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After April collapses and goes into early labor, Jake makes Kenchy face his problems so that they can save April. The wind turbine arrives from New Bern but Heather does not return. Jericho makes a deal with New Bern to send ten of their people to New Bern to make more wind turbines as long as New Bern receives a percentage of their spring crop.moreless
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  • April goes into labor

    8.0
    "Great"
    April goes into labor early and has the baby. The baby dies which broke my heart. Then April died! I was absolutely shocked at this turn of events. Eric was with her which was nice at her end. I was severely disappointed in this turn of events, however. Why is it writers are determined to kill off the nice people but drag out story arc's like Hawkins? Stanley and most of the good people left are off to New Bern and promising away part of their spring crop at the same time. I just don't understand what exactly they are doing that for.

    It was an extremely downer episode.moreless

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  • April goes into labor.

    9.0
    "Superb"
    What a bittersweet episode.

    I was surprised that the writer had the guts to let April die. I always liked her so I wasn't too happy about that, but it did lead the way to some new, potentially interesting storylines.
    Eric going away and Heather not returning with the wind turbine makes me wonder whether everything is OK. Will Eric and Heather need rescueing sometime in the future??

    Dale standing up for himself and getting some girl action was a good development, I thought. I hope he's growing up.

    Stanley and Mimi, what can I say. It was on the cards and finally it happened. I'm glad for them and with the little bonding between Mimi and Bonnie, it might just work out, especially with Stanley gone too. I just hope he returns quickly, I like Stanley...moreless

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  • Review

    8.1
    "Great"
    April randomly going into the hospital was a decent storyline because of the character devolopment that spanded from it, but it didnt make for the most exicting of an episode. After April died I thought the episode got some life to it, with the conclusion to the trade coming in the episode as well as two huge character devolopments.

    Mimi and Stanleys scene together was huge. Just to see how far they have come since the beginning of the show was just great. Dale and his girl finnaly doing something was another nice moment in the episode, again that happens in the end of the episode.

    Heather not being there was interesting, either she grew away from Jake or something happened to her that we dont really know yet. Eric also made a huge commitment in this epsiode, leaving the town for a while to help build the windmills. Im sure we wont see him for a while, but his storyline needed a little something anyway. Overall, one of the worst of the season but the ending of it was solid.moreless

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  • great episode

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    April collapses at work and goes into early labor. Jake gets the drunk Kenchy to come to the hospital to treat April. Hawkins is having problems with his personal life as his wife refuses to talk to him. Dale confronts a farmer who refused to honor passed deals with Gracie. This episode looks good, it slows down a notch after the high octane episode of the previous episode. It's a good one though, the writers fleshed out all the main characters, the supporting casts did well, the story didn't look dry, there's some fluidity in every scene, it's a watchable episode.moreless

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  • Thought this show was faltering, however the second half of this episode reedeemed Jericho for me

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    I have to admit i was getting slightly bored with Jericho, gone is the tension about the bomb and all the suspicion and gone is the mystery surrounding some characters. With that i thought it was going to fail, and the first half of this episode confirmed this for me. I didnt care about any of the charcters any more, it all seemed a bit boring. However the entire scenes within the hospital and operating room were brilliant. It was tense and heartbreaking at the same time, something i didnt think they would do with it (i had a feeling they would go with the happy ending with everyone ok and april alive)
    Hopefully Jericho keeps like this now (maybe drop some other mysteries in) but the human survival element is what is keeping this show great.
    A bit of coldplay always helps aswellmoreless

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Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

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  • Trivia

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    • There is a patient called Mr. Ostrowski in the medical center; Mike Ostrowski is an supervising producer and writer on the show. Edit
    • The Morse code message heard over the title is: A COSTLY DEAL Edit
    • Man from neighboring city: It's a power generating wind turbine. We get about 1500 watts an hour out of one of these. Watts, the standard unit of power, is defined as joules (energy) per second (time). So to claim something generates watts per hour is a time derivative of power and makes no sense in this context. Edit
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    • International Airdates: - Denmark: December 26, 2007 on SBS Net - Australia: June 19, 2008 on TEN HD - The Netherlands: July 14, 2008 on Veronica Edit
    • Featured Music: "Hold On to Nothing" by David Gray "Till Kingdom Come" by Coldplay Edit
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    • Stanley (Signing to Bonnie): Promise me you won't kill Mimi while I'm gone. And you'll give her food? Edit
    • Phil Constantino: You can starve next fall or freeze this winter. Take your pick. Edit
    • Mimi: In this crazy world, we don't know what's going to happen tomorrow and I don't wanna leave anything unsaid, so I'm just going to say it, okay? So here I go.. Stanley: I've loved you since the first day I saw you at Bailey's. Mimi: You said it…you said it first. No one's ever said it first to me before. Stanley: I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, plus I can hold it over you for the rest of our lives. (kisses Mimi) Mimi: I love you Stanley Richmond. Stanley: But I said it first. (kisses Mimi) Edit
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    • (While saying goodbye to Bonnie) Stanley: I'll be back. This is a reference to the movie Terminator (1984), and it's one of the most famous phrases of Arnold Schwarzenegger, who played the leading role on that movie. Edit
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