bits ending that persons reign of terror! A sacrificial thing she did saved part of the world that was left standing! INCREDIBLE...made me laugh histerically but I guess deep down inside there was a horror that can't be described and a weird feeling all over! If you get into this episode from the beginning you will not be ready for the ending I just discussed unless you read this!moreless

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- Listed at the start are: Jason Priestley Kirsten Robek Edit
- Jason Priestley and Luke Perry starred together on Beverly Hills, 90210 from 1990-1995. Edit
- Aka. "Tribes". Edit
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- Michael: I'm meant for something special. Important. I knew it even as a child. I just didn't know what it was. And then the Big Death happened, and everyone I knew died. And everyone they knew...died. All those people, billions and billions, died. And I thought there must be a reason. And I realized, the only way the Big Death could've happened was if God was dead. And if God is dead, someone has to take His place, right? Edit
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