I Think, I Would Guess

We All Feel Really Blessed To Have Been With My Dad For These 85 Years.

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.

As An Actor, I Travel Around A Lot And Live In A Lot Of Hotels, And Many Times I've Been In A Town Where The Only Entertainment To Be Had Is What You Find In The Hotel Bar Or Lobby.

And Then I Got Into Sports And Gave My Guitar To My Brother Jeff Who Was Just A Little Kid At That Time.

On The Other Side, If Im Playing A Good Guy, Then He Has Some Problems Too. Thats What Makes People Interesting, In Life And In Fiction.