viewer feedback	season three

	Email: I find your show very enjoyable....as a person who attended Ryerson and lived in Toronto for 4 years,...now back in London, Ontario...very conservative...I like the connection to what is going on in the gay/lesbian community in Toronto...Keep up the good work. PS. I think Alan Lewis is very cute...LOL. Sorry I couldn't resist.
	Online form: Just watched the MegaPride 98 Parade on the web. Thanks for putting it on. I broke my leg and so couldn't attend this year. I'm glad that you were able to give me a bit of the excitement of the day! Thanks
	Female: Hi. I just finished watching 10%-Qtv. You guys did a great job, that was an excellent show. It just gets better and better - the thing with the clay figures, great!
	Male: Hi. I was watching your 10% show the other night and I wanted to say I really liked the way that comedy piece, those two triangles kept coming out, I thought that was really cool, man. You guys are doing a really great job and keep up the good work. Oh, that Mimi, she was so funny man. Good stuff!
	Online form: I want to start off by saying that I love the show but there is one problem. It is a rare occassion that we find any stories or info on gay youth. Granted, you talk about university groups etc., however, many of us do not attend university. There is always stuff going on at the 519 and it needs to be broadcasted. This show is the only link some gay youth have to the community. My suggestion is a weekly or monthly calender. I realize that it's only a half hour show so you can't do it all even if you want to. Thanks. [We'd love to present more stories about queer youth, and if you've got story ideas please contact us, or better yet join us as a volunteer and help us produce them. Regarding an events calendar, the main reason we don't present one is because our episodes are often repeat-broadcast (take a look at the season schedule and you'll see what I mean), which makes publishing dates rather futile. - aj]
	Online form: I'm really proud that community television can finally tolerate at least a 1/2 hour of the week to homosexuality. It might not be much, but it's a start.
	Email: I have just finished watching your show interview with Cheryl Miller, and thought it to be one of your better informative shows. I am proud to know that QTV has a black woman working with them though I am not black but have found your show to cater primarily to white, youth orientated audiences. We as gay men & women need to show diversity and welcome gays of all ethnic, and racial heritage. MAK'KA the book and the interview is a positive bridge between white and black and your show 10percent QTV helped make it happen, you too should be proud.
	Email: Just a short note to let you know my girlfriend and I never miss a show. We watch 2 times a week and enjoy each and every show. We actually tape certain things so we can browse back at a later time (especially when it has to do with Lesbian happenings). Anyway, thanks for caring about all of us gays and lesbians and keep up the good work.
	Female: Hello, I'd like to give my comment about 10%-Qtv. I've never seen such unbridled filth in my life. They were showing a lesbian and gay show, I think in a club or a theatre [based on when you called, presumably you mean the Strange Sisters Cabaret - aj], and all I could think when I was watching the program was if the Lord Jesus Christ returned - because he can return at any time - people are all upset about the millennium, but he can come at any time... [cut off]
	Email: A great Christmas show, and I wish each and every one of you a great 1998. Oh, did Santa bring Alan his present? [He's not one to brag, but he said his stocking's really big - aj.] I enjoy how you cover a wide range of the gay/lesbian community, and it's particularly nice to see that, yes lots goes on outside of the ghetto. Your website and show are bookmarked and set up on my VCR for guaranteed viewing. Also, your shows are wonderfully positive, with next to no bitchiness, like some of the other media we have. Please keep the show upbeat, sprinkled with issues of concern, but with a positive twist. Thank you folks.
	Online form: You Queer son fo a bitchs all need to be shot in the head!!!!! I think that you things are the sickest things in the wourld.
	Male: Hello. My name is ___ and I'm here with my partner ___. We just finished watching Qtv. It's Saturday midnight now. We just want to say that we really enjoyed this last show. It seems to be improving since the hosts changed. Keep up the good work. We would still like the show to become an hour long if you can manage that for next year. Thanks, bye.
	Male: Hi, how are you? My name is ___ and I live in Mississauga. I'm 22 and gay. Just wanted to call and say that it's very refreshing, welcoming and encouraging to see the gay program, Cable 10% on Rogers Community 10. I think it was off for a while and... [cut off] [You're right, but we're back in Mississauga and Peel region, loud and proud! - aj]
	Male: Hi there. I just saw Qtv, and I just caught the last 10 minutes of it, but I believe it's a show that can educate. It can show people who they really are. I personally am not gay, but I'm thinking it's a really good educational show. It's about time a TV program caught onto it - I'm glad it was Rogers Community channel. I'm happy to see it, and I'll be happy to see it again... [cut off]
	Female: Hi, it's Tuesday at 11:00. I just finished seeing part of a show that I believe was dealing with lesbian and gay issues. I don't have any problem with the content of the show, except for a piece that, in my mind, is nothing more than soft porn. I'm not a prude by any means, but this did not look appropriate for Rogers at all to be showing. Thank you.
	Female: I just watched your gay TV show on Channel 10. I just wanted to say that I thought it was really good. I especially liked the sketch in the middle with all the women...it was very, very funny. A good sense of humor is what is needed. The rest of the show was okay, but I really liked the middle piece a lot.
	Male: Yes, I just looked at the Cable 10% [10%-Qtv] web page. I think you've done an excellent job. It's a fine, fine web site you've got [Well, aren't you sweet? Thank you - aj]. I don't care much for the new music you're using. It sounds kind of juvenile to me - a little hokey. But you have a great show. Thanks. Bye.
	Male: I just wanted to comment on what I saw on TV tonight - the gay TV program. I was quite impressed with it. I hope you keep up with it. I don't think anywhere in North America, because I'm from Sweden so I haven't seen too much... [cut off]
	Male: Hi, it's Tuesday night. I just finished watching the program 10% on Rogers Cable 10. I think it's a great show. It's very nice to see such things going on in the community. And the host Alan is gorgeous. Thank you.
	Female: I'm a customer of the Rogers Cable Company. Until recently I was quite satisfied with the service until I realized that the program Cable 10% was removed from the Tuesday night schedule in the Mississauga area. I would like to know the reason for canceling the program since it's on in the Toronto area. The show educates people about diversity in our community and Rogers should show every side of our community. I wish to have... [cut off]
	Female: Good evening. I just watched the QTV program on Tuesday at 10:30 and I just wanted to say that I thought it was terrific that people who don't usually have a say get to have a say on Rogers Cable 10. I thought it was a terrific program, very inclusive, and I was very happy to see coverage of "Take Back the Night." I liked the way it was staged all the way through from the rally to the march to the interview... [cut off]
	Male: Hi. I just watched your show this evening. I caught the segment on the "Take Back the Night" march. I just wanted to say I found it excellent, and most certainly one of the better pieces I've seen on your show. Keep up the good work. Thank you.