TELEVISION Q & amp;A

TELEVISION Q & amp;A
Q. I have watched many movies in which the talented actor Bruce Greenwood appears. Can you give me some personal information about him? It is always interesting to know a little something about your favorites. -- A.T., Allen, Texas
A. Canadian-born Bruce Greenwood was raised mostly in Vancouver but moved all over the world with his scientist father and family, which perhaps accounts for his penchant for accents. He graduated from high school in Zurich, Switzerland, traveled around Europe on the ski circuit and later took up acting.
His first big role was in the HBO series "The Hitchhiker." He joined the cast of "St. Elsewhere