Superstar
04-30-2005, 03:59 AM
Pass It On Campaign
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The WB still has not made a decision whether to renew or not. This leaves it in your hands, the fans, whether 'Charmed' comes back for another season or not. Our earlier campaign to bring viewers in did have a small effect in raising the ratings! We have to do it again.
It's up to you to promote the show!
Many fans who frequent this site knows that we have this campaign going, to get friends, family and even strangers to watch 'Charmed'. You ask how? Well, how about talking about it at school, or at a social events, or maybe at your coffee house. Just getting the word out has a huge effect. Getting people who has never seen the show to watch the first time or getting former or getting former Charmed fans to come back helps in a small way.
Flood their email at faces@thewb.com or send postcards to:*
David Janollari
President, Entertainment
The WB Network
11 N. Hollywood Way, Bldg. 34R
Burbank, CA. 91522
Or fax the WB at: (818) 977-6336
*Also, when sending in your letters or postcards, add a small candle, like those used on birthday cakes, along with your letter. The fans can call this their spell casting on the WB Network!
Quote from Brad Kern, to TCO website:
"The network loves Charmed creatively and have been especially happy with it this season, but whether we come back or not still all boils down to ratings -- which means it's up to the fans. *If they all tune in and watch the last couple of episodes, I believe that'll raise our numbers enough to push us over the edge and force the WB to pick us up for an 8th season."
With the future of the series currently uncertain, Combs awaits the ratings to decide how much more Charmed the WB will produce. But as long as audiences want it, she feels she can deliver. “I think my character’s changed very much from the beginning and has kind of compressed into a whole new person, just like normal people on a day to day basis change and go through life changes,” Combs said. “Characters do too. I don't think you should ever get in a rut of playing the same character every day even if you are, because no person is the same every day.”*
McGowan simply tried to remember what scene she was shooting. “I used to be able to tell the episodes apart by outfit, and honestly I can’t even do that anymore,” she said. “It’s pretty interesting that it’s caused senility so early on in life.”
http://thecharmedones.com
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The WB still has not made a decision whether to renew or not. This leaves it in your hands, the fans, whether 'Charmed' comes back for another season or not. Our earlier campaign to bring viewers in did have a small effect in raising the ratings! We have to do it again.
It's up to you to promote the show!
Many fans who frequent this site knows that we have this campaign going, to get friends, family and even strangers to watch 'Charmed'. You ask how? Well, how about talking about it at school, or at a social events, or maybe at your coffee house. Just getting the word out has a huge effect. Getting people who has never seen the show to watch the first time or getting former or getting former Charmed fans to come back helps in a small way.
Flood their email at faces@thewb.com or send postcards to:*
David Janollari
President, Entertainment
The WB Network
11 N. Hollywood Way, Bldg. 34R
Burbank, CA. 91522
Or fax the WB at: (818) 977-6336
*Also, when sending in your letters or postcards, add a small candle, like those used on birthday cakes, along with your letter. The fans can call this their spell casting on the WB Network!
Quote from Brad Kern, to TCO website:
"The network loves Charmed creatively and have been especially happy with it this season, but whether we come back or not still all boils down to ratings -- which means it's up to the fans. *If they all tune in and watch the last couple of episodes, I believe that'll raise our numbers enough to push us over the edge and force the WB to pick us up for an 8th season."
With the future of the series currently uncertain, Combs awaits the ratings to decide how much more Charmed the WB will produce. But as long as audiences want it, she feels she can deliver. “I think my character’s changed very much from the beginning and has kind of compressed into a whole new person, just like normal people on a day to day basis change and go through life changes,” Combs said. “Characters do too. I don't think you should ever get in a rut of playing the same character every day even if you are, because no person is the same every day.”*
McGowan simply tried to remember what scene she was shooting. “I used to be able to tell the episodes apart by outfit, and honestly I can’t even do that anymore,” she said. “It’s pretty interesting that it’s caused senility so early on in life.”
http://thecharmedones.com