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As many of you have probably already read here, there’s no word yet on a second season of Tripping the Rift. If scifi wants another season for January 2005, there going to have to order one very quickly because it takes over 40 weeks from the moment an episode is ordered to the time it can be produced. The good news is that if scifi was going to cancel the show, they probably would have done it by now. But lets not risk it.
I’m asking that all the lurkers (there over 10 thousand of you guys out there) to delurk and show your support of the show. We can’t do this with only 3 active fans!
Be courteous and polite when contacting Sci Fi to let them know that you want another season of Tripping the Rift. Here’s some contact information for the powers that be at scifi:
Emails:
Sci Fi Channel Programming:
[email protected]
[email protected]Executives:
Ms Bonnie Hammer
Senior Vice President of Programming
email: [email protected]Tom Vitale
Head of Programming
[email protected]Tom Vitale was a major supporter of the show during production. Let him know that we still want him to support the show!
Phone Numbers:
Viewer Comment Line: 212-413-5000 (may not be available after business hours)
Programming Line: 212-413-5821Fax Number
212-413-6531Just sent off my email (sent one to [email protected] and another to [email protected] (and copied to [email protected] and [email protected])). Anyone else sent their email yet?
SadGeezer wrote:Just sent off my email (sent one to [email protected] and another to [email protected] (and copied to [email protected] and [email protected])). Anyone else sent their email yet?
I want to believe that it’ll work but it seems that it might not, if SCI-FI was interested they would have found writers for season 2 by now… you never know, maybe Mr. Vitale is just taking his time. Hopefully with the best intentions of striking a deal with some hot-shot writers. The guy that writes for Buffy is pretty damn good…
I sent an email, but hell I also sent an email when they didn’t bring back William Shatners “Fright Nights”. What pisses me off is that Sci-Fi will waste more money developing a show with ultra-regurgitated scripts like Tremors, when you could produce a dozen animated shows with a hundred times more material for writing fiction for the same amount.
Most of the “Greats” in terms of television were never big hits in their first season. Seinfelds pilot and first couple of episodes were *terrible* and by that I mean beyond terrible.
TTR has the best animation, great characters and Universe, but terrible writing at times. I’m not saying the writers are bad writers, they just suck at writing for this show sometimes. They dont need A/B list writers to make this show great either. They just need writers who comprehend the depth this shows concept provides and utilize it rater than overused contemporary humor and fart jokes. Or if you do use the preceeding be unique about it and use your surroundings.
The show has massive potential and Sci-Fi like this we need, rather than reality shows and more Stargate spinoffs, Stargate: Las Vegas anyone? =0
Give it a chance Sci-Fi
Done, done, done and done! Just zipped off an e-mail to all listed parties at the networks. Let’s hope they take heed. I’ve only seen the last two episodes, I’d like the chance to see more.
”LexxLurker” wrote:I sent an email, but hell I also sent an email when they didn’t bring back William Shatners “Fright Nights”. What pisses me off is that Sci-Fi will waste more money developing a show with ultra-regurgitated scripts like Tremors, when you could produce a dozen animated shows with a hundred times more material for writing fiction for the same amount.
Actually animation is much more expensive than live… as a matter of fact, the only thing that really makes a live sit-com relatively expensive are salaries. Look at Friends…I wouldn’t say the studio set cost them a lot.
Well money talks, so we’ll see what happens to TtR. Everyone keep their fingers crossed.
CLR
Kinda sad to see only a few responses to this so far. I hope this isn’t a reflection of apathy on the topic. And if fans are not compelled to write here, are they gonna send the emails? I would hate to see this show get cancelled. Does anyone think an online petition would get a good response? Combined with the emails it could be enough to send it over the top.I would be willing to put up a couple of bucks for it’s creation and promotion though I don’t have a lot of time to be actively involved. How about it html programmers?
Tentacle wrote:Kinda sad to see only a few responses to this so far. I hope this isn’t a reflection of apathy on the topic. And if fans are not compelled to write here, are they gonna send the emails? I would hate to see this show get cancelled. Does anyone think an online petition would get a good response?
TtR fandom isn’t very strong at the moment. The traffic on this bboard has improved over the last few weeks, but that’s not saying very much. And the official bboard at scifi is seeing less posts then us! I’m not sure why there aren’t very many active fans for the show. I know (from site stats) that are a few thousand closet fans, but not many who are contributing. What gets me is how the bboard at Mad Mad House is so busy?!
An online petition might not be a good idea, since there’s such an inactive fan base. The online petition for God Emperor of Dune barely even has 500 sigs, and Dune has a huge fan base!
Other shows had fans send in little trinkets to try to save the show. Farscape: crackers, Roswell: tobacco sauce, Invisible Man: glitter. As a joke, maybe we should send in porno mags and beer for Tripping the Rift.
Headgehog wrote:As a joke, maybe we should send in porno mags and beer for Tripping the Rift.
hehe that would be a great idea 😈
No, no, no.
The idea isn’t to send them things that are actually useful and have value! 😆
I think just a large red or black “6” filling up one page could be something anyone could e-mail, FAX, or send in and be creative about on their own accord. Or perhaps even Sixs tattoo.
Lets just hope it doesn’t go that far!
Ironically, the glitter for I-Man raised quite a few eyebrows, and had the post office even telling Sci-Fi off, as it occurred smack-dab in the middle of the Anthrax scare.
”LexxLurker” wrote:No, no, no.
The idea isn’t to send them things that are actually useful and have value! 😆
Okay fine, empty beer bottles…
I think just a large red or black “6” filling up one page could be something anyone could e-mail, FAX, or send in
When I think a red on black Six I think:
😉Maybe a sexy Six centerfold complete with signature and lipstick kiss 8)
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