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What We're Doing?

Our initial goal was to get at-least 100 Fans to MAIL a letter to Cartoon Network Studios, but now we won't stop sending in letters until Tower Prep is back on the air. (Emailing was encouraged as well, though it won't get Cartoon Network's attention as much as a physically typed/written letter that people took the time to mail in)

Early last year, two long running soap operas we're cancelled, but due to fans mailing in physical mail and expressing their concerns for their beloved show, BOTH of them we're picked back up.

WE can do the same for Tower Prep, a show that has only been on air ONE SEASON, as compared to the soap operas that have been on for 40+ years, Cartoon Network will definitely give us what we want.

The fans fight began, December 28th, 2010
This forum was established October 2011, and we finish When Tower Prep is back on the air.

Expected visit date for the President of Nickelodeon is Wednesday, April 11th, 2012.

 To the President of Nickelodeon,

We collectively speak on behalf of the entire Tower Prep audience and all those that are involved in the fight to save our show; we humbly welcome you to our website.

Our goal here was to set a community of loyal Tower Prep viewers and fans to participate in a letter campaign to show our numbers in the eyes of Cartoon Network, but now we see that has changed. In the spirit of the fans of the television show ‘Family Guy’ that was cancelled after three seasons, but after a letter campaign of 200+ letters mailed to FOX, they regrouped and picked the series back up and right now, Family Guy has been running for 10 seasons strong. (cite: Series creator Seth McFarlarne) We find continued strength in our movement by the result of this.

Every one of us here are long time viewers of Nickelodeon which is why we present this to you. October 10th, 2010 was a great day in television history, as a live action series that has what viewers want to sit down and watch straight through had premiered. I mention this because it aired on Cartoon Network and since the season finale on December 28th, 2010, it has not aired a new episode yet it has grown in its fan base’s numbers.

Tower Prep is a mystery series similar to House of Anubis, that follows a teen, Ian Archer, following an incident where he defended a friend from a being beaten up, and is punished with detention by a teacher who saw the situation in a different light. Feeling misunderstood also by his parents, he mysteriously wakes up at a school that is later revealed to be located in remote unexplored peninsula. This show gave us an hour every Tuesday at 9pm to sit with our friends and families to solve the mysteries of What's Really Going on at Tower Prep. Every episode was a new mystery that stemmed from the main mystery of the series.

We’re not involved in this movement because we’re “upset over our favorite show not being on the air”, we simply want to see the compelling story of Tower Prep continue because it has enormous potential to become a cult hit in the right hands, which Nickelodeon has proven itself to be time and time again.

We realize now that Cartoon Network is unwilling to sell the rights of the show to another network and refuses to issue an official release on the status of Tower Prep, although at this point it’s all but obvious. The network would reply to our letters with general responses stating the plight of low ratings and the series not returning enough profit. One would think that actual posted (stamped and mailed) letters from kid viewers, and just as important, parents who have watched and enjoyed the show with their kids, might show the network that the series is missed. It is public knowledge, at least to the press, that Cartoon Network gave up on the show before it even began because of the ratings they received from a previous newly created live-action show that year.

This message is really to ask you and your team to broker a deal with Cartoon Network to obtain the rights to show, re-air past episodes and produce a new season. They refuse to turn over the rights back to the show's creator, Paul Dini, even the rights to make a novel series to continue the story.  Because Tower Prep was taken off of Cartoon Network's website, the only place you can get limitless information on the premise of the show is to visit www.towerprep.wikia.com, a fan created wikipedia-format database on everything related to Tower Prep. I know what we are asking of you and your network may not be an easy task but you will absolutely not regret it and would absolutely profit substantially from it. The combined audience of current Nickelodeon viewers with that carried over from those who follow Tower Prep on Cartoon Network, would bring a ratings and viewership boost not only to the demographic that follows House of Anubis, but attributed to that of the other programs already on the network.

To date, though the numbers of those that are involved in the letter campaign are not what we have hoped, those active on the website are not what we have hoped, and those following Tower Prep’s status since the last episode have dwindled, we have not much to show except for the continued strides in mailing in countless letters to the both Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon Studios. But attaining the rights to the show, and running previous episodes of the first season on your network, would see the boasted numbers increase dynamically. On top of that, as of 2011, Tower Prep began airing in Australia, Africa and South America, which means now there is an international following anticipating the possibility of a second season. Also HBO Family airs episodes of Tower Prep weekly at an undetermined time, but can usually be caught on Mondays and Tuesdays.

It should be noted, that we keep tabs on all the actors of the main and recurring cast of Tower Prep and none of them have signed any long term contracts that would cause a conflict in them participating in a new season. Not because they aren’t talented, that is the complete opposite; it’s the mere fact that the number of current and aspiring actors currently in Los Angeles makes it harder for those with experience to showcase their talents even more. Research and statistics prove this.

But in order to make a decision on moving forward with this message, I know you must first see the material for yourself. The complete first season of Tower Prep is available on iTunes. The show’s creator Paul Dini (Lost, and many re-incarnations of the DC Comics universe) encourages and supports our pursuit of a second season from Cartoon Network, but our fight has led you, The President of Nickelodeon, to our site where we hope your understanding the enormous potential this show has will allure you to breathe life back into this amazing work of art.

Signed,

The Collective & Loyal Followers of Tower Prep

How to do it?

• You'll need an envelope
• Paper
• Postage Stamp or get one from your nearby Post Office. (Letters won't be received or sent without a Stamp)

Fill out the front of your envelope properly as below

How it should look when finished.

For Nickelodeon

How it should look when finished.

The Message

This is the message to Print

Copy and Paste this in NotePad, Microsoft Word or any Text Editor (Make sure to write your name where you see it goes), then Print it, fold it and place it in your envelope and mail it with the instructions after this message.

The letter below is to go to Nickelodeon.