The Hollywood billboard was purchased by fans as a part of the campaign to persuade Paramount to find JERICHO a new home

LOCATION: Studio City Mobile Station, 11001 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, CA

In a grand sweeping gesture to show that they are the most obsessive and rabid of followers, the JERICHO Rangers have launched a new campaign to help find JERICHO a new home. In addition to a $7,500 gigantic billboard featuring a "TV Show For Sale" sign (paid for by auctioned JERICHO items autographed by the cast!), the campaign also includes:

 Full page ads in Variety (4/25) and The Hollywood Reporter (4/28), costing a total $11,180 - paid for by fan donations and more auctioned cast-autographed memorabilia.
 A letter writing campaign to CBS Paramount, who Comcast is exploring a possible partnership with, and other potential buyers.

 The infamous Nuts to Nielsen campaign, designed to draw attention to the flaws in the Nielsen viewer rating system. 1,000 pounds of nuts have been sent to Nielsen so far; 700 to Variety, 800 to the Nielsen facility in Florida to protest Nielsen’s poor treatment of American workers, and another "shelling" is in progress to the LA Times - just for the attention.

 Fan-purchased DVDs of JERICHO’s Season 2 for military personnel in Afghanistan and Iraq. (Here’s to hoping they’ve already seen Season 1.)

 The dream that one day fans will scrape up enough money to fund a Save JERICHO commercial on cable. Currently, the campaign is halfway to their goal of $13,615 for 300 thirty-second commercials. Contribute to the cause here