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TNT's snail mail address is:

Turner Network Television
100 International Blvd., ICNN Center
Atlanta, GA 30348

If you feel the need to contact the ABC network (though there's really no reason to do so at this point), you can do so through the network's e-mail account on America On-Line. You can send e-mail to ABC at the following addresses:

ABCAmy@aol.com (use only for ABC Online questions pertaining to AOL) ("ABC Amy" runs the ABC Primetime section on AOL)
ABCAUDR@abc.com (when in doubt, use this email address)
ABCAUD2@abc.com (when the above in-box is full, use this address)

The ABCAUDR mailbox belongs to ABC Audience Information. If you send mail to that address, you typically get a form e-mail letter of some sort in return.

If you are interested in sending "snail mail" or otherwise contacting the show or ABC, the following are some addresses to use:

ABC
Attn: Ms. Jamie Tarses, President, ABC Entertainment
2040 Avenue of the Stars, 5th Floor
Century City, CA 90067

ABC, Inc.
Audience Relations
77 West 66th Street
9th Floor
New York, NY 10023
(212)-456-7477

With the cancellation of the show in 1997, the Lois & Clark production office at Warner Brothers closed down. However, in June 1997, ABC Amy offered the following advice for FOLCs still interested in contacting people connected with the production of "Lois & Clark":

"I do think it's pretty likely that Warner Bros. is forwarding specifically addressed mail to the individuals concerned. I'd write to any of the L&C folks (staff, cast and crew) in the following way:

"Brad Buckner (or whatever name is appropriate)
Lois & Clark
c/o Warner Bros. Television
300 Television Plaza
Burbank, CA 91505"

The leader of Warner Brothers' on-line section on America On-Line also suggested that mail would be forwarded if sent to the main Warner Brothers address:

Actor/Actress Name
Lois and Clark
c/o Warner Bros. Television
4000 West Alameda Avenue
Burbank, CA 91522