A few sharp DS watcher may recall seeing David Collins having a Major Matt Mason official Space Station in his room.

Sorry to hear about your water problems, CyrusL, but I am glad you identified this item from David's room because it was driving me nuts. It looks vaguely similar to the Kenner Star Wars Death Star toy that we had as kids in the early 1980s, so I was curious to know what it was.

By the time Betsy Durkin appeared on DS, they had done such a hatchet job with Victoria Winters' character that I don't think anyone could've saved her. Alexandra Moltke's final episodes weren't exactly high points for the character either.

It will be interesting to hear a new perspective at the Festival, and she certainly wouldn't be the first actor with a very limited run on the series to make a Festival appearance. Paul Michael has been to at least two Festivals in recent years, and I know at least one of the series regulars didn't have the foggiest notion who he was when he showed up even though they worked together.

From a personal perspective, I would also point out that Betsy Durkin Matthes seems to be a very gracious, well-mannered person. I recently posted information about her book on my DS Alumni site, and I had the release date wrong because Amazon had it listed incorrectly. She contacted me with the correction, and she thanked me profusely for mentioning her book on my web site.

Besides all that, I'm for any additional programming at the Festival that will cut into the possibility of Millay telling that damn trapped at Lyndhurst story again. 

And it actually mentions that Grayson received an Oscar nomination. Will wonders never cease?!

Ok. Who sent the unmarked envelope of nonsequential bills to the reviewer?

Information about David's possible participation in a touring version of L.A. Theatre Works' Caine Mutiny Court-Martial has been added to the Upcoming Appearances section of the News page.

In addition to the date at the University of Arizona, this show has apparently also been booked at the University of Florida in October. However, they note that the cast is subject to change, and LATW has had casting changes and rotations for their previous tours. No word about this on the official Selby site, and LATW hasn't issued any press release with complete tour dates that I can find.

More details on my site:
http://www.ldrweb.com/davidselby

Black Hole, starring Judd Nelson and Kristy Swanson, will premiere on the SCI FI Channel on Saturday, June 10, at 9:00 pm ET with a rebroadcast a few hours later at 1:00 am ET. It will be repeated on Thursday, June 15, at 9:00 pm ET.

David Selby appears in this movie as General Ryker. You can see a photo of him on the set here. The film deals with an experiment gone awry that leads to the formation of a black hole on earth. It was filmed in the St. Louis area in late 2004.

Parker and Selby open the coffin to find a nude John Karlen. 

That said, I am dying to know what the author says about KLS and her book.  I see from the index that they're discussed in the Raunch Culture chapter.

You can search inside the book on Amazon and find it, but you have to be a registered Amazon user to view the page image. She's just mentioned parenthetically as having refuted Steinem's "A Bunny's Tale."