Jeremiah (2002)

In a dystopian future, a virulent plague has decimated humanity, sparing only those who had not yet tasted the bitter fruit of puberty. Now, fifteen years after this devastating cataclysm, the survivors stagger on, scavenging the skeletal remains of the old world, their existence teetering on the precipice of despair and oblivion. As the shadow of their former civilization looms heavy over them, they face a dire choice - succumb to the seemingly inevitable decline, or summon the courage to rebuild their shattered world, taking responsibility for themselves and each other. Amidst this bleak backdrop emerges a man named Jeremiah, a beacon of hope in a world lost to darkness. Haunted by his father's enigmatic tales of a mythical place known as Valhalla, Jeremiah embarks on a momentous quest, guided by the echoes of a world that once was, and driven by the promise of a world that could be. His journey is one of discovery and survival, of struggle and redemption, as he seeks to unearth the truth about Valhalla, a place that may hold the key to humanity's survival, or its ultimate demise. In this post-apocalyptic saga, Jeremiah represents the enduring spirit of mankind. His story is a testament to the resilience of the human soul, a heart-wrenching exploration of loss, and a thrilling odyssey into the unknown. Will Jeremiah find Valhalla, and can humanity rise from its ashes? The answer lies within the ruins of their past, and the promise of their future.

Jeremiah is an action show featuring Luke Perry and created by J. Michael Straczynski.

Jeremiah is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel and it's also available on Amazon Prime Video.

It is also possible to buy Jeremiah on Amazon Video and Apple TV.