A term similar to the familiar television term "Jumping the shark". It is a term which references the popular TV show Jericho, a dramatic serial drama which completed its first season with a cliffhanger ending, only to leave its fan base up in arms when it was canceled without resolution.
Definitions:
1) When a television network ends a popular serial drama without completing it's story arc.
2) When a television network ignores it's customers demands for a renewed season of a popular TV show.
3) When a network, after a poorly decided cancellation, drops a quick-fix episode or mini-series to try to tidy up the remaining plot lines. Similar to Jerry-rigged.
Definitions:
1) When a television network ends a popular serial drama without completing it's story arc.
2) When a television network ignores it's customers demands for a renewed season of a popular TV show.
3) When a network, after a poorly decided cancellation, drops a quick-fix episode or mini-series to try to tidy up the remaining plot lines. Similar to Jerry-rigged.
Suggested usage:
1) I really hate that my favorite TV show just got Jericho'ed.
2) As much as everyone liked the series, the network decided to leave it Jericho'ed.
3) I really enjoyed that TV series, but then they canceled it and Jericho'ed a finale.
1) I really hate that my favorite TV show just got Jericho'ed.
2) As much as everyone liked the series, the network decided to leave it Jericho'ed.
3) I really enjoyed that TV series, but then they canceled it and Jericho'ed a finale.
by Clifford Treend May 24, 2007
1) When a television network ends a popular serial drama without completing it's story arc.
2) When a television network ignores it's customers demands for a renewed season of a popular TV show.
3) When a network, after a poorly decided cancellation, drops a quick-fix episode or mini-series to try to tidy up the remaining plot lines.
2) When a television network ignores it's customers demands for a renewed season of a popular TV show.
3) When a network, after a poorly decided cancellation, drops a quick-fix episode or mini-series to try to tidy up the remaining plot lines.
1) I really hate that my favorite TV show just got Jericho'ed.
2) As much as everyone liked the series, the network decided to leave it Jericho'ed.
3) I really enjoyed that TV series, but then they canceled it and then Jericho'ed a finale.
2) As much as everyone liked the series, the network decided to leave it Jericho'ed.
3) I really enjoyed that TV series, but then they canceled it and then Jericho'ed a finale.
by Shoelace May 24, 2007
When a popular tv series is canceled prematurely because the show was mismanaged by the network executives and the fans revolt against the.
by Jeannette M May 29, 2007