Because he won’t post it, I will.  Fancast’s Julia Diddy again takes an up-close, personal look at fans’ efforts to Save Jericho Again — this time, with an in-depth study of Rubberpoultry’s contributions and the thought process that went into creating the TV ad. 

Julia is proving to be a wonderful friend to those of us who love Jericho.  And RP?  What can you say?  We are honored to have his work serve as the collective strong, proud, dedicated voice of the Jericho community. 

Check out the article here. 

Digg it here.

Jason, from a professional standpoint, I think you are incredible.  From a personal standpoint, I think you are one of the finest, most decent people I have ever had the privilege to meet.  On behalf of the entire Jericho community, I thank you for representing us the way you have.

Julie/Welcome

Never let it be said that moss grows under a Jericho Ranger’s feet!  Now that the 10-day run of our Save Jericho Again TV ads have wrapped up, and many other campaigns, such the Variety ad, billboard, several great  humanitarian efforts, balloons and cake, and various nutty endeavors, have reached a conclusion, we’ve got to keep the momentum going. We’ve made some noise, and we’re being noticed, but our work is not over yet.

That’s why we’re moving into Round 2 of the TV ad campaign. Thanks to a very generous offer by PMary and Jeff Knoll to help us make some quick bucks and purchase more air time, we are offering for auction eight Jericho scripts from Season 2’s “Termination for Cause,” personally signed by that episode’s central players Brad Beyer and D.B. Sweeney, on eBay. 

PMary and Jeff successfully auctioned off other Jericho items through eBay to fund the Variety and billboard campaigns, and they are graciously doing the same to help fund us more ads and get more eyes on Rubberpoultry’s fantastic Save Jericho Again commercial.  We won’t be able to purchase as large a media schedule as before, but based on what we bring in through the eBay auction, we can certainly seek additional targeted airtime and supplement our continuing letter- and postcard-writing campaigns. 

So, if you want to own a script that showcased “Stanley” and “Goetz” in some of the finest and most moving TV I’ve seen in years, take a look at this.  At the same time, you’ll be contributing to Save Jericho Again.  Time is limited, and we have only a couple of days to get the word out and seek the best price on these valuable scripts bearing the John Hancock of Brad, our fabulous commercial voice-over guy!

We’ve also installed a Donate link here for anyone else who may want to contribute to this second run of the commercial. 

Our heartfelt thanks to PMary and Jeff for this generous donation and great idea! Our heartfelt thanks also to all of you who have contributed or supported the TV ad and other efforts in various ways.  It’s great to see all efforts coming together to Save Jericho Again! 

– Julie/Welcome2CHO

I think we’d all agree that Brad Beyer is pretty awesome for helping us get our message out by providing a voiceover for the TV ad (not to mention about a million other reasons). After checking out the site, and keeping up with all of our various efforts to get Jericho back into production, Brad wanted to send a quick note to the fans to encourage us as we wait for more on Jericho’s future. Here’s what he had to say:

“Love the website, love the billboard, love the commercial!  Thanks again everyone.  You are THE BEST FANS ever!”

 

—Brad Beyer

Over the course of the last few days, I’ve had a number of requests for a downloadable version of the spot at a higher resolution. Now that I’ve finally found the time to make that happen, it’s online and ready for download. It’s the next best thing to being in LA in front of a Time Warner Cable subscriber’s TV.

You can get the file right here! (You may have to load QuickTime to view it).

Happy Viewing!

-Rubberpoultry

Brad,

We all appreciate you taking the time to go in and record the audio for our piece. Not only was it great to have one of our beloved cast be part of the spot, your vocal talents took it to the next level. If you’re reading this, I just want to say thank you again. I’m sure others will want to too.

-Jason/Rubberpoultry