One Man's Terrorist

Season 1, Episode 17, Aired
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Roger gets desperate after Gray kicks the refugees out of Jericho. Dale and Skylar collect on some debts. Hawkins continues his quest to find Sarah's contacts.
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  • Jericho has a heart after all. She has a name.

    8.0
    "Great"
    Due to shrinking resources Mayor Gray has to make a hard decision about the refugees in town. It's painfully obvious that the town won't survive the winter if they keep them. This really upsets Roger the most who takes matters into his own hands and accidently shoots the Mayor. Then decides to hold him hostage. Mrs. Green gets the town to take a refugee into each of their homes to keep from putting them on the road. Instead Roger gets put on the road. Where does Hawkins find Sara's connection? But in Nebraska (my home state figures!) and he's still searching to find who set him up. But maybe the FBI knows...moreless

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  • Gray decides that Jericho can no longer support the refugees.

    8.8
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    In a time of dwinling resources, the mayor reluctantly decides that Jericho can no longer support the refugees an they will have to leave.

    Roger, who led them there, is deeply upset and takes the mayor hostage and accidently shoots him. Mrs green manages to convince the town people to 'adopt' the refugees and they get to stay, but Roger has to leave. Emily wants to go with him, but Roger doesn't let her. Jakes suggests to Roger to go look for Stanley and Eric.

    Hawkins' cover is likely blown as a news report on the radio mentions the FBU badges of other people involved in the bombings, just like the badge Hawkins used to convince Gray about himself...moreless

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    I like the way this show was a way of taking a story that had no impact in the last episode and give it a beginning, a middle, and an end in the episode in which it brings it up. Hawkins storyline is really the only one that has been going on since the beginning, all of the problems in Jericho come and go as the episodes move along. This time around it was Roger shooting the mayor that lasted for the entire episode. I liked the suspense in this episode, mainly the transistioning camera when one of the refugees broke into the old mayors home and was chasing his wife, as the camera switched back and forth between the two scenes.

    Hawkins storyline still prooves to be one of the best storylines to date, continuing to move foward in its own way in this episode with him identifying the big boss of the entire operation. I think next episode looks to be a big explosion between Hawkins and Jericho, with what we just heard on the radio which has exposed Hawkins for what he really is.moreless

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  • Not the best, but at the same yime not the worst. Deals with the issue of banishing 'outsiders' because of diminishing resources.

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    First off, the storyline with Hawkins is getting more irksome every episode, It contributes nothing to the setting of posr apocalyptic survival, I think it represents a clumsy attempt at 'Lost' style mystery. Ditch it or tone it down.

    It was rather nice to see Roger driven out of town though. I was waiting for Anderson to step up and enforce some sort of martial law. That didn't happen, but getting rid of the refugees was a header in the right direction.

    This was the type of episode that doesn't hurt, but doesn't really advance the whole seitgeist of the show. I don't want to see another one of this type (or quality level) for the next episode. We'll have to wait until around mid May to find out about renewal for next year; and things have got to be a lot better than this. I would have given it an 8/10 if Hawkins was not featured so prominently in this one, an 8.5 if Skylar/Dale weren't there, and a 10 if Roger was publicly executed.

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  • great episode

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    The refugees and the whole town of Jericho learn that the marines that visited them recently were fake. The refugees asks Gray to be allowed in town for the rest of the winter. But Gray refuses to let them stay because of scarce resources. The leader of the refugees Roger gets desperate and threatens the life of Gray, he accidentally shoots Gray and holds him hostage. Hawkins find Sarah's contacts in Nebraska. Stuff happens in this episode, it's a good episode, it's fast paced, a lot faster than the previous episodes. This episode makes me yearn for more Jericho, I can't wait for the next episode.moreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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    • The coordinates given to Hawkins at the start of the show (40 49 57.28 / 96 41 47.8) actually point to State Fair Park in Lincoln, Nebraska rather than McCook which it located at coordinates: (40 12 22.13 / -100 37 15.71). In addition, technically the latitude should have been (-96 41 47.8) negative to denote a western direction as 96 41 47.8 gives coordinates for northern China. Edit
    • The Morse code message heard over the title is: ROB EXPOSED Edit
    • The place where Hawkins went to find out who was buying his nuke in a barrel, from Sarah Mason before she was killed, was near Sterling Nebraska, 35 miles SE of Lincoln Nebraska at 40 49'57.2" North by 96 41'47.8" West as indicated on the handheld computer he took from Sarah. Edit
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    • International Airdates: - Denmark: December 26, 2007 on SBS Net - Australia: June 26, 2008 on TEN HD - The Netherlands: July 14, 2008 on Veronica Edit
    • Featured Music: "Mad World" by Michael Andrews and Gary Jules. Edit
  • Quotes

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    • Gail: My son's shoes might fit you. Kyle: I'd rather fix these. Gail: Why? Kyle: They're all I have left that are mine. Edit
    • Kyle: Ma'am, there are empty houses all over Jericho and we sleep in a shelter. Gail: Those are our neighbors' homes. They were gone when the bombs went off. They're coming back! Kyle: Well, wherever your neighbors are, I hope nobody's kicking them out of town in the middle of winter. Edit
    • Emily: Roger, this isn't you. Roger: I survived out there for three months. You have no idea what I can do if I have to. Edit
  • Allusions

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    • Before Mayor Anderson agreed to use tear gas grenades on the refugees holed up in the Church shelter, Johnston Green alluded to the Waco incident where tear gas grenades used by the FBI/BATF ignited a fire that killed almost everyone inside the compound of the Branch Davidian cult leader David Koresh. Johnston believed the same thing might happen in this incident if the tear gas grenades were used. Edit
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