Also, the complete first season of KOJAK is being released on DVD in March.  Grayson appeared in an episode from, I believe, the second season, so if sales of the first season are strong enough, then the second season should be released.

DS fans have plenty of reason to be interested in the first season set. John Karlen, Michael McGuire, Lara Parker, and Dennis Patrick all made appearances in the first season of Kojak. (David Selby appears in the fourth season.)

Just like to state publicly, MsCriseyde should get $$$$ for posting about "Larva".

Ok. When can I expect a check? 

Seriously, though, it's nice to see Selby in a role that's not simply defined by being someone's rich daddy, which is what a lot of his post-FC film roles have been. Fletcher Odermatt was another example of Selby doing what he seems to get a kick out of with villains -- making them undeniably bad guys that are also capable of a certain degree of tenderness. You see that in Quentin and even more so in Richard Channing, particularly during the final seasons of FC.

I'm not particularly into this genre of film, mainly because it is so very predictable and so very gross, but I think the film accomplished what it set out to do, and it was a far sight better than the last made-for-tv movie I watched which, unfortunately, was 3 on ESPN. 

I've posted some screen grabs from the movie on my David Selby site. If you haven't seen the film yet and plan to at some point, the grabs do give away the ending.

[spoiler]Oh my God! They killed Selby![/spoiler]

So, I'm assuming one of two things: either you're all still on a Selby high and you haven't come down to earth yet, or the thing was so bad that you can't even bring yourselves to discuss it...

The answer is A. 

SCI FI prides itself on basing these Saturday night films on B-horror-movie formulas, but this was interesting in that, as the villain, Selby's character was actually much more fully developed than Vincent Ventresca's, and Ventresca was supposed to be the hero. By the end of the film, you know much more about where he's coming from and what motivates him than you do with any of the other characters.

I'm actually keeping quiet and not posting any grabs until after they rebroadcast the movie on Thursday night. After that, they won't show it again until March.

I noticed that this show is on Early Monday mornings from 1-4 AM. Poor David I'll bet this was way past his bed time.

The interview was done via telephone, and it was taped. 

Several odds and ends added to the site:

• screen grabs from Shadow of Fear
• information about a new film project
• news of a radio/online interview to promote Larva
• information about the compact disc release of Pack of Lies from L.A. Theatre Works

http://www.ldrservicesonline.com/davidselbysite


Criseyde

Captures, anyone? ...

LOL. I was going to be a smart and post some earlier today because it was airing on the East Coast when you posted your notice. Unfortunately, my video capture software was on the fritz because some other piece of software I installed hijacked it. It was a shame too because I had grand plans for a shot of RD with a Cylon and the caption: "Even next to a Cylon, he's stiff." 

While he was in St. Louis at the end of 2004 to film Black Hole for the Sci-Fi Channel, David was interviewed by Playback St. Louis. I've added a link to the article to my Selby site. I've also added a screen grab from the Larva commercial.


C.