I've already done what Skydiver suggested, and I though I'd post an example (please do not copy word for word) of the letter I sent to the writers.
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Dear Sirs,
I wanted to tell you how much I have enjoyed Stargate: SG1 (and Stargate Atlantis) and respect tremendously the work that you have done with the show. Smart, fun, well written science fiction on television is often hard to maintain and the upcoming ninth season of SG1 surely is a tribute to the entire cast and crew of the show.
I am concerned however, about some rumors going around about the story arc of Lieutenant Colonel Samantha Carter. While I am aware that a great many series regulars are being added to both shows in the next season, I will admit to being quite distressed over spoilers suggesting that one of those regulars will replace Carter in command of SG1. I have been involved both with women in the military, and several relatives involved with women in the sciences. Carter is a powerful role model (or has been over the years), and I was very disappointed that season eight did not an opportunity to explore her position in command.
I look forward to seeing Amanda Tapping in the role again once her child is born and hope to have many more years both enjoying her performance, and your program.
Respectfully,
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Dear Sirs,
I wanted to tell you how much I have enjoyed Stargate: SG1 (and Stargate Atlantis) and respect tremendously the work that you have done with the show. Smart, fun, well written science fiction on television is often hard to maintain and the upcoming ninth season of SG1 surely is a tribute to the entire cast and crew of the show.
I am concerned however, about some rumors going around about the story arc of Lieutenant Colonel Samantha Carter. While I am aware that a great many series regulars are being added to both shows in the next season, I will admit to being quite distressed over spoilers suggesting that one of those regulars will replace Carter in command of SG1. I have been involved both with women in the military, and several relatives involved with women in the sciences. Carter is a powerful role model (or has been over the years), and I was very disappointed that season eight did not an opportunity to explore her position in command.
I look forward to seeing Amanda Tapping in the role again once her child is born and hope to have many more years both enjoying her performance, and your program.
Respectfully,
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