Letter from John Watson, Executive
Producer, The Magnificent Seven:
Hello everyone!
I have been very moved by the letters & E-mails
that so many of you have posted in support of our show. It is truly inspiring
to know that our work has been so appreciated by so many people.
I am personally devastated by recent events,
but am determined to do everything I can to get the show back on the air.
To accomplish this, I need your encouragement and for your voices to continue
to be loud and clear. I welcome praise and criticism in equal measure.
It has been an immense pleasure making "The
Magnificent Seven" and an even more rewarding experience because of the
warm reception you have all given it. From my heart... Thank you.
Sincerely,
John Watson
To: Everyone involved in the Variety
Ad
From: John Watson
WOW! The ad is incredible. I am overwhelmed
by your enthusiasm, determination and commitment. They sustain me during
my battles - why should it be a battle to try and keep a quality show
on the air? Perhaps the audience just gets what they deserve - it seems
they would rather see a double episode of 'Candid Camera'!?
We are trying all avenues - persuading
CBS to air the remaining episodes - in another time slot - and/or during
the summer - and hitting up every potential buyer. It seems that most
sponsors are obsessed with a young urban audience and that isn't perceived
to be Mag 7's viewership. The fact that most of our internet fans are
well-educated, (presumably) fairly affluent, and primarily female ought
to represent a substantial and appealing audience block. I'm not yet sure
how to utilize that information. The assumption has always been that westerns
attract older male viewers. That is probably not correct in our case.
I am so very grateful to all of you for
putting your money where your hearts are and for all of your 'magnificent'
support. Keep the faith...and "watch your back!"
Disclaimer:
I do not own any rights to "The Magnificent Seven".
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