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NCIS is one of the most iconic series out there. Its 22-season and 450+episode run put it among the top 10 longest-running scripted primetime shows on broadcast television. It's also spawned five spin-offs, many of which have gone on to enjoy long lives of their own. The latest spin-off, NCIS: Origins, follows a younger Leroy Jethro Gibbs as he's just starting out. But speaking of spin-offs, how many fans know that NCIS itself is a spin-off?

Many of NCIS's main stars and settings were introduced to viewers in the eighth season of CBS' Jag. Like its successors, Jag was also a long-running military-based procedural drama. It ran for 10 seasons and 227 episodes between 1995 and 2005. Those are impressive stats until you note that NCIS has more than doubled all those marks. It's exceedingly rare for a spin-off to outrun its parent series.

Winona Ryder rose to prominence immediately after making her film debut in 1986.Stranger Things/YouTube; Sony Pictures Home Entertainment/YouTubeAbigail Williams in 'The Crucible'mega

Winona Ryder plays the role of Abigail Williams in the 1996 film The Crucible. Directed by Nicholas Hytner and written by Arthur Miller, the film explores the Salem Witch Trials involving girls in a small community. Ryder's character, who had an affair with Daniel Day-Lewis' John Proctor, tries to get revenge on his wife by framing her.

The Crucible also stars Paul Scofield, Joan Allen, Bruce Davison, Rob Campbell and Jeffrey Jones, to name a few.

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Starring as Beth Macintyre, also known as The Dying Swan, Ryder takes on the role and paves the way for Natalie Portman's Nina, a talented ballet dancer, in the film Black Swan. The 2010 flick also sees the rivalry between Nina and newcomer Lilly (Mila Kunis).

Following filming,...

The Cocaine Bear is dead. Long live the Meth Gator. Production company The Asylum, which is known for such cinematic classics as Ape vs. Mecha Ape, Android Cop, Mega Shark Versus Mecha Shark, Avengers Grimm: Time Wars, and, of course, the Sharknado series, is ready to unleash another drug-fueled beast upon the world in the form of the Meth Gator. In what's sure to be a masterpiece creature feature, Meth Gator promises to bring even more chaos than last years Cocaine Bear, from which The Asylums latest blockbuster triumph takes inspiration. You can check out the synopsis and trailer for Meth Gator below (via 3 Gates Productions).

Police warn residents to refrain from flushing methamphetamine down the toilet to prevent meth-gators. In Sweet Water Point, Florida, they didnt listen.

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It was not long after the release of Cocaine Bear that The Asylum teased the attack of Meth Gator,...

It was shortly after the theatrical release of Cocaine Bear that The Asylum teased they were working on a “mockbuster” titled Attack of the Meth Gator, which has now been shortened to simply Meth Gator. It’s finished, it’s coming soon, and the trailer has been unleashed today.

Meth Gator will release in a small handful of theaters as well as Digital on August 2.

Watch the retro grindhouse-style trailer for Meth Gator below.

The film will be playing in the following theaters:

Laemmle Glendale – Glendale, CA Hickory Ridge Cinemas – Brunswick, Oh Trylon Cinema – Minneapolis, Mn Film Noir Cinema – Brooklyn, NY Aurora Cineplex – Roswell, Ga

In the creature feature, “Police warn residents to refrain from flushing methamphetamine down the toilet to prevent “meth-gators.” In Sweet Water Point, Florida, they didn’t listen.”

Patrick Labyorteaux, Robbie Rist, Laronn Marzett and Vanessa Tamayo star in the film. Christopher Ray directed Meth Gator,...

From the creators of Sharknado comes Methgator, a new drug-fueled creature feature with its jaws set on Marvel’s foul-mouthed golden boys of summer, Deadpool & Wolverine. Courtesy of The Asylum, we’re pleased to share the exclusive first look at the brand-new Comic-Con poster for Methgator, which features the narcotic-driven reptile chowing down on Deadpool and Wolverine. I don’t know if they can quip their way out of this one.

In the vein of Elizabeth Banks’ Cocaine Bear, the official synopsis reads: “In a 2019 news bulletin, police warned residents to refrain from flushing methamphetamine down the toilet to prevent ‘meth-gators.’ Down in Sweet Water Point, Florida, they didn’t listen.” They never do. The film stars Robbie Rist (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), Laronn Marzett (Birdie), Vanessa Tamayo (Monster Grizzly), and the one and only Patrick Labyorteaux, who played one of my favourite characters on Little House on the Prairie,...

