Till We Have Built Jerusalem

Till We Have Built Jerusalem

The 4400 episode
Title = Till We Have Built Jerusalem
Season = 4
Episode = 07
Airdate = July 29, 2007
Writer = Scott Peters, René Echevarria
Director = Scott Peters
Prev = The Marked
Next = No Exit
IMDb_id = 1049220"Till We Have Built Jerusalem" is the seventh episode of season four of the science fiction television series "The 4400". The episode originally aired on July 29, 2007 on the USA Network.cite web| url = http://www.usanetwork.com/schedules/sched.php?search=4400&sdate=7%2F01%2F2007-7%2F30%2F2007&x=0&y=0| title = Results for July 2007| publisher = USA Network]

Synopsis

Shawn Farrell's political ambitions are threatened by a woman who claims he healed her mother in return for sex. At the same time, Jordan Collier annexes part of Seattle itself and calls it "Promise City", threatening to retaliate if opposed.

Plot

Jordan Collier and his followers seize control of the undesirable South side docks of Seattle, renaming it "Promise City". A square mile of the city is cordoned off with glowing devices that cause intense pain when approached.

Shawn Farrell is in a casual relationship with a woman whose mother he healed. However, Senator Lenhoff berates Shawn for his indiscretion as the media claim he exchanged his abilities for sexual favors.

The government sends a squad of enhanced soldiers to kill Collier; Maia Skouris has a vision of Collier's death, but her vision "continues" in utter darkness. Terrified this could mean the end of everything, Maia pleads with her mother, Diana Skouris and Tom Baldwin to save Collier from the soldiers. Before they can act, however, Maia sneaks into Promise City to stop Collier from being killed.

The soldiers are stopped, and Collier uses his ability to remove the promicin from the enhanced soldiers.

Maia gives Collier a fake prediction-if Collier causes any deaths it will result in eventual Armageddon.

In retaliation for the government incursion, Collier has the devices moved, doubling the size of Promise City.

Significance

Cast

* Tom Baldwin — Joel Gretsch
* Diana Skouris — Jacqueline McKenzie
* Shawn Farrell — Patrick Flueger
* Kyle Baldwin — Chad Faust
* Isabelle Tyler — Megalyn Echikunwoke
* Maia Skouris — Conchita Campbell
* Jordan Collier — Billy Campbell
* Meghan Doyle — Jenni Bairdcite web |url=http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=0&id=41717|title=Baird Joins The 4400]

References

"Till we have built Jerusalem" is a line from the William Blake poem And did those feet in ancient time. It describes England as paradise, and the speaker expresses a desire to fight for Christ until Heaven (the New Jerusalem) appears. It was also adapted as a patriotic British song during World War I. The song was previously used in the episode "", which was written by René Echevarria, co-creator of "The 4400".

External links

* [http://www.the4400wiki.org/Episode:Till_We_Have_Built_Jerusalem "Till We Have Built Jerusalem"] at The 4400 wiki.
* location depicted as Promise City on the screens in OPS at NTAC at the end of the episode.


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