Fans, stars, creators, and more come together to explore the dynamic history and evolution of save-our-show television fan campaigns from the letter-writing and product mail-in campaigns of yesterday to the social media and crowdfunding campaigns of today.
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Cast
Michael Sparaga
Director
Amy Acker
Self
Scott Bakula
Self
Adam Bartley
Self
Donald P. Bellisario
Self
Enrico Colantoni
Self
Jason Dohring
Self
Tom Fontana
Self
Sharon Gless
Self
Eric Goldman
Self
Joshua Gomez
Self
Kelsey Grammer
Self
Ryan Hansen
Self
Helen Hunt
Self
Gray Jones
Self
Jason Katims
Self
Jeff Knoll
Self
Susan Kresnicka
Self
Zachary Levi
Self
Michael Sparaga
Writer
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Let me start by saying that Barney Rosenzweig is typical of the Old School Hollywood Ego. And he does NOT come off well in this. Not because of how he's portrayed by the filmmakers, but through his own words. (Personally I've had far too many encounters with his ilk.) At a time when it feels like one person can't do anything to change things for the better, this film is a small reminder that it IS possible.
A film about the many people who have taken up the cause of saving their favorite TV shows in many different ways. The premise is interesting and engaging but the film bounces around too much from topic to topic and delves too deeply into social awareness and social justice, which often becomes preachy and heavy handed and this film is no exception.