In an exciting development for television enthusiasts, the entirety of the acclaimed legal drama series Jag will be available for streaming. The series served as the precursor to the immensely popular NCIS franchise.

Starting Monday, July 1, ahead of Independence Day, Prime subscribers can enjoy all ten seasons of the show. TV Line reports that Amazon has licensed the rights to every episode of Jag, whereas Paramount+ previously only had select episodes. With all 227 episodes soon available for streaming, fans can revisit the origins of the NCIS universe.

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Jag, created by Donald P. Bellisario, premiered on NBC in September 1995 before finding its long-term home on CBS from January 1997 to April 2005. The series has 227 episodes and has been broadcast in numerous countries worldwide.

Jag, a classic military legal drama, is set to stream in its entirety on Prime Video starting July 1, 2024. Created by Donald P. Bellisario, Jag was a precursor to NCIS, which has since become the most-watched scripted show on network television. Jag's success paved the way for the NCIS franchise, which has spawned multiple spin-offs and remains popular to this day.

While NCIS has become a popular television franchise all on its own, the series wouldnt exist today without Jag, the classic military legal drama that began in 1995, and spawned NCIS following its eighth season in 2002. While Paramount+ has housed a handful of episodes of Jag for a while now, the series has never been able to stream in its entirety, but that is about to change very soon, as all 10 seasons of Jag are making their way to Prime Video.

As per TV Line, the 227 episodes that comprise JAGs...

Podcast producer Glisten+ (a portmanteau of “great” and “listen”) launched Tuesday with two initial programs, part of a larger slate of scripted fare that it plans to roll out in the coming months.

The first original series include the young adult-geared “Can’t Relax,” about a relaxation app that secretly places murderous messages into the brains of its teen listeners. The supernatural thriller features Olivia Trujillo (“For All Mankind”), Andre Robinson (“Cheaper by the Dozen”) and Patrick Labyorteaux (“NCIS”).

The other show is fantasy adventure “League of Wonder,” which follows a Yorkshire terrier who teams up with a rag-tag group of animal heroes to rescue Dorothy Gale and a pair of magical slippers. The show stars Donovan Patton (“Blue’s Clues), Makgotso M (“The Woman King”), Eric Petersen (“Kevin Can F**k Himself”) and Robbie Jarvis (“Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”).

“We are so proud of the ever-growing...

We asked for the return of short, stupid movies, and The Asylum answered. In light of Elizabeth Banks’ insane horror comedy Cocaine Bear, parody film distributor The Asylum has announced a follow-up film of sorts called Attack of the Meth Gator.

“Hold our bear… I mean, beer,” The Asylum tweeted, attaching a potential poster for the film. “Coming for your life this summer.”

Loosely based on a 2019 news article about police warning residents in Flordia to refrain from flushing methamphetamine down their toilets, the film stars Robbie Rist (Oliver from The Brady Bunch) and Patrick Labyorteaux (Little House on the Prairie). The film is set for release this summer.

Not much else is known about Attack of the Meth Gator, but if it’s to follow Cocaine Bear, you can expect an alligator to ingest a lot of meth and then kill people, which sounds pretty fun. The company assured...

Another Jag star is returning to CBS. Deadline reports Catherine Bell will join her join her co-star David James Elliott on an upcoming episode of NCIS: Los Angeles.

Bell joined Jag in 1997 as Major Sarah "Mac" MacKenzie. The military drama ran on CBS from 1995 to 2005 and also starred Tracey Needham, Patrick Labyorteaux, John M. Jackson, Scott Lawrence, and Zoe McLellan.

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Harm’s isn’t the only familiar face Jag fans can expect to see on NCIS: Los Angeles in the coming weeks. Catherine Bell has also RSVP’d for the reunion, reprising the role of Lieutenant Colonel Sarah “Mac” MacKenzie.

Bell enters the fold during NCIS: La‘s Season 10 finale — airing Sunday, May 19 at 10/9c on CBS — when Hetty reaches out for assistance in preventing an attack on Us aircraft carriers, TVLine has learned. David James Elliot will reprise his role as Navy Captain Harmon Rabb Jr. the week prior, and also appear in the finale.

“Catherine’s ‘Mac’ was a strong,...

