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When Jericho debuted on CBS earlier this fall, one of the big selling points was the plan to have a separate storyline on the network's web site. It would be actual scenes shot with the cast but shown online only, and they would beef up the subplots. This hasn't happened yet. There is a lot of online-only content at the site (including video about what would happen if a real attack happened, interviews, etc), but the additional storyline idea was canceled.

(S01E11) So Gracie the store owner is dead, stabbed by an unknown assailant, and you just know five minutes into the show that the person who is suspected of the crime, is not the guilty party. And when Mitchell comes back into town, injured, saying that Jonah "confessed" to the crime and then ran off, you know that Jonah didn't do it. But Gray and the townspeople form a posse to go get Jonah anyway. He's hiding at Emily's house, and Jake finds him there, bleeding to death.

Dale finds guilty about the way he quit the job at Gracie's store, but Gail has some shocking news for him: Gracie left the store to him in her will.

• At 8pm, CBS has A Hero's Welcome, followed by a repeat NCIS, then the Boston Pops Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular.
• PBS has A Capitol Fourth, from Washington, D.C.
• Also at 8: TCM has Mr. Smith Goes To Washington.
• At 9, NBC has the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular.
• TLC has a new Overhaulin' at 9.
• Biography Channel has Tom Selleck in Ike: Countdown to D-Day. It's on at 9 too.
• At 9:30, ESPN2 has World Cup coverage.
• At 10, ABC has An American Celebration at Ford's Theater: The Fourth of July Special.
• The Sci-Fi Channel has another day of their Twilight Zone marathon all day and night (until 10pm).
• USA is showing a Monk marathon all day and night.