what was everyones favorite shows as a child,if you all can remember

@1mtvfan wrote:turning it off on your tv is a good place to start

@1mtvfan wrote:maybe, but the tv execs rarely listen to complaints

@1mtvfan wrote:actions speak louder than words, so turning it off will send the message better than anything

@1mtvfan wrote:maybe not individually, but that's why you tell others to turn it off along with you, thus costing the show viewers

@1mtvfan wrote:doing both would be much better, as a letter alone will most likely be ignored.  

@1mtvfan wrote:still worth doing, but something has to be done to keep this from happening

@1mtvfan wrote:turning it off sends more of a message, as the network brass always checks the ratings

@1mtvfan wrote:turning it off is a much better first step, but both is doable too, although the letter will most likely be ignored, the execs only care about ratings, so if the ratings drop, they will act to get them back up

@1mtvfan wrote:worth a try if you are so convinced it will bring about change, but do not be surprised if you get a robot letter back, maybe it's time for spongebob to leave the airwaves all together, there was only one voice for him, and now that he's gone, he will never be replaced.  

@1mtvfan wrote:that was my point

@1mtvfan wrote:well either way its time has come and gone, with the original voice actor now gone, it's time to relegate this show to the "once a week" list, or remove it from the airwaves completely.

@1mtvfan wrote:perhaps, but twice a day or more is just getting overly excessive.