While G.O.B.'s strongly-worded letter (written using nothing but natural light) may not have had the best results, a courteous, well-written, professional letter to Fox executives is the most-effective tool for the average, non-Nielsen viewer.

Note that Mr. Liguori and Ms. Ross work at FOX Broadcasting, and are responsible for Fox scheduling; whereas Mr. Newman and Ms. Walden work at Fox Television, and are responsible for producing the show.

Peter Liguori
President of Entertainment
FOX Broadcasting
10201 West Pico Blvd.
Building 100, Room 4450
Los Angeles CA 90035

Marcy Ross
Senior Vice President of Current Programming
FOX Broadcasting
10201 West Pico Blvd
Building 100, Room 4150
Los Angeles, CA 90035

Mr. Gary Newman or Ms. Dana Walden
Twentieth Century Fox Television
10201 West Pico Blvd
Building 88, Room 259
Los Angeles, CA 90035

While a handwritten letter or postcard is generally considered the most effective, you may also choose to call the Fox viewer hotline at 800-369-6848 or 310-369-3066. Least effective is probably emailing askfox@fox.com. We're told that a Fox staffer reads these emails and produces reports for programmers, so you'll be adding a number to some mindless tally.