Lack of good storyline.

Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

Watch something else. There are very few redeeming qualities to this film.

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

I liked the fact that this sci-fi was more about characters and story than gadgets, explosions and action. There is a decent plot and actors are good. Unfortunately the plot is a bit silly. The course of events is overly optimistic compared to what would actually happen in such a grim scenario. I can forgive that because I wouldn't probably enjoy a pessimistic version (The Road). Some of the characters are exaggerated archetypes, but I can forgive that too.However, I don't agree with some reviewers comments that there's a good answer in the series for everything. Some of the answers are totally unrealistic and certain events could not actually happen the way they happen in this story. Some of the nonsense happens because there would be no practical way for the story to stay realistic within it's limits, but some of it is just sloppy thinking and writing.I would have been pretty happy with this when I was much younger and it's not bad even now, but not going to reach a cult status. Compared to the comics, the Jeremiah comics have a different feel in them. Slightly darker and less patronizing than this show. And that makes them better in my opinion.

This show is terrible. Luke Perry is a terrible actor, Malcolm Jamal Warner is a little better but hes hard to believe as a survivor type. It's no wonder this show only lasted two years. The underscore sounds like it was made by looping a bunch of Celine Dion extra material from the movie Titanic. Way too much dramatic musical score, always trying to evoke emotional reaction from a show that lacks substance. Now they play Jeremiah on my favorite channel Comet instead of all the great seventies sci fi and horror that they usually play. I guess the royalties are so cheap that they thought they'd give it a shot? I hope Comet stops replaying this garbage show. Its not even comically bad, its give you a head ache bad.

I just saw the first season of Jeremiah and I was completely blown away. What an awesome series! This is going to be another "Firefly" cult-like classic. Because it was poorly marketed it didn't get the attention it deserved. I would love to see this series take off again! This would be very well received on the sci-fi channel or any other channel for that matter. It's a shame that it's 2009 and I'm just seeing this for the first time!!! How about a major motion picture?!!!!!!! Malcolm Jamal Warner and Luke Perry were phenomenal in this role together. You wouldn't believe the buzz it's getting amongst all my friends. BRING IT BACK PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Luke Perry and MJ ("The Cosby Show")Warner wander the land after a disaster has wiped out a large portion of the U.S. population. This is a no-budget Canadian job that lacks the charm of FIREFLY or the mysteries of THE PRETENDER. Like the new BATTLESTAR GALACTICA and the various STARGATE series, it is mostly just people standing around talking. The only episode that held my interest involved a psychotic warlord played by Perry's old BH90210 costar Jason Priestley. And that was simply gimmick casting, although Priestley was pretty convincing as a stone cold murderer. Perry plays the sullen antihero well. He proved that in a first-rate TV western he starred in a couple of seasons back. Warner is wasted here.