and Malcolm Jamal-Warner, from The Cosby Show, were cast in the leads. Filming The series was filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Locations Cancellation Straczynski had prepared a five-year series. But a change in personnel in Showtime's administration caused the network to decide to stop producing science fiction programming and unofficially cancel Jeremiah before the second season had its debut in November 2003. Fans realized the possibility of cancellation when Showtime announced the airing of only the first seven out of fifteen episodes of the second season, and organized a campaign to write and phone executives at Showtime, MGM and Platinum Studios to convince them to show the remaining eight and continue with a third season. Ultimately, the network began airing the remaining of the second season starting on September 3, 2004 - after a ten-month break since the last aired episode - but despite continuously rising ratings did not proceed with the renewal of the show. Before season 2 premiered, Straczynski vowed to never work with the then-current administration of MGM Television after experiencing major creative differences with them, and had there been a third season it would have to run under some new showrunner. Everyone on cast and crew, including Grant Rosenberg, the second season's co-executive producer, were willing to have continued. Episodes Home media In January 2004, MGM Home Entertainment released season 1 of Jeremiah on DVD. Season 2 was released on DVD as a "burn on demand" from Amazon (available to US and Canadian addresses only) in March 2010. The series episodes are also available as digital purchases on Amazon, Hulu and iTunes (season 2 only). In other media RPGs After having been designed by Morrigan Press, Mongoose Publishing published Jeremiah: The Roleplaying Game in 2005. References External links Alternative Website JMS briefly comments on Jeremiah on Republibot 2002 American television series debuts 2002 Canadian television series debuts 2004 American television series endings 2004 Canadian television series endings 2000s American science fiction television series 2000s Canadian science fiction television series Fiction set in 2021 Television series set in the 2020s American action television series 2000s American drama television series Post-apocalyptic television series Television series by MGM Television Television series based on Belgian comics Television series by Lionsgate Television Television series created by J. Michael Straczynski Serial drama television series Showtime (TV network) original programming English-language television shows Television shows set in Colorado Television series about viral