The Seeker Cast #14 – Save Our Seeker Update
Posted by Kevin Bachelder in Podcast - All, Podcast - TV Show Focused, Save Our Seeker
Photo Courtesy of LegendoftheSeeker.com
Links Mentioned During The Podcast
Co-executive producer Mike Sussman’s update posted late on Friday March 5th
Sites That Offer Renewal Status Updates
LegendoftheSeeker.org
The Confessor and Seeker Society
HerBlueEyes.com
SaveOurSeeker.info
Co-executive producer Mike Sussman’s Twitter account
Forum thread about contacting the show’s sponsors
Items Regarding the Tribune Company
Email From Tribune Company To Some Viewers
Email Sent to SpoilerTV.com from Tribune Company
TVbyTheNumbers.com recap
The Confessor and Seeker Society season 3 planning forum
TVSeriesFinale.com recap
If you have a thought to share please feel free to visit our forum at LegendoftheSeeker.org. You can find this episode’s discussion thread here.
Our music is from the piece titled “Achilles” courtesy of Kevin MacLeod (www.incompetech.com).
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Out of curiosity, do cable boxes keep track of what you watch for ratings purposes? Just wanna make sure my vote counts towards that. On a quick side note, I’m watching Wizard now, and I really think the actress that plays Silindra (Im not sure I’m getting the name totally right, but the princess girl) would have been perfect for Nicci. She is almost exactly how I pictured her in the books. Keep up the good work!
The show would be better off moving to stars with spartacus in my opinion. It’s a shame it didn’t start on stars to begin with so it could have had more of the grit and subject matter from the books. Granted I like the show now but I would have liked it more if it was a little more true to the source material.
> Dan said “Out of curiosity, do cable boxes keep track of what you watch for ratings purposes?”
Unless you are a “Nielson family” who’s watching habits are being monitored than no I’m afraid your individual viewing habits are not taken into account. As unfair as that may seem it’s the way the American ratings system works.