We all know what television networks are like. We're all aware of the US networks' unexplained tendancies towards cancelling their best-loved shows. And, as residents of the UK, it seems we're destined to suffer a similar fate. Who hasn't been angered, at some time or another, by the treatment dished out to genre shows by the UK networks?

But now, whether inept scheduling, intrusive editing, or just a lack of airtime for your favourite Cult TV show is bothering you, there's a chance to hit back. Below is the information you need in order to get in touch with the UK networks and let them know your views.

If anyone would like to submit correspondence they've received from the networks for others to read on this website, please e-mail your contribution to CultTVGirl.


BBC

The BBC provide an online comments form, which can be found here.

You can also write to: PO Box 1922, Glasgow, G2 3WT.

Or telephone: 08700 100 222


Sky One

You can contact Sky One by E-mail.

Or by telephone: 08702 403 000


Channel 4

Channel 4 provide an online comments form, which can be found here.

You can register your views by letter to: Viewer Enquiries, Channel 4 Television, 124 Horseferry Road, London, SW1P 2TX.

Or by telephone: 020 7306 8333


Channel Five

By letter to: Duty Office, Five, 22 Long Acre, London, WC2E 9LY.

By telephone: 08457 050 505

Or by E-mail.


Sci-Fi Channel

The Sci-Fi Channel provide an online comments form, which can be found here.

You can also write to: Universal Studios Networks Ltd, PO Box 4276, London, W1A 7YE.

Or call: 0207 535 3517


Bravo

You can contact Bravo by E-mail.

Or by telephone: 0117 954 9132