: The episode is noted for showing the town's shift from a collective community to a "every man for himself" mentality as the realization sets in that help isn't coming. "Jericho" 9:02 (TV Episode 2006) - IMDb

: While the EMP is established to disable all computers—including those in cars manufactured after 1990—fans and critics often point out that several newer vehicles are seen running perfectly in subsequent episodes.

: The episode begins with a Morse code signal that translates to "THE EMP HITS," foreshadowing the central event.

The "interesting feature" of (2006) Season 1, Episode 6—aptly titled " 9:02 "—is centered on the exact moment an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) hits the town, which occurs at precisely 9:02 PM. The "9:02" Feature & Trivia

: At 9:02 PM, a second nuclear blast occurs (near Denver), triggering an EMP that instantly kills all modern electronics in Jericho.

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: The episode is noted for showing the town's shift from a collective community to a "every man for himself" mentality as the realization sets in that help isn't coming. "Jericho" 9:02 (TV Episode 2006) - IMDb

: While the EMP is established to disable all computers—including those in cars manufactured after 1990—fans and critics often point out that several newer vehicles are seen running perfectly in subsequent episodes. [S1E6] 9:02

: The episode begins with a Morse code signal that translates to "THE EMP HITS," foreshadowing the central event. : The episode is noted for showing the

The "interesting feature" of (2006) Season 1, Episode 6—aptly titled " 9:02 "—is centered on the exact moment an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) hits the town, which occurs at precisely 9:02 PM. The "9:02" Feature & Trivia The "interesting feature" of (2006) Season 1, Episode

: At 9:02 PM, a second nuclear blast occurs (near Denver), triggering an EMP that instantly kills all modern electronics in Jericho.