: : Faust: Add a "vote for Summerlee" to your site and a "why you think he should be bought back" option.

: : Identify 2 or 3 national sponsers ( email addresses of public relations and advertising executives ).

: : Response will determine what we do next.

: : Now, go attend to it like a good little assistant. : )
: : Will ... I mean ...Steve Faust

: Good little assistant, eh? Although I am by no means your little anything, I do want Summerlee back, so I have decided in my infinite wisdom to follow your advice. This does not mean I concede *anything* to you, you wicked man, it just means that I believe your suggestions make sense. I'll start working on it.

Great, another "fire and ice" type. Roxton would like you.:) Now ... let's get down to business ... How difficult would it be to create a separate Summerlee page as well as a save Michael S. on your existing page? I havn't checked. Is your site carried by any major search engine? Numbers are very important. Names on a collection of emails even more so.Have you checked out the director ( official site )? I'll bet his input would change things if he could be reached and reasoned with. If I'm not mistaken, it's the producers and directors that make the ultimate decisions.
A separate page might contain a central enlargement of Summerlee with a crossbow bolt in him and the words " is this the way we want it to end?" beneath the picture. The rest of the page might contain photos highlighting all his qualities, particularly those expedition members depended on: Warmth and moral support, bravery, and the ability to manufacture all kinds of medicines from plants. Not to mention the fact that Summerlee is a major character in Doyle's book.
If other web sites did the same thing and all this was put before the powers that be at Telescene and before those handling sponser accounts, some good might come of it. I don't think that isolated emails will accomplish anything. Lots of fans must be organized.
Steve Faust ( wicked man ).