LOST WORLD FOR MAIN'S SCREENING ROOM

As some of you know, I was asked to write an article on the cult-tv series, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World. The article was, in fact, completed last month (and soon thereafter edited by friend and raconteur, J. Dennis Papp). The article will premiere in the new Main Enterprises periodical, The Screening Room! 

I'm delighted to be part of this Main endeavor. To have analyzed one of my all-time favorite programs proved a corresponding delight.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World has much to offer fans of the fantastic, and the show's content reaches beyond even the classic, 1912 tale. I hope to have done the series justice, but we'll know for certain after the The Screening Room! hits print.

More details to follow!

LOST WORLD ARTICLE PROGRESSING

Publisher Jim Main has recruited me to write an article for one of his upcoming magazines (title yet imparted), centering on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's the Lost World, the television series, that is. 

I love this series to no end and wish it had gone beyond its three seasons. Its stories are diverse, exciting and when need be, surreal. Oh, and its female leads, Jennifer O'Dell, Rachel Blakely and Lara Cox, are pervading delights. 

With that said, I intend my overview to do the show justice. I'm rewatching, researching and of course, mapping out as much as I can to hit the mark. A show this good deserves that much.

I'll keep readers in the loop as my assignment progresses and will do the same for my other Main tasks, including my Star Trek--TMP retrospective for What Ever! #5. Stay tuned.