Because some things are more important than the war in Iraq, Scalito, equal rights for gays and lesbians, a woman’s right to choose, and governmental accountability.*
Arrested Development is on its last legs, although the C-word hasn’t been officially used yet. And I know that a lot of the readers of this blog are fans of the show, so I wanted to gather as many resources as I could find for anyone who wants to help fight the good fight and keep it on the air if we possibly can. I think that I am not alone in feeling that Monday night’s episode (the lowest-rated of the season) represented a high for the series, and it would be shameful for the show to die as it was ramping up to get even better.
First and most important, the Fox brass:
Peter Liguori
President of Entertainment
FOX Broadcasting
10201 West Pico Blvd.
Building 100, Room 4450
Los Angeles, CA 90035
Marcy Ross
Senior Vice President of Current Programming
FOX Broadcasting
10201 West Pico Blvd.
Building 100, Room 4150
Los Angeles, CA 90035
There is a petition.
On the chief AD message boards, people are beginning to discuss writing HBO, NBC and UPN. Details when I have them.
And from the PTC, of all people, a list of advertisers. I don’t presently know who is advertising on AD, but a good place to start might be with Burger King. What a great restaurant!
UPDATE, 2:33 PM: Jason speaks.