Revive 'The 4400' Petition Signed By The CAST and CREW!

[AmericanAuteur]

Hey guys!

I was a huge fan of 'The 4400' and was bummed when it ended, as were many. I know that 'The 4400' Executive Producer Ira Steven Behr, has a huge following dating back to his time on Star Trek DS9, so I wanted to share this here.

There is a strong possibility that we can get it back by way of the petition below. So far: Executive Producer Maira Suro, Producer Craig Sweeny and lead actors Joel Gretsch (Tom Baldwin) and Jacqueline McKenzie (Diana Skouris) have signed the petition, as all are very interested in reviving the show.

Supporting cast-mates Kaj-Erik Eriksen (Danny Farrell), Megalyn Echikunwoke (Isabel Tyler), Jenni Baird (Meghan Doyle), Laura Allen (Lily Tyler), Conchita Campbell (Maia Skouris) and Richard Kahan (Marco Pacella) have also signed.

We're working on getting Ira behind this as well! PLEASE play a part by signing and sharing. If we do this up right, I strongly believe we can make a continuation of the show happen.

Thanks!
Jordan

PETITION HERE: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/bring-back-the-4400

 

[E-DUB]

Hey, if Heroes, X-Files, and Twin Peaks can come back, anythings possible.

I, for one, would love to see "The Adventures of Brisco County the third."

 

[AmericanAuteur]

Hey, if Heroes, X-Files, and Twin Peaks can come back, anythings possible.

I, for one, would love to see "The Adventures of Brisco County the third."

I love the way you think! Anything is possible. Before you know it, we'll be seeing Steve Urkel again! Ha ha.

Any chance you signed the petition?

 

[SpocksOddSocks]

I signed it. I really thought it deserved a proper conclusion. Problem is, I find the show rather forgettable when I haven't watched it for a while. I was extremely surprised to find I enjoyed it as much, if not more, when I had the DVDs and watched it through a second time (about four years ago). Still, I don't remember much about it...again.

 

[AmericanAuteur]

I signed it. I really thought it deserved a proper conclusion. Problem is, I find the show rather forgettable when I haven't watched it for a while. I was extremely surprised to find I enjoyed it as much, if not more, when I had the DVDs and watched it through a second time (about four years ago). Still, I don't remember much about it...again.

Sady, time will do that. There are shows of the past that I absolutely loved, but as the saying goes "Out of sight, out of mind". Ultimately, I have forgotten the specifics of what made them great to begin with. Fortunately, 'The 4400' seasons 1-4 are on Netflix and I get to watch them religiously, so for me it may as well still be 2007.

 

[Jonesy]

I watched the 4400 throughout its run, but my memory of the last year was that the show's quality rapidly diminished. I thought it worked incredibly well as it's initial miniseries, and I think it had some degree of 'life' as a show - but for me it clearly had a lifespan.

 

[MacLeod]

Many shows have a life and have variable quality, with a good season following a poorer season. Though wasn't The 4400 impacted by the writers strike?