Notes

Okay thank you for clicking on the link in the last message. What I have to say is too long for me to fit it all in 499 characters. The Stitchers fandom has been freaking out ever since the ratings have dropped for season 2. Yes we did lower quite a bit and I know that you guys focus on ratings like it is life or death. It is all about the final result of what the view rates were for the night that the show aired. And it has also been said that you are looking for the next "Pretty Little Liars". And I do not blame you the show did absolutely amazing,it really did blow Freeform out of the water. But who has to say that the Stitchers fandom isn't as dedicated, or maybe even more dedicated, than the huge tv shows. We have created petitions, made multiple fan accounts, sent you emails, contacted you in every way possible, and have been posting on basically every single social media we can think of. Not only that but we are trying to spread the word as much as possible. If that doesn't sound like a lot to you guys then I don't know what does. I personally feel like that with every attempt we make to get the show to keep playing and have a 3rd season, you keep shutting us down. I am truly sorry if that sounds harsh, but you can do a lot to help us. Move the time slot of the airing, now that Shadowhunters is done for their first season that would make it available for 9/8c. That would make it perfect. With the show being aired at 10/9c it makes it really difficult to watch it. And I am not the only one, during the summer 10/9c doesn't phase me. But the school year and finals and end of year around the corner, I feel like it is just making it worse. Or at least play reruns a little more often. Well by now I bet you have clicked out of this link thinking that it was a waste of your time. Ans if that is the case then I am sorry that I made you feel like that. I am just tired of sitting around waiting for a change to happen when it is obvious that there might not even be one coming up. Please think about what I said into consideration, and remember that reviews never truly say the real dedication to a show.

Sincerely,
Ella Marshall