Did they say when it would be back on?

I don't have a clue. I'll have to look around or someone will fill us in here.

It was a six hour miniseries. 13 more episodes have been ordered for a seasons worth of shows. YAY!!!

http://66.77.88.171/ubb/usa/html/ubb/Forum52/HTML/000495.html <-- UBB.classic board.

That's good to hear, it was one series that mom really liked. When does the new season start?

They start filming in November. No idea when it airs.

Very good, I will let mom know. She was very interested in this show, kind of spooky, since she doesn't get into TV very often. Unless it's NASCAR racing, of course.

While looking at Barnes and Noble, I saw the complete 1st season of the 4400 is slated to be released on December 21 of this year

Amazon has it coming out this year as well

I'll have to check their prices sometime. Stargate Atlantis is the season that I'd really like to have.

Less then $20 that is not bad at all.

Mom just wants the series to start again, any dates yet?

OK, found it:

Thirteen original episodes returns Summer 2005

Los Angeles, CA, October 20, 2004 - USA Network has ordered thirteen one-hour episodes of the highly-rated and critically-acclaimed hit series The 4400. The announcement was made today by Jeff Wachtel, USA's executive vice president, original programming. The series will return to USA Network in June 2005. Production is scheduled to begin in Vancouver in February. The series is produced by Paramount Network Television in association with American Zoetrope and Renegade 83.

The 4400 premiered on July 11, 2004 on USA Network as the highest-rated and most-watched new series premiere ever on a basic cable network. The 4400 was this summer's top original basic cable series, besting all others in terms of household rating (4.7), P25-54 delivery (3.1 million), P18-49 (2.9 million) and viewers tuning in (6.2 million).

"We knew 'The 4400' was special from the beginning. It has all the elements we look for in a series - a big concept, memorable characters, and an arena that no other network is doing right now," said Wachtel. "It just works for us in every way. It has broad appeal, and it also immediately created a passionate core audience. It's a great example of appointment television at its finest."

The 4400 centers on the return of 4,400 people who, previously presumed dead or reported missing, reappear on Earth. Though they have not aged physically, some of them seem to have deeper alterations ranging from superhuman strength to an unexplained healing touch. A government agency is formed to track the 4,400 people after one of them commits a murder.

The 4400 is executive produced by Maira Suro ("Platinum") and co-executive produced by Scott Peters ("The Outer Limits").

USA Network
USA Network is cable television's leading provider of original series and feature movies, sports events, off-net television shows, and blockbuster theatrical films. USA Network is seen in over 88 million U.S. homes. The USA Network Web site is located at www.usanetwork.com.

USA Network is a program service of NBC Universal Cable a division of NBC Universal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience.

Oh, good Tral, it should make her happy. I'll look right now. Thanks again, always looking out for me.

It's the same info:

Los Angeles, CA, October 20, 2004 - USA Network has ordered thirteen one-hour episodes of the highly-rated and critically-acclaimed hit series The 4400. The announcement was made today by Jeff Wachtel, USA's executive vice president, original programming. The series will return to USA Network in June 2005. Production is scheduled to begin in Vancouver in February. The series is produced by Paramount Network Television in association with American Zoetrope and Renegade 83.

Yeah, I told her, she wants the new ones. She's becoming very demanding with these shows.......don't know what got into her. Maybe Art Bell can tell me.......hum?

Thanks for the update Trallyus.