Following the murder of Gracie, Gray heads a lynch mob and uses the town’s anger for his own political gain; Mitchell Cafferty claims that Jonah Prowse is the culprit, but Mayor Green is dubious. Cliffhanger episode ending the first half of the first season of the show.
During the end of the Australian airing of the previous episode "Red Flag", an advertisement led viewers to believe that Dale will shoot Mitchell Cafferty. It also hinted at the possibility of Roger arrivi

On the eve of Thanksgiving, Jake, Stanley and Jimmy are hunting for turkeys. Unsuccessful, Stanley and Jake head back to Stanley’s truck when they spot two Russian jet fighters in the sky. They look up to see several lumbering transport aircraft begin to drop large parcels by parachute.
Finding one such parcel in a field, they open it to discover that it is stocked with food. Jake notices the food’s packaging is in Chinese, and they uncover a flyer that states "Do not fi

Emily dreams of the morning of her wedding to Roger, then awakens and realizes that Roger is most likely dead. Meanwhile, outside of town, the Ravenwood mercenaries, led by Goetz, show up at the Richmond farm and steal gas for their two black Humvees. Stanley confronts them, and Goetz asks if he knows Eric. Stanley tells him he "can’t help them", and then Goetz rounds up his men and leaves. Stanley heads over to the Green house to warn Jake and Eric about them.
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A caption establishes the episode being set a month after the attacks.
Mayor Green’s life hangs in the balance when he comes down with a severe flu. Jake and Eric decide to to to another town about 90 miles away to obtain the medicine the mayor desperately needs.
While travelling to Rogue River, Jake and Eric discover that the world outside of Jericho has changed immensely since the explosions took place. They pass a wrecked car whose driver is lying dead along the road. Eric

While the town prepares to celebrate Halloween, Gray Anderson returns after traveling outside of town and reports back on the horrific things he saw while he was away.
Upon his return, Gray confirms that Washington D.C. has been destroyed. He goes on to say that New York City has survived, and mentions that the New York Police Department found a nuclear bomb in a van minutes before it was set to explode. He also confirms that Topeka is still intact, although its citizens were dealing wit