Silversun acting
Sat, 23 Oct 2004, 09:42 pmWalter Plinge27 posts in thread
Silversun acting
Sat, 23 Oct 2004, 09:42 pmHello...I am a 13 year old girl. I would really love a part in Silversun. I know that i live close to the studio. I am willing to put everthing into it.
Profile.
Height:(Roughly) 170 cm
Age:13
Build: To be quite plain... fat.
I dont no what eles i should write.
Please contact me
Profile.
Height:(Roughly) 170 cm
Age:13
Build: To be quite plain... fat.
I dont no what eles i should write.
Please contact me
Re: Questionable conclusion
Tue, 13 Sept 2005, 07:53 amIt is very interesting to hear what goes on with this show in other states. I myself am a 33 year year old west Ozzy with a four year old who loves to watch the show. Being a bit of a Sci-Fi nut myself, I get a kick out of it.
Over hear, the show airs on ABC Kids and so far hasn't been chopped and changed between stations. It has never ended on a cliffhanger without resolution and generally speaking is a solid show for the demographic it is aimed at, kids and young adults (and the big kid in some of use adults too ;-).
The questionable endings you complain about would appear to be the inability of stations to hold on to the airing rights in your state, which is a pity really. When a show is suddenyl swapped from one station to another, the newer station tends to re-air older episodes or skip entirely to newer episodes based upon the contract it signed with the producing agent.
For those of you that have experienced this, register your complaints with the Station itself, then get the series out on DVD/Video. Watch the show at your leasure and boycott the TV until they get it right.
Just a Dad's two cents worth.
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Over hear, the show airs on ABC Kids and so far hasn't been chopped and changed between stations. It has never ended on a cliffhanger without resolution and generally speaking is a solid show for the demographic it is aimed at, kids and young adults (and the big kid in some of use adults too ;-).
The questionable endings you complain about would appear to be the inability of stations to hold on to the airing rights in your state, which is a pity really. When a show is suddenyl swapped from one station to another, the newer station tends to re-air older episodes or skip entirely to newer episodes based upon the contract it signed with the producing agent.
For those of you that have experienced this, register your complaints with the Station itself, then get the series out on DVD/Video. Watch the show at your leasure and boycott the TV until they get it right.
Just a Dad's two cents worth.
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