Fox Television owns the rights to Buffy The Vampire Slayer. During its run, Buffy became the first TV Show to have a musical episode that released a CD and became the bar that all musical episodes on TV are judged. Some fans went about to make it an event much like The Rocky Horror Picture Show with the episode projected, actors in front of the stage, and clever lil things for the audience to do as the episode progressed.
Well, thanks to dickless over at Fox, they have pulled the plug on all of it saying it violated this and that and that the okay the group got from the licensing company exceeded their mandate or whatever. We (CityCat and myself) were planning on attending the show when it came to DC next month, now we're shit out of luck.
I'm sorry, I know you're a money hungry corporation and everything, but I would think that the extension of your product would make you happy. That it very well could bring in more money in the long run, hell maybe it would even convince you and Joss to finally continue the story in some form be it TV Movie or actual movie. Then again you're Fox and we've hated you since we can remember.
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Dear Shane,
We at Fox appreciate you writing in to let us know about your concerns regarding this matter.
We are replying with a standard form letter that we send out in droves to people we care about, like you our customer.
We do hope that in the future this form letter will let you know just how valuable your opinion is to us, being that we wrote it to deal specifically with the issues you mentioned in contacting us.
Please continue to enjoy the wonderful programming we will continue to provide to you, our important viewer.
Sincerely,
Rupert Murdoch's bitch.
PS. Get Bent.
Ruppert has to fund the WSJ acquisition somehow.
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