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nitcrt1
12-28-2005, 09:46 AM
I just had an idea. I have a local radio station that has a web-site. The morning D.J. is a great guy and reads and responds to everyone's e-mails. I wonder what would happen if I wrote to him, explaining our "Night Court" on DVD problem and if I could ask him to promote it during the "fun news" section of his program. He always announces new DVD releases when they come out. If we all could do that for our local radio stations that would be "game", I wonder as a "Night Court" community if we could be successful. It would be basically starting our own promotion campaign to get the word out about the show and what could happen if we don't go out and buy anything put out for us.

It's just a thought to get the word out. What do you all think about that?

ClassicTVGal
12-28-2005, 04:44 PM
Sounds like a great try at least. I like it. At least we tried something. I also want to try and write to TVLand about another Marathon, I tried but it got erased when I hint a different button or something. And the letter I sent to A&E came back! Darn!

We all need to chip in and do something. Thanks, NitCrt1. What do you guys say?

MyFairBrady
12-30-2005, 03:52 AM
I have a local paper that's delivered every week for free called the Reminder and it covers most of the state of CT where I live. Anyway it has a good neighbor section where you either ask for information on things or respond to questions for information from the week prior. It also has a speak out section where you freely write a comment or opinion. I will write to both sections a week prior to NC's best of release and urge people to purchase it.

T-Greg
02-17-2006, 12:22 PM
I have a local paper that's delivered every week for free called the Reminder and it covers most of the state of CT where I live. Anyway it has a good neighbor section where you either ask for information on things or respond to questions for information from the week prior. It also has a speak out section where you freely write a comment or opinion. I will write to both sections a week prior to NC's best of release and urge people to purchase it.

That's not the only thing you got for free. Where's my My Fair Brady DVDs? I hope you enjoyed the Surreal Life ones I sent you. You've yet to respond to my emails.