I'd Done A Pilot [of Townies] With

The Things Had Been Made A Half A Dozen Times From Silent Pictures Through The '30s And '40s. In Fact, I Think There's A Version In The '50s. And Then, Of Course, Spielberg Eventually Did A Version Of The Lost World, But This [filming] Was '91, I Think. And We Shot It In Zimbabwe.

Rachael Leigh Cook Was My Leading Lady. She Was Awesome. We Loved The Show [perception ]. Again, It Was More Of A Tnt Show, Because There Were Crimes That Got Solved, Which [going] Back Five Years Ago, Was A Mandate. But There Was Something Innovative About The Mental Illness Side Of It.

I Think They [tv Productions] Were Just Kind Of Drying Up. I'd Done A Couple Of Episodes, But Nothing Was Happening. So I Went To Vancouver To Visit A Buddy And See What Was Going On, And That Year Was Crazy. Vancouver Was On Fire At That Point. It Was All These Stephen J. Cannell Productions - The Commish Being One Of Them - And In One I Was A Bartender, And I Think I Had Five Lines.

They [the Travelers] Know Everything About The Year That They're Coming Into. But You Can Know Everything And Still Be Tripped Up By The Little Stuff That You Didn't Notice. And One Character's Facebook Page Is Made Up Of Lies. It's An Interesting Comment On What's Been Going On The Last Few Months. We Cannot Rely Anymore On Facebook Or Twitter Or Instagram. People Are Making Up Their Own Truths.

I Jump Out Of The Boat [in The Lost World], And I'm Trying To Swim To The Kid, And My Boots Fill With Water, And I Start To Drown, And The Director Has No Idea Why I'm Flailing Around. He's, "come On, Come On!" And I Managed To Rescue Myself. I'm Wet And Sitting On The Banks Of The River, And John Walks Over To Me And Says, "are You All Right, Dear Boy?" "yeah, I'm All Right."