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Last ditch efforts to save Journeyman

The last two episodes of Journeyman didn’t end up with great ratings, which can mostly be blamed on poor lead-ins, and the COMPLETE LACK of promotion by NBC. For a fall finale, they did absolutely nothing to let viewers know what was going on.

It doesn’t give me much hope.

But there are efforts still going on out there, and the video above is another way people are trying to get the word out.  It’s gotten over 5500 views and 49 comments, so people are out there who love this show.

Jennifer left us a comment a few days ago, with all kinds of links to ways to save the show and where people are talking about it. I decided to take that comment write this post out of it, plus link to the YouTube video and once again offer ways to help save the show.

The biggest method right now is to send boxes of Rice-A-Roni to the NBC studio. If you want to learn more about this, visit the campaign page for it on SaveJourneyman.net.

I’ve already helped a bit with the bulk ordering of Rice-A-Roni boxes. It’s a pretty easy way to get involved. You can either donate money to have someone else send them in bulk, or send them yourself.

You can also write letters and SaveJourneyman.net will have all that info on their site. There have been some pretty cool letters sent, including one that looks like a script and another that acts like it was sent three years in the future.

Check out the links below for more place to help out.

http://www.petitiononline.com/jmf/petition.html

http://www.journeymanfansite.com/

http://save-journeyman.blogspot.com/

http://savejourneyman.funurl.com/

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