Following a recent spate of fan campaigns to revive canceled television series through the crowd-funding website Kickstarter, the cast of the short-lived NBC sitcom Animal Practice told reporters Monday they live in constant fear that fans of the show will raise enough money to turn it into a movie. To all the viewers who supported our show on NBC and would love to see the next chapter of Animal Practice played out on the big screen, I can only say from the bottom of my heart: Please dont ever do this, lead actor Justin Kirk said in a direct plea to fans, noting that the nine-episode sitcom about a misanthropic veterinarian was terrible and that any campaign to revive it would make him and other cast members deeply upset. I'll say it right here: Being a part of this show was a pretty bad career move and one that Im trying to move past. Honestly, I would have to say that anyone who is a fan of the show has bad taste and I dont really have any respect for them. Sorry, but I dont. At press time, sources confirmed that Microsoft founder Bill Gates had donated $20 million to the new Kickstarter campaign Animal Practice Movie Project with the accompanying note, Mark my words, this movie will be made. 