NCIS: Los Angeles is literally in Harm’s way, with David James Elliott set to reprise his Jag role on the high-octane CBS drama.

TVLine has learned that Elliott will appear in multiple episodes as Navy Captain Harmon Rabb Jr., starting on Sunday, May 12 at 10/9c (aka the episode before the season finale).

In Elliott’s first episode, “The Guardian,” the NCIS team uncovers Isis sympathizers who are planning an attack on U.S. aircraft carriers. The terror threat will result in Callen (played by Chris O’Donnell) and Sam (LL Cool J) working directly with Rabb, now the...

Jag fans might be in luck. Recently, NCIS: Los Angeles showrunner R. Scott Gemmill told TVLine there may be a Jag/NCIS crossover in the works.

A legal drama, Jag followed a group of judge advocates as they prosecute and defend cases within the military. The cast included David James Elliott, Catherine Bell, Tracey Needham, Patrick Labyorteaux, John M. Jackson, and Scott Lawrence. The series ran on NBC from 1995 to 1996 before switching to CBS from 1997 to 2005.

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Fans of the Jtu (Jag Television Universe) recently came closer than they know to having Harm and Mack back on their screens. The faithful should not, however, give up hope of seeing the Jag leads resurface on one of CBS’ NCIS series.

NCIS of course was spun off of Jag, in a two-part “backdoor pilot” that introduced Gibbs, Dinozzo, Abby and Ducky (played by Mark Harmon, Michael Weatherly, Pauley Perrette and David McCallum); watch a scene below. As recently as March, Jag vet John M. Jackson reprised his role as Rear Admiral “A.J.” Chegwidden on NCIS: Los Angeles (in...

What started out as a simple suicide investigation turned out to be far more than Team Gibbs expected on NCIS Season 15 Episode 12.

While not an in-depth study into or profound examination of the causes of suicide, the episode provided an interesting story that kept the theorizing going until the very end.

First off, I want to express my joy at the brief delightful appearance of Patrick Labyorteaux as Captain Bud Roberts, who last appeared in NCIS Season 14 Episode 1.

While his role in the story wasn't large, it still brings me pleasure to see continuity honored and a larger universe recognized. With the seemingly ever-growing television universe around NCIS, it's all too easy to forget that NCIS itself is a spinoff of Jag.

But back to the episode proper.

Unlike many NCIS stories, where the team investigates a murder, this one revolved around them trying to determine whether or not the...

Why would someone who has it all take their own life?

That's the question that plagues the team on NCIS Season 15 Episode 12. 

With the team trying to conclude whether there was foul play involved in the death, they interview friends and family of the deceased and even delve into the past. 

With no clear reason for the deceased wanting to end her life, the team finds something that could help them prevent another death. 

Patrick Labyorteaux is on board to guest as Jag Navy Captain Bud Roberts, who was close enough with the deceased to know whether she would take her own life. 

The official teaser looks set to put a fun spin on things with some witty one-liners from Bishop thrown in for good measure. 

Have a look at the full clip below and join us in the comments with your thoughts on it!

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Hello, fellow NCIS fans, and welcome to the post-Tony Dinozzo era! I will be your reviewer this season, and I'm happy to be here! And I'm also happy to say that NCIS Season 14 Episode 1 did not disappoint me at all.

Plus, there were some nostalgic treats for long-time fans like me! So hang on to your hats, because here we go!

The cold open focusing on WIlmer Valderrama's Agent Nick Torres was interesting; we're used to seeing happy people going along and then having tragedy strike (as happened shortly thereafter with the Campbells), but here Torres, aka Miguel, quite neatly turned the hit attempt right back on the goon.

It quickly established Torres as a smart, skilled man with excellent situational awareness and a rather impressive physicality that reminded me of Ziva David's combat skills. His takedown of the two goons after he arrived in D.C. reinforced that assessment.

If NCIS had spent any sizable chunk of its Season 14 premiere lamenting the departure of longtime team member Tony Dinozzo, that would have been a dreary affair. Instead, the series smartly focused on his irreplaceable nature, literally, by picking up months later with Gibbs dismissing the eighth probie sent his way to fill the vacancy.

By coming at “the elephant in the room” from a different, bigger-picture angle, it lent that much more weight to the moment that eventually did arrive, where McGee, with a nudge from Bishop, acknowledged that his trouble settling in at Tony’s old desk has...

