Source: Back to Frank Black | Posted By: Dan Geer
Are you one of the thousands of fans of Chris Carter’s Millennium TV series that wonder why the series is still not streaming on Netflix? After all, Carter’s The X-Files has already been streaming there for years now, allowing more and more people to discover the show who didn’t watch it when it aired. Not only that, but Millennium was the only other truly successful TV series Chris Carter created, gaining better ratings than many shows that stay on the air today. Let’s face it – Millennium was the original crime procedural series that paved the way for similar shows like CSI or Criminal Minds, and tackled much deeper and darker themes than any other shows that followed in the footsteps of Millennium. With so many other sub-par TV shows and movies currently streaming on Netflix, it makes all the sense in the world for a quality show like Millennium to enjoy a firm place there as well.
Therefore, I am pleased to share with you a brand new campaign launching this week from the minds behind Back to Frank Black to help bring Millennium to Netflix and a whole new generation of fans. On Saturday, July 11th, the Back to Frank Black campaign is asking fans to participate in a “Tweet-A-Thon” between 1-3pm Pacific time (4-6pm Eastern). Any fan who has a Twitter account can participate, targeting @netflix using the hashtag #Millennium4Netflix. Head on over to Back to Frank Black for full details on the campaign and how to help boost your posts as well as others in order to get the Tweet-A-Thon the full exposure it needs to grab the attention of Netflix, as well as others who may not know about the campaign!
Note: There is also a LIVE CHAT service available for Netflix subscribers. Click here to find out how to use it to tell an actual representative of Netflix that you want Millennium!
In addition, you can always write Fox and/or Netflix. Taking the time to send out an actual snail-mail letter to the powers that be shows even more initiative. Click here for details on writing to 20th Century Fox, and here for Netflix!
