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Captainkalaa1	Doctor Who/Science Fiction Fan Interview Project	Lead	[-]
Posts: 360 (03/26/06 11:23:50) Lost Star Trek Fan Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Tags : None We are conducting a research project about science fiction fans online. Please take a few minutes to answer these questions. When we complete this project, we will publish the results in future editions of the Admiral Mudd and Friends Site Ring Newsletter. Also, if you know anyone who is a science fiction fan and would like to participate, please refer them to these questions. They may be answered on this thread, or emailed to kinda@msn.com. Interview Questions Name you wish to be known as online? Town and Country? Kind of fandom you represent? Your favorite activities as a fan? Did your fandom influence your career or what you wish to become? Yes or no? What would you most like to see on television, in the movies, on video/computer games, or in books that best represents your favorite science fiction story? Male or female? How old were you when you began to watch or read your favorite science fiction? Do you believe that science fiction on television or in the movies is too juvenile, or has too many adult themes? How many hours each week do you devote to science fiction? If you were in charge of all television programming, would there be more or less science fiction per week than there is now? *** Thanks for your participation. When we are finished with all interviews, we will publish the results in the Admiral Mudd and Friends Site Ring Newsletter. If anyone would like us to post the results on their site, please let us know when you answer this interview. Please send all answers and inquiries to kinda@msn.com, with the subject title: Science Fiction Fan Interview Project.
Spock1	Re: Doctor Who/Science Fiction Fan Interview Project	#1	[-]
Posts: 32 (10/09/06 11:18:38) TheThirdDoctor Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	dupe ----------------- Have you ever noticed how some days you just get washed over by the sense of cosmic emptiness and lack of meaning? ....Onslow - Keeping up Appearances.
AdmiralMudd	Re: Doctor Who/Science Fiction Fan Interview Project	#2	[-]
Posts: 1087 (11/18/06 15:25:21) Lord President of Gallifrey Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks for participating, Spock1! When we have completed the survey, we will be posting the information here on the Doctor Who Message Board and in our newsletter.
Spock1	Re: Doctor Who/Science Fiction Fan Interview Project	#3	[-]
Posts: 32 (12/21/06 12:13:40) TheThirdDoctor Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Interview Questions Name you wish to be known as online? Spock1 Town and Country? Virginia, USA Kind of fandom you represent? ST-TOS, and any GOOD sci-fi Your favorite activities as a fan? Enjoying old episodes and in past years, conventions Did your fandom influence your career or what you wish to become? Yes or no? NO What would you most like to see on television, in the movies, on video/computer games, or in books that best represents your favorite science fiction story? More DECENT sci-fi; less CGI monsters; better story lines and less scantily clad, moronic women in 'hero' roles Male or female? Male How old were you when you began to watch or read your favorite science fiction? 21 Do you believe that science fiction on television or in the movies is too juvenile, or has too many adult themes? TV has gotten extrememly touchy feely and juvenile in plots of late. Movies are too concerned with CGI. How many hours each week do you devote to science fiction? Six If you were in charge of all television programming, would there be more or less science fiction per week than there is now? Less and of better quaility ----------------- Have you ever noticed how some days you just get washed over by the sense of cosmic emptiness and lack of meaning? ....Onslow - Keeping up Appearances.