This information brought to you by Fran 'n Steve's Swamp Thing FAQ and Maeg's The List, and ripped off emails from the SOS Support Team. God, I love those Sentinel fans.


Below is a list of addresses to write to in hope of getting "Swamp Thing"'s reruns either shown again, or picked up by another network. Hinting at reviving the show, if you'd like that, wouldn't hurt either.

IMPORTANT: If you find out that any of these addresses are faulty, or that there are new heads of various networks, CONTACT ME. In the words of Maeg, "This list is only as recent as you make it."

THE ADDRESSES

Where to write in order to beg for reruns, as well as reviving the show:

Sci-Fi Channel
Bonnie Hammer
Senior Vice President Programming
1230 Avenue of the Americas, F115
New York, NY 10020-1513

Thomas Vitale
SciFi Channel
1230 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020-1513

Chris Regina
SciFi Channel
1230 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10020-1513

Sci-Fi Channel
1230 Ave of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
http://www.scifi.com
programming@scifi.com
feedback@scifi.com
Latin America: sabados@usanetworks.com

Sci-Fi Channel Comment line: 1 (212) 413-5000


Swampy is currently being shown on the UK Sci Fi Channel (available to the UK, the Republic Of Ireland, and South Africa) as of June 2000, but in case you want to send them feedback, praise, or what-have-you, the email address is here:

UK Sci Fi Channel: mail@uk.scifi.com


Swamp Thing isn't being shown at all in Canada. Good places to write would be:

SPACE: The Imagination Station
299 Queen Street West
Toronto M5V 2Z5
Canada
http://www.spacecast.com
space@spacecast.com

You might also want to try YTV... hey, it may be the children's channel, but if they show Farscape ...

YTV: http://www.ytv.com
Contact page: http://www.ytv.com/contact/


OTHER PLACES TO WRITE ABOUT REVIVING THE SHOW:

USA Network
1230 Ave of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
http://www.usanetwork.com
shows@usanetwork.com

Hey, USA Network showed Swamp Thing originally, so it's worth a try. According to the info we've got now, the USA Networks person to write to contact is Kay Koplovitz, C.E.O Of USA Network. Or, if you feel uncertain, simply c/o the general address for USA Networks.

Other USA addresses to try are:

Studios USA Domestic TV
Attn: Steve Rosenberg
1325 Avenues of the Americas, 5th floor
New York, NY 10019
fax 1 (212) 373-7690

Mr. Steven Chao
VP of Programming
USA Network
One HSN Drive
St. Petersburg, FL 33729

USA Networks, Inc.
152 West 57th Street
New York, NY 10019


The following people can be contacted at MCA/Universal (remember, MCA/Universal is in charge of USA Networks and the US's Sci Fi Channel):

Mr. Ken Solomon
President Universal Television
Building 500
100 Universal City Plaza
Universal City CA 91608

Ned Nalle
Executive vice president of Universal Television
70 Universal City Plaza
Universal city, CA 91608

Barbara Fisher
President of MCA Television Entertainment (MTE)
MCA/Universal
70 Universal City Plaza
Universal City, CA 91608

Greg Meidel, Chairman Of MCA TV Group
MCA/ Universal
70 Universal City Plaza
Universal City, Ca 91608


General MCA Addresses:

MCA/ Universal
70 Universal City Plaza
Universal City, Ca 91608

MCA/Universal
1000 Universal Studios Plaza
Orlando, Fl 32819 Tel: 407 363 8400


Here's the address to Batfilms, which was Swamp Thing's production company:

Batfilm Productions Inc.
123 W.44th Street, Suite 10-K
New York, NY 10036
Attn: Benjamin Melniker & Michael E. Uslan


From the SWAMP THING FAQ:

"Other ideas would be to write to various SF and media magazines such as Starlog, Starburst, Cult Times, TV Zone, Spectrum, SFX, Dreamwatch, Sci Fi Entertainment etc., and try to get them to print articles on the series and give it publicity. A campaign can only work with viewers, and a series needs publicity to help that. If Swampy is going to be revived in any form, it needs exposure.

"On a last note, we've heard that there has been some sort of buyout of Universal assets -- including USA Networks and Sci Fi Channel -- by the Home Shopping Network. How this will affect the Sci Fi Channel, or any possible revival (as well as re-run showing) is unknown. Any information on this would be most welcome. Either way, a letter to HSN wouldn't go amiss."


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