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The NATPE Seven History Page is a report on the activities of the NATPE Seven, the group of women who went to Las Vegas to lobby the National Association of Television Program Executives in January 1996 as part of the Save Our Knight campaign that was trying to influence the producers not to cancel Forever Knight.

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rdfs:comment	The NATPE Seven History Page is a report on the activities of the NATPE Seven, the group of women who went to Las Vegas to lobby the National Association of Television Program Executives in January 1996 as part of the Save Our Knight campaign that was trying to influence the producers not to cancel Forever Knight.
dcterms:subject	Defunct Fan Websites Fan essays Works by Diane Echelbarger
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abstract	The NATPE Seven History Page is a report on the activities of the NATPE Seven, the group of women who went to Las Vegas to lobby the National Association of Television Program Executives in January 1996 as part of the Save Our Knight campaign that was trying to influence the producers not to cancel Forever Knight. The report was written by the leader of the NATPE Seven, Diane Echelbarger, two years later in order to record the details for posterity. She put it on her website, The Pewter Gryphon's Lair. Most of the pages (and a few of the pictures) are archived on the Wayback Machine. Sadly, Page 4 is missing, along with several of the ancillary pages.

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