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Hello
Old Friends. Here's
where I'm at: Life is pretty damn good for me. I
remain as one of the happiest men on the planet.
I'm more in love with my wife than ever before, and
it grows daily. She is my reason for living and my
motivation to succeed. She treats me very well,
loves me dearly and tolerates me immensely. She has
taught me not to leave my clothes in a pile and to
brush my teeth with the door closed. It's going
great! I am blessed! I
have been extremely busy in my career as a budding
TV producer. I am proud of my accomplishments and
efforts. Currently airing is a series I'm producing
for The
History Channel called "The
MOST."
It
is a fast-paced one-hour show that tells several
wonderful stories about little-known facts,
presented as historical superlatives. (Biggest,
Deepest, Longest, Deadliest ... that sort of
thing.) Even if you abhor the thought of watching
any history other than the minimum required to get
you through high school, watch this one! It's about
as MTV-like that history can get. Sci-Fi
fans continue to LOVE the "Babylon
Park"
video series I produced with Chris Russo and Brian
Roe. As you know, the half-hour animated episodes
feature the voice talents of Patricia Tallman,
Wayne Alexander, Robin Atkin-Downes and Maggie
Egan. Sales of the home videos were terrific when
we first released the "Grudgematch" episode last
summer, but have leveled off now. I'm still trying
to put a video distribution deal to get the product
into the video stores. Russo
has some twisted ideas for the next release with
new animation that will probably look much
different than the South Park spoof. My
latest news -- you are getting this directly from
me and here first -- is the announcement of my next
project to hit the streets: Written
by my Babylon 5 crewmate, Kenny Yakkel, it is a
wonderful anime epic. Kenny and I started to
develop the GF franchise almost two years ago. A
deal with a major comic book publisher is pending
and Kosh.org will be among the first to announce
the release date. As
of this writing, I am negotiating the production of
a full 13-episode anime series based on Yakkel's
story. I can not officially state who the voice
talents will be yet, but I can assure B5 fans that
they will approve. I'll also let you know that the
main character is a red-headed, ass-kicking female
(hint-hint). Furthermore, I am proud to announce to
you that www.genesis-factor.com
is online for your cyber-pleasure. It will offer
all the latest information about the Genesis Factor
project as it develops. Check
it out. And
if that wasn't enough…. I
hope to break the news soon about another
spine-tingling series of mine that is being
considered for syndication. It is a very fresh
concept that will explore government cover-ups,
conspiracies and information deceptions. Oh
yes, there is more: Shortly
will be the release of still another product:
TradCat. TradCat
is a useful piece of software for collectors of
trading cards. CCG, Pokemon, RPG, sports, and even
business cards can be logically managed with the
TradCat database program. I've developed this
software through the hard work of Babylon 5 fan
Richard Hitchcock in the UK. He and his partner
have the Beta version ready, so I hope to have it
on the streets this spring. And
there are more projects in the oven ... but you'll
have to return to this site to be the first to know
about them. Having
said all that, is it no wonder why I've been a tad
late on keeping up with the Vorlon
Perspective? Does
all work and no play make me a dull Vorlon?
I've received an important communique from the
Vorlon
Homeworld
that expressed their discontent for my lack of
responsibility. Apparently not updating the Vorlon
Perspective jeopardizes the propaganda stream. As a
result, I submit the following update -- and again
swear to maintain a more open and regular
communication.
"Genesis
Factor."
Ask Lyta.