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We expected more from the professional wrestler who has been sweeping us off our feet for the past few weeks....
Was Chris Jericho ever in the military? No, but he sure wore that uniform like he was....
...appearance on the singing show, and now Toscano gets a date thanks to Chris Jericho, who's competing on "DWTS." According to TMZ, a Toscano friend who knows Jericho passed along the New York singer's phone number -- and really, what......
Chris Jericho dropped the pro-wrestling persona for his time on stage on "Dancing With the Stars" this week....
...Wilkinson, boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard and pro wrestler Chris Jericho. Oh! Don't forget Kirstie Alley -- 'cause we have...competing in the show. With Williams, Wilkinson and Leonard/Jericho covering the "controversial," "hottie" and "athlete......
Ryan will be spending time in a different kind of office in the coming TV season....
A nuclear mushroom cloud appears on the horizon -- and for the residents of Jericho, a small Kansas town, it could mean they're the only Americans left alive. Fear of the unknown propels Jericho into mayhem, causing the town to come apart at the seams. Secrets are revealed, personal agendas take over and even the most sensible people become paranoid. But even in a time of crisis, some folks will find an inner strength they never knew existed, causing them to emerge as the most unlikeliest of heroes. As the citizens slowly rebuild Jericho, however, they also find themselves in a bitter turf war with the residents of another town, New Bern.
Jericho ended the series with a bang, capping off what may have been the most successful long-form civics lesson with a generous helping of whiz-bang action, kick-ass characters and intriguing "what if" situations.
Things were going along pretty well on Jericho -- you had your insurgency, your interrogation, your Molotov cocktails, your second American Revolution, the usual stuff -- and then they threw us a curve ball that I'm still reeling from Where the hell did that come from?
It was another tense, adrenaline-driven hour of Jericho, and it looks like things are about to blow. There's no graceful way of getting out of this; there's no way to back down and save face.
Hey, have you heard? Corporations are eeeeeeevil! With that news out of the way, Jericho continues to run at a breakneck pace. Some of the developments made sense. Some? Not so much.
This week on Jericho, we start to see who's on the side of the angels, the bad guys get badder, and some old familiar faces return. Plus, I'm left with one overriding impression: Robert Hawkins has balls of steel.
The plot thickens on Jericho -- we learn the Cheyenne government isn't just a vaguely creepy cult of personality, it's a vast, overarching conspiracy perpetrated by the sort of people who make Attila the Hun look like a tree-hugging, seal-smooching peacenik hippy.
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