Fans of the 1990s’ Spider-Man: The Animated Series, rejoice - the stellar voice cast are teaming up for new show War Of The Rocketmen…

For children of the 1990s, and presumably those who parented children in the 1990s, and anyone who just loves a good superhero animation, Spider-Man: The Animated Series is swathed in good will and nostalgia.

The show, which serialised Spidey’s legacy in 30-minute chunks, was undeniably excellent. We recall a particularly brilliant arc about Morbius The Vampire.

The cast reunited for a panel at Stan Lee's Comikaze Expo over the weekend to discuss the show’s twentieth anniversary, and announce their new project.

"You are the current avatar of this Marvel deity. This is our Iliad. This is our Odyssey," recalled Spidey-voicing actor Christopher Daniel Barnes, speaking of the responsibility of the role. "It touches something universal in us. When you get the chance to...

Yesterday, at the Comikaze Expo, the cast of Spider-Man: The Animated Series, arguably the best animated adaptation of Spider-Man ever, reunited to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the hit '90s show. Check out the group shot directly below and read on further for more details about the reunion!    (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d.getElementById(id)) return; js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id; js.src = "//connect.facebook.net/en_US/all.js#xfbml=1"; fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk')); Post by Spider-Man: The Animated Series. Producer and head writer John Semper Jr. assembled the cast for the event, bringing together Christopher Daniel Barnes (Peter Parker/Spider-Man), Saratoga Ballantine (Mary Jane), Jennifer Hale (Felicia Hardy), Gary Imhoff (Harry Osborn), Rodney Saulsberry (Robbie Robertson), Gregg Berger (Mysterio/Kraven The Hunter), and Patrick Labyorteaux (Flash Thompson). Also, in a special pre-taped video message,...

“Do you think there’s ever been another movie like Heathers?” Winona Ryder asks in her tiny, forever-a-kid voice, and then listens quietly. She’s genuinely curious. Your brain races through the obvious choices. Mean Girls, Clueless, Jawbreaker—teen-girl comedies with a drop of caustic in their lip gloss. But in 25 years, no high school movie has ever come close to the bloodthirsty wit and sweet-faced nihilism of Heathers, the 1989 satire about an Ohio high school where suicide becomes a scrunchie-level fad. “I looove this movie—to the point where I talk about it like I’m not even in it,...

Exclusive: It is the end of the road for Nick at Nite‘s first original scripted comedy series See Dad Run, starring Scott Baio. I have learned that Season 3 of the family sitcom, which is currently filming, will be its last, with production on the series wrapping in May for good. There are five episodes left from See Dad Run‘s 20-episode second season, with the 13-episode Season 3 expected to air later this year — culminating with an hourlong series finale, which has been ordered in addition to the 13 regular episodes. See Dad Run‘s cancellation after 3 seasons and the exit of Nick at Nite’s second original sitcom, Wendell & Vinnie, after one leaves Instant Mom as the network’s only remaining original comedy series. Created by Tina Albanese and Patrick Labyorteaux, See Dad Run centers on actor David Hobbs (Baio) who, after a decade on television, becomes a stay-at-home dad...

Exclusive: Nickelodeon has ordered a 22-episode second season of promising new comedy series Haunted Hathaways. Additionally, the cable network has extended the second season of Nick at Nite‘s See Dad Run with an order for 13 additionally episodes. In its first season, Haunted Hathaways is drawing 2.3 million total viewers and averages a 4.0/1.3M with kids 2-11 and a 5.0/959K with kids 6-11. The series is posting 13% year-over-year gains with kids 2-11 and 6-11 in the Saturday 8:30 Pm slot. In its second season, See Dad Run is averaging 1.2 million total viewers, up 3% among adults 18-49 in the Sunday 8 Pm period. Related: Nickelodeon Orders Two Animated Series, Four Live-Action Pilots Following a much publicized ratings slump, Nickelodeon has been on a rebound, finishing the recent third quarter up 12% vs. 2012. Since May, Nick has successfully launched five new series: Sam & Cat, Haunted Hathaways, Instant Mom (on Nick at Nite), Sanjay & Craig, and Paw Patrol.

