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NBC Lets Viewers Choose Ending
Mar 22, 2001, 9:53 AM
NBC Internet, Inc., and NBC, will be giving television viewers the ability to decide the ending of an episode of "Just Shoot Me." Beginning today, March 22, viewers will be directed to http://JustShootMe.NBCi.com to vote on one of three scenarios to be used as the ending for the Thursday, March 29 episode of "Just Shoot Me" (9:30-10:00 p.m. ET). Voting will continue through the commercial break at the midpoint of the March 29 episode. All of the endings have been filmed and the one with the most votes will air that evening. Viewers in the Eastern/Central and Pacific time zones will each be choosing the outcome for their episode. Throughout the voting period, NBCi.com will award prizes to 50 "instant winners" who participate in the "You Pick The Ending" promotion. Beginning March 30, viewers can see the two scenes that are not chosen by logging on to http://www.NBCi.com/justshootme
- Adam Bernard
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