~junAsea

Hey guys,

I need a big favor ~ the company I work for, Animation Collective, has 2 shows that are being courted by 2 large networks, Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon. One of our shows, Ellen's Acres, is aimed at preschoolers and recently aired on Cartoon Network on a trial run. CN has taken it off for now until they can figure out their spring lineup, but we need to show them that there is a ton of support for Ellen's to get it back on sooner. Kappa Mikey is off Nickelodeon "indefinitely" but still airs on Nicktoons and Nickelodeon internationally. Both shows get really great ratings so we're trying to rally up enough people to send emails to Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network to show them that there's a demand for these shows. Today I will bug you about Ellen's Acres on Cartoon Network. If you have kids, know lots of kids, or are creepy and like to watch preschool shows like me, PLEASE check out the links below and spread the word about Ellen's. Ellen's Acres is actually a really cute show, and I've seen a lot of my co-workers bleed, cry, and sacrifice their social lives to work on it. And a social life is a very precious thing. Here's the official skinny:

Ellen's Acres is a great new preschool show my company produced. Cartoon Network did a test run of the series this January, and it did well. They are considering putting it on the air every weekday morning permanently if there is enough positive feedback
about it. I'd love your help in making that happen!

Ellen's Acres is like "Eloise at the Plaza" set in a motel. 5-year-old
Ellen lives in a hotel that her parents own outside of Tonapah, Nevada.
Since there aren't a lot of kids her age around to play with, Ellen
makes up all kinds of imaginary adventures with the help of her feather
duster and radial tire, which turn into different, magical objects. The
show features the first young, "hipster" parents to appear in a
children's animated series. Ellen's dad is a former professional
skateboarder and her mom is a lawyer and his manager. The show is a
celebration of play and creativity. Ellen does a great job role
modeling creativity for kids.



#1 *Watch Ellen's Acres Online! *You can watch an entire new episode
every week on Cartoon Network's Video site by using the link below.

[link]

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[*Note: the Cartoon Network video link changes every Monday when they
post a new EA video. After next Monday, you can either visit the CN
video site ( [link] ) and
look for the new clip or go to the Ellen's Acres site where we will be
updating the URL as it changes.]
.

*Here's how you can help get it back on Cartoon Network every weekday:*

#2 *Contact Cartoon Network! *If you like the show, you can write to
Cartoon network, asking them to put it back on the air every weekday and
telling them why you love it!

[link]

#3 *Write a review! *If you really want to help, you can use the link
below to write a review or post a comment about why you like it on a
popular media review web site

[link]


Thank you so much for your help!! every time you watch and every comment
you post really helps make a difference for our show.

If you want even more information or want games for the kids to play,
you can check out [link] <[link]


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*/_Here is what people are saying about Ellen's Acres: _/*

"...this animated series is sure to spark imaginative play." */Child
magazine/*//

"...a celebration of childhood imagination...The fantasies change often
enough to make boredom an impossibility, and parents will find the
show's earnestness refreshing." */Cookie magazine/*

"It's nice to see a girl as the lead character, especially in a cartoon
as engaging as this one." */Time Out New York Kids/*

"It's a pretty timely premise, if you ask me--nearly all the parents in
our social group at least occasionally gravitate toward that "leave it
all behind" fantasy to some extent." */Babble.com/*

"The reason why I'm posting something about this show is because it has
something unusual in it. **Young parents!!!*** *The dad was even a pro
skateboarder! And I'm not sure, but they even look interracial! How
progressive is that?" -- */Jane of Art blog/*

"...what's hot on the dial for preschoolers this premiere season" --
*/Nick Jr. magazine/*


*by checking out the sites, watching the streaming video of Ellen's, and contacting Cartoon Network you guys will be helping out A LOT. for those who contribute, thanks for your support!

~junAsea