Exclusive: Nick at Nite‘s first original scripted comedy series See Dad Run has been renewed for a second season. The family sitcom starring Scott Baio has received a 20-episode order, matching its first-season pickup. Created by Tina Albanese and Patrick Labyorteaux, See Dad Run centers on actor David Hobbs (Baio) who, after a decade on television, becomes a stay-at-home dad so his soap-opera-star wife (Alanna Ubach) can get back in the spotlight. But he quickly realizes that playing a dad on television is much different from the real thing. Albanese and Labyorteaux executive produce with Nat Bernstein and Mitchel Katlin. Upcoming guest stars on the show’s current season include Michele Lee, who plays David’s mom in a Mother’s Day episode, and James Maslow, who will reprise his role as a supporter of Emily’s run for class president. See Dad Run, which debuted October 6, will soon...

Adam Sandler's Happy Madison Productions is getting back into the remake game as they have reportedly landed a deal to produce Paramount's long-gestating remake of the '80s comedy classic Summer School. The project has been in development since 2005, believe it or not, with Transformers and Star Trek screenwriters Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci most recently taking a shot at a script. The last remake that Happy Madison set up was the prison football comedy The Longest Yard, which Sandler himself starred in. He is not expected to star in this movie, although he will be on board as a producer. According to THR, this was originally the brainchild of producer Jordan Kerner (The Mighty Ducks, The Smurfs), who wanted to change the teacher to be a real hard ass who ends up "squaring off against one mischievous student." That definitely doesn't seem to be keeping in spirit wiith the original,...

Adam Sandler has signed on to produce a remake of the 1987 comedy Summer School for Paramount Pictures. The actor-producer has no plans on starring in the project at this time.

The original Summer School starred Mark Harmon as a teacher whose vacation plans are ruined when he is forced to teach an English class filled with an unruly group of misfits. Kirstie Alley and Courtney Thorne-Smith also starred.

Jack Giarraputo is also producing through Happy Madison Productions, which is currently seeking writers. Producers Jordan Kerner, Alex Kurtzman, and Roberto Orci were once attached to the project, although they are no longer involved.

Summer School was released July 22nd, 1987 and stars Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, Robin Thomas, Patrick Labyorteaux, Courtney Thorne-Smith, Dean Cameron, Gary Riley, Kelly Jo Minter. The film is directed by Carl Reiner.

Exclusive: Nick At Nite‘s first original scripted comedy pilot, Daddy’s Home, will become the programming block’s first homegrown live-action comedy series. I hear that Nickelodeon has given a 20-episode order to the multicamera project starring Happy Days alum Scott Baio. Daddy’s Home centers on David Hobbs (Baio), an actor who, after 10 years of starring as America’s favorite TV dad, becomes a stay-at-home father to honor the deal he made with his soap-star wife so she can return to the limelight. The project was created by writer-producer Tina Albanese (CSI) and actor Patrick Labyorteaux (Little House On The Prairie), who are executive producing with Baio as well as showrunners Mitchel Katlin and Nat Bernstein, Eric Bischoff and Jason Hervey. Nick is not commenting, but at the time the network picked up Daddy’s Home to pilot in October, Nickelodeon’s president of original programming and development...

A navy commander, a technical advisor for a navy weapon being developed by a civillian company is discovered dead on the beach. They find info on the murder by use of a satellite. Gibbs: (Mark Harmon) posits Tony (Michael Weatherly) took " a wave for the team," i.e. stopped the Db from being made wet by a wave and thus preventing the loss of any forensics/vital evidence thus having to endure the eternal shame of having to wear one of Ducky's (David McCallum) "spare" overalls which were about two sizes too small!. Tony should write a letter according to the man at reception at the naval base. Gibbs pointing out Tony's wet clothes and referring to them as "shrinkage." More references to Tony needing a diet, (see later episodes still to come.) and exercising in the gym. Kate's (Sasha Alexander) reference to Tony's bars being non-nutritious and eating donuts.

The agents investigate the death of a marine whose parachute fails to open and he falls onto the car of two teens. Kate's (Sasha Alexander) first case as an NCIS agent and Kate is eager to help Abby, (Pauley Perrette). Why would she think that Gibbs (Mark Harmon) would let her do any forensic work, when she hasn't a clue about forensics? Or if I really wanted to stick the boot in, I would say, she knows nothing about being an NCIS agent either! Tony (Michael Weatherly) did some forensic work in season 5 Ghost Ship episode, even if that involved Abby telling him how to use the centrifuge. Also in season 5 when Abby was commandeered to work for the FBI, she wanted someone in charge of the lab and Gibbs appointed Tony. Abby got into forensics because she used to look at car wrecks, taking photos and looking at the action and reaction,...

