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Correct me if I’m wron but Jericho is supposed to be a fictional town and is not in near Witchita. If I recall correctly in the first episode, Emily’s fiance was landing in Wichita and it was at least a 3 hour drive in the opposite direction to get there.Because it shows contempt for the viewers, because the writers/directors/producers cant be bothered to get it right.
Because like other egregious faults, it breaks the “suspension of disbelief” and good fiction has to maintain–and can draw attention to other story faults–and believe me, this show had em too
We grant Shakespere slack because both he and his audiences really didnt know better–but evn though current writers often dont, believe me, a LOT of us viewers do
This is not geography lesson, it is a fictional show, based on what you would do if nuclear war came to the states. The important issues are how they deal with them. If you have any issues at all, I think it should be with whether or not the way in which they deal with everyday life is realistic or not. For the most part I think it;s right on target.
What would you do if there was an EMP and none of the new cars worked because they all have chips in them? How would you make anteseptic? what do you do when food runs out, how do you live in a society that no longer needs money?
these are the questions that are posed and I think dealt with in a realistic way. The people in this show are real, they have faults, but they have integrity and will and fight and they love their town and their country. This is for the most part a pretty wholesome show and I think it deserves to run it’s course.