Fox passed on Wonderfalls, as has UPN, but wait—there is another. The WB has decided to review an episode of Wonderfalls along with its pilots for the fall season, which means WONDERFALLS IS IN THE RUNNING FOR THE FALL SEASON!
Send letters, postcards, and animal figurines of support to:
Jordan Levin
CEO, Warner Bros. Network
4000 Warner Blvd., Building 34R
Burbank, CA 91522
Please remember to be respectful even if you’re still boiling about the whole “Angel fiasco.”
You can also sign petitions and vote to have Wonderfalls released on DVD at the following links:
Wonderfalls on DVD petition:
http://www.PetitionOnline.com/mod_perl/signed.cgi?goodtv
Save Wonderfalls petition:
http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/wonderfalls
Vote for Wonderfalls to be released on DVD:
http://tvshowsondvd.com
(you have to register at the site, but registration is free)
See a show, pick it up!
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p.s. Would it make me a traitor if I watch Dark Shadows next season on the WB? Because you know I liked the remake that I think it was NBC did.
In regards to Dark Shadows, I’m willing to give it my usual 4-episode viewing. If a show can interest me in 4 episodes, I continue watching until it either (a) makes me want to kill myself (the experience I had with Dawson’s Creek) or (b) is cancelled. But knowing that it was probably a critical element in the crebil-ing of Angel, I may not be easily swayed. Also, I really liked the original Dark Shadows and I fear what may happen in the WB-ifying of it.
1. They stupidly killed Angel.
2. The message they aired with “The Gift” called it a “Buffy series finale” which confused everyone I knew and I then had to spend the summer telling everyone, “really, Buffy’s coming back.”
3. The message they aired with the Dawson’s Creek series finale touted it as “the show that built the network,” which is crap because Buffy put the WB on the map. That message was followed by about 10 full minutes of me cursing and railing.
Even so, the WB is willing to take more chances than the established networks. Then again, Fox used to take chances, too…
I guess I’m saying that I’m deeply ambivalent.