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Bad news for "Teenage Robot"

According to: http://teenageroblog.blogspot.com/ , there will be no 4th season. To me, that just smells. Nickelodeon said there will be no 4th season of My Life as a Teenage Robot because the ratings are just not enough for that many episodes. Like I said, I've been a fan of the show since the start I thought my like for it wouldn't go this far. But I was wrong. The bad news was communicated to the readers of the Teenage Roblog on October 17. Two years and 16 days after the show debuted. And at first I thought it had such low ratings in the first place. There's just one thing to do: tell people to watch it, whether they like it or not. Why heck, they might even like it at first watch. If that doesn't work, e-mail Nick at Nick.com or write them:

Nickelodeon
1515 Broadway
New York, New York, 10036

Yeah, and I wouldn't suggest calling because you get all those busy signals and voice messages and disconnections. So, if you wanna talk to the programers and/or the president-not on your life!

I'd give a fax number but It's just I don't believe in faxing people.

I don't want this entry to go on any longer. As I leave for now, I have to say good luck encouraging people and writing Nick. If you do all I say and they don't take your command(s), you did the best you could do. If they do answer "yes" then WHOO-HOO! No WHOO-HOO for now. We have work to do. There's a show to be saved. And remember, if you write or e-mail Nick, no swearing, cussing, threatning, and nothing tastless. And keep it clean. Nickelodeon is a kids' network. If you don't do what I said don't do, things are not gonna be pretty.

VMM has spoken!

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