It's snowing at Christmas. Huh.
Why does everyone think writing television executives will save shows? Let's say you're a number-cruncher at Sci-Fi and you get an email from AerynSunRules@aol.com telling you to not cancel Farscape - is that going to make the budget problem disappear? I love Farscape, mind, but it's got to be costing Sci-Fi a pretty penny and they're not making the ad revenue. The solution is clear, at least to me - next time they advertise a car during Farscape, be it GM, Ford, Subaru, etc, go buy it. If they have a sudden spike of 40,000 people buying new Focuseseseses (Focii?) the night after Farscape, I betcha Ford'll pay more for advertising during the show, thus saving it. Or something.
Why does everyone think writing television executives will save shows? Let's say you're a number-cruncher at Sci-Fi and you get an email from AerynSunRules@aol.com telling you to not cancel Farscape - is that going to make the budget problem disappear? I love Farscape, mind, but it's got to be costing Sci-Fi a pretty penny and they're not making the ad revenue. The solution is clear, at least to me - next time they advertise a car during Farscape, be it GM, Ford, Subaru, etc, go buy it. If they have a sudden spike of 40,000 people buying new Focuseseseses (Focii?) the night after Farscape, I betcha Ford'll pay more for advertising during the show, thus saving it. Or something.
