1 November 2006
Dear Friends:
Wow! Thank you most sincerely for your incredibly positive reaction to my network TV series, Where Did It Come From? Here's a small sampling of what you've had to say:
"Perfect programming … eagerly looking forward to future shows."
"...so appealing and engaging … will both continue to tune in and watch.
"We absolutely loved your show … you have an incredible ability to draw people in and make learning an adventure."
"I LOVE "Where Did It Come From?"!!!!!! It was so interesting!
"I highly enjoyed the premiere episode of "Where did it come from?". I look forward to watching them all!!!"
"Thursday's program was FABULOUS. I loved it ... and learned a lot. I have spread the word to all my friends in Cincinnati as well a co-workers, etc. here. Very positive feedback from all who viewed it."
"Great, great show! Can't wait for next week's program."
"He makes things so clear, if I’d had had someone like him teaching me in school, I would’ve gone further in my studies."
"Each week I like the show better than the last one .... Fascinating ..... Informative ........ Interesting ...... Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
"I think you've got a hit. Well done!"
And it isn't over yet, either. The History Channel is planning special screenings for certain shows, starting later this month and running through early December. The schedule will be posted on its website soon, but I thought you'd like to have a sneak preview (see right).
Once again, thank you for your continued support -- I'm humbled and animated by your loyalty. I've always tried my hardest to create television that's educational, entertaining, and wholesome -- TV you can watch with your entire family without fear of being embarrassed or offended. (Indeed, we're hearing that lots of kids have loved the series, too.) So, spread the word and please keep watching ...
Warmly,
Michael
Wow! Thank you most sincerely for your incredibly positive reaction to my network TV series, Where Did It Come From? Here's a small sampling of what you've had to say:
"Perfect programming … eagerly looking forward to future shows."
"...so appealing and engaging … will both continue to tune in and watch.
"We absolutely loved your show … you have an incredible ability to draw people in and make learning an adventure."
"I LOVE "Where Did It Come From?"!!!!!! It was so interesting!
"I highly enjoyed the premiere episode of "Where did it come from?". I look forward to watching them all!!!"
"Thursday's program was FABULOUS. I loved it ... and learned a lot. I have spread the word to all my friends in Cincinnati as well a co-workers, etc. here. Very positive feedback from all who viewed it."
"Great, great show! Can't wait for next week's program."
"He makes things so clear, if I’d had had someone like him teaching me in school, I would’ve gone further in my studies."
"Each week I like the show better than the last one .... Fascinating ..... Informative ........ Interesting ...... Great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
"I think you've got a hit. Well done!"
And it isn't over yet, either. The History Channel is planning special screenings for certain shows, starting later this month and running through early December. The schedule will be posted on its website soon, but I thought you'd like to have a sneak preview (see right).
Once again, thank you for your continued support -- I'm humbled and animated by your loyalty. I've always tried my hardest to create television that's educational, entertaining, and wholesome -- TV you can watch with your entire family without fear of being embarrassed or offended. (Indeed, we're hearing that lots of kids have loved the series, too.) So, spread the word and please keep watching ...
Warmly,
Michael
Copyright 2006 Michael Guillen, PhD
Where Did It Come From?
Exploring the ancient roots
of modern life.
Hosted by Emmy-award-winning journalist
Dr. Michael Guillen
DON'T MISS THESE
SPECIAL SCREENINGS
Exploring the ancient roots
of modern life.
Hosted by Emmy-award-winning journalist
Dr. Michael Guillen
DON'T MISS THESE
SPECIAL SCREENINGS
ANCIENT CHINA: Personal Weapon Nov 24 noon, 6 pm
ANCIENT CHINA: Agriculture Nov 30 noon, 6pm
ANCIENT EGYPT: Modern Medicine Dec 5 noon, 6 pm
ANCIENT MAYA: Astronomy Dec 6 11pm
ANCIENT MAYA: Power Centers Dec 11 11 pm
ANCIENT CHINA: Drilling and Mining Dec 13 noon, 6 pm
ANCIENT CHINA: Masters of the Wind Dec 18 noon, 6 pm
ANCIENT CHINA: Agriculture Nov 30 noon, 6pm
ANCIENT EGYPT: Modern Medicine Dec 5 noon, 6 pm
ANCIENT MAYA: Astronomy Dec 6 11pm
ANCIENT MAYA: Power Centers Dec 11 11 pm
ANCIENT CHINA: Drilling and Mining Dec 13 noon, 6 pm
ANCIENT CHINA: Masters of the Wind Dec 18 noon, 6 pm
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Here are some publicity photos taken of Dr. Guillen during the filming of his new TV series. We'll keep adding new images, so check back regularly!
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