I think his makeup person should be tarred and feathered.  <sigh>

There are many people involved with this film who are deserving of that fate. 

David's scenes are funny and his character gets the last bit in the film, but you have to sit through a lot of really bad stuff to get to these moments.

All NBC/Universal networks will air a fundraising program for victims of the recent tsunami disaster on January 15. The premiere of Larva, starring David Selby as the evil Fletcher Odermatt, was originally scheduled on this date. It is now being postponed until January 22 at 9 pm ET.

Channeling me is definitely a fate worse than death. 

I've not managed to catch any ads for Larva because I've been busy retooling my web site. I think it's about as done as it's going to get. 

Topcities is apparently having issues today. The only advice I can give you is to try later. 

But the teacher in me wants to thrash you.

The teacher in me cannot comment since I keep sneaking over here in between grading final papers. 

In the first place, it doesn't sound like her. If you watch that portion of the video closely (which is much easier to do with Quicktime than with Windows Media Player), you can see that her mouth isn't even moving during the first portion of that phrase. Unless KLS has turned ventriloquist, I don't think it's her. 

Well, the truth is I had heard the commercial on the tv while I was out of the room a couple of times, and I thought it was a commercial for one of those movie trivia games, so, when I finally saw it, I was glued to the screen more to figure out what exactly the ad was for than to see who was in it. When I caught the glimpse of KLS, I figured that I was imagining it as a result of overexposure to DS.  

As long as I don't start seeing Roger Davis' face in a potato chip, I think I'll be ok.