And When I've Been Away From My

Yeah, I'm Very Impressed With Lifetime, This Is The First Time I've Worked With Them. I Really Like The Kind Of Programming That They're Into, So I'm Hoping That I Will.

I Got Five Kids, And My Oldest Is A Documentary Film Maker And Camera Man, And Still Photographer.

Steve And I Saw Eye To Eye On The Story And I Got The Part, But I Think In The Beginning It Was Due To My Brother's Instigation. So I Owe Him For That.

I Think That By Now, In The Very Beginning When I First Joined The Show, General Landry Was Like A New Kid In School. I Was Coming Into A Situation I Didn't Really Know Much About, And Now, After A Couple Of Years, The Character's Kind Of Mellowed And Gotten Comfortable Working At The Command Center And Very Comfortable With His Troops. What They Always Do With These Shows Is They Always Leave Them Open-ended. The Sg-1 Franchise Has Been So Successful For The Network, That They Always Want To Keep It Open, An Option To Do It Again In Some Way, Whether That's A Movie Or A Series, Or Whatever.

I've Done A Number Of These My Name Is Earl Shows. I Play Earl's Father. It's A Half-hour Comedy. And I'll Be Doing Some More Of Those. I Have A Movie Coming Out That I Did With Misha Barton, Called Don't Fade Away.