Episode 13 – Too Girly?
Posted by Larissa on Apr 16, 2009 in Episodes • 2 commentsPodcast: Play in new window | Download
This week we’re returning to the Jericho fandom (Hurray!) and a shorter episode running time! We chat with a new fan of Jericho, Crystal, as well as take some feedback from a listener and speculate about Future Traditions being “too girly.”
News and Reminders:
Ranger Rally at The CW at Sunday nights at 7pm Eastern, go to the last page of the thread. Join us here: http://lounge.cwtv.com/showthread.php?t=300381
The Great Jericho Re-Watch - Sunday Nights are Jericho night!! Watch on the CW at 7 pm Eastern — 6 Central and join other fans as we chat during the show! Come see what all the excitement is about: http://www.radiofreejericho.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=55&t=4705
West Coast Ranger Rally at The CW — Sunday 7 pm Pacific, go to the last page of the thread. For all the West Coast rangers that are busy in the afternoon! Join us here: http://lounge.cwtv.com/showthread.php?t=300381
Remember to send in your feedback after watching the episode!
The CW: http://cwtv.com/feedback/comments
CBS: http://www.cbs.com/info/user_services/fb_global_form.php
Beau’s Bark - Come join our “open house” chat for most of Tuesday evening to accommodate the time zones!! This is a fun time to get together with old friends and make some new ones! Looking forward to seeing you there! http://www.radiofreejericho.com/chat.html
The Welcome Home to Jericho Event is Star Studded! Guests now include Brad Beyer (Stanley Richmond), Lennie James (Robert Hawkins) and Alicia Coppola (Mimi Clark) among others! Visit Welcome Home to Jericho for more information, and visit http://boards.nbcuni.com/universalHD/index.php?showtopic=3173 if you’re attending!
Take a look at our new section on the Navigation Bar to your right called “Other Future Traditions Communities” for links to our Facebook group and NING community!
Newbie Chat: Crystal, of Squint Squad – the Bones Podast and Three Chicks and a Mic
Promos: DragonPage: Cover to Cover and Short Cummings Audio
Music: Check out our “Featured Music” Page!
Great episode…. good job on the April Fool’s Joke! Skeet’s new pilot is called “Back”.
Keep up the wonderful work!
Hi gals,
I’ve been listening to your podcast ever since it appeared on FarPoint Media and I’m already cought up with all the previous episodes. To comment on your last discussion about the show being “too girly”: as I guy I agree it’s very “girly”, but I wouldn’t go as far as to say it’s “too girly”. I wouldn’t want to make my claim sound like an accusation, but rather, just a statement of a fact. The show is indeed “girly”, but is that bad? Not necessarily. It just shows how different people react in such an extreme situation as depicted on “Jericho”. I was surprised how much your appreciation of “Jericho” differs from mine, but after giving it some thought, I found it interesting. Some people might focus on the big picture, the millitary issues and the logistics in a postapocalyptic setting, while others will focus on the importance of family and relationships. Both of these attitudes are necessary if the society is to survive. When I saw the first episode and saw the bomb on the horizon, as a viewer I adopted an analytical attitude to the show. I was constantly asking myself the questions: who is responsible for the bombings? Will there be nuclear fallut? How will they cope with radioactive rain? Will they succeed with farming? What about energy production? How many people in “Jericho” are there? How many will survive? It seems I was enjoying “Jericho” in a similar way I would watch “Battlestar Galactica”. So I was indeed surprised when your first episode neglected the big picture and focused on the relationships of Emily, which as a guy I completely disregarded as something unimportant, but I guess that such issues are as important if a community is to survive such a scenario. In the last episode you encouraged guys to call in or write in about the characters they like to “balance” the show, but the problem is, guys are seldom about “characters” and “relationships”, so talking about the women we like on the show is not really a “guy thing”. As a guy (perhaps stereotypical) I would rather concentrate on the big issues: the city Jericho as a whole entity, Jericho in the context of other settlements, Jericho in the context of the US etc. Anyways, I’m still enjoying your show despite the abundance of the “girl factor”
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Keep up the great work,
Chris from Poland.