The pilot of NCIS was written and filmed in such a way, that if you hadn't seen the introductory episodes,which were in season 8 of Jag (TV) then you wouldn't be missing out on anything, since everything was explained again and we got to meet the characters too, which was good since as I said in the later episodes, not everyone got an opportunity to watch the intro episodes. Also Kate (Sasha Alexander) wasn't in the intro episode either, so we didn't miss a thing there. The Pilot was thrilling and fast paced, if only they hadn't made small boo-boos like Gibbs (Mark Harmon) and Fornell (Joe Spano) not knowing each other here and then they do in later episodes where it's suggested they have a past, because of Gibbs' second ex-wife. Love my joke about the Pilot episode having planes in these and pilots! But I would, like Tony,...

Scott Baio, who rose to fame on Happy Days, starred in one of the highest rated syndicated sitcoms in television history with Charles in Charge, got back to his roots with Arrested Development, and then starred in the popular reality series Scott Baio Is 45... And Single, is bringing it full circle with a starring role on the new Nickelodeon "Nick at Night" comedy series Daddy's Home.

Scott Baio will star as David Hobbs, a former sitcom actor coming off a popular family show where he starred as America's most beloved dad. He decides to become a stay-at-home father so that his wife, a soap opera actress, can return to the spotlight.

The series was created by Little House on the Prairie actor Patrick Labyorteaux and Tina Albanese. Both will executive produce the series alongside Scott Baio.

About the show, Scott Baio stated the following.

"It's nice to be back...

Exclusive: Nick At Nite has ordered its first original scripted comedy pilot, Daddy’s Home, starring Happy Days alum Scott Baio. The multi-camera, half-hour comedy, originally put in development in May, centers on David Hobbs (Baio), an actor who after 10 years of starring as America’s favorite TV dad becomes a stay-at-home father to honor the deal he made with his soap-star wife so she can return to the limelight. The project was created by writer-producer Tina Albanese (CSI) and actor Patrick Labyorteaux (Little House On The Prairie), who are executive producing with Baio as well as Eric Bischoff and Jason Hervey through their production company Bischoff Hervey Entertainment. “Scott Baio is an actor known and beloved by today’s Nick at Nite viewers, many of whom are parents,” said Nickelodeon’s president of original programming and development Marjorie Cohn. “His new project will put a contemporary and comedic twist...

Even in the annals of The Asylum I find it hard to believe that there is a less likely villain in a film than a fast moving glacier. The slow kind we've had plenty of. But fast ones? No, that's new. But here they come in Travis Fort's 2012: Ice Age. When a volcanic eruption in Iceland sends a glacier hurtling toward North America, a family struggles to escape the onslaught of the coming ice age.Damn you, Iceland! Get your volcanoes under control! Patrick Labyorteaux and Julie McCullough and you can marvel at the sheer destructive power of the trailer below....

Gerald Webb is a DJ turned actor. He has an impressive IMDb resume starring in everything from NBC's Law and Order: Los Angeles to tonight's premiere of Battle of Los Angeles on Syfy (not that other movie in theaters). He has lots of cool projects in the works and it looks like we'll be seeing many or all of them on Syfy or on DVD soon. Check out my latest "Versus" with the very cool Gerald Webb and be sure to tune in tonight to watch The Asylum's Battle of Los Angeles. Check out the final q and a on here because there will be a DVD given away tonight during the movie all thanks to Gerald!

Brian S- First off how'd you get in to acting?

Gerald Webb- I was touring as a DJ with Jam Master Jay (Rip) of Run Dmc and he asked me to...

Today marks the DVD release of the penultimate season of Jag (that's Judge Advocate General, for the uninitiated). For ten seasons, CBS chronicled the impeccably styled David James Elliott, Catherine Bell, Patrick Labyorteaux, John M. Jackson, Karri Turner as they loved, argued, pined, and applied the stipulations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice and international law. Canceled in 2005, it is the only television show thus far to have been officially endorsed by the Department of Defense, the United States Navy, and the United States Marine Corps. As a tribute to this fallen hero, we studied the Spring 2010 runways for signs of its influence. Below, some looks from Alexander Wang, Loewe, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Rag & Bone suitable for conducting a court-martial.