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IT'S TIME TO LOBBY 20th CENTURY FOX
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by michael barriball | July 25, 2008 at 12:09 pm
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This is an appeal to all fans of the Fox T.V. shows Point Pleasant, Futurama, Drive, Tru Calling, Firefly, Killer Instince, The Inside, Reunion, Fastlane, North Shore, John Doe and Wonderfalls. I am writing to inform you that the campaign for all these shows is going well and more and more fans are joining the cause so it's now time to take it to the next level. What you as fans of all these shows must do is this, please log onto this web site (http://www.saveourshows.org) and click on LETTERS and print copies of the campaign letters for your show and post them to this address;
Mr. Gary Newman & Ms. Dana Walden Co-Presidents, 20th Century Fox Television, 10201 West Pico Blvd Bldg 88 Room 29, Los Angeles, CA 90035, USA
If we as fans of all these shows sent letters it will show Fox that this issue will not go away and we will never give up the shows we love. We are their customers and they are withholding the products and services that we demand and are willing to pay for. We watch their shows and buy items that bare their company logo, therefore, we are consumers, therefore, we have rights. So don't leave it to the other guy, it won't get done. It is up to all of us as fans to make our voices heard.
MICHAEL BARRIBALL
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at 18:11 on July 25th, 2008
Here, here, these are the words we need to hear more often. We the fans need to stand up and fight for the shows we love and not allow Network and studio executives to make all the decisions for us and what we should watch and how long we're allowed to watch it for.
We the fans need to be both listened to and respected when it comes to our shows that we love and are will to support completely.
Only united as a fan base can we make the networks and studios listen and change their policies towards how they cancel shows.
at 17:11 on June 16th, 2009
Twenieth Century Fox has caved in on Family Guy (seeing they so realized what a big mistake they made there) and now they've once again listened to the fans when it comes to Futurama. So this is slow progress, but at least it's progress as I gotta hand it to Fox, at least there starting to listen to the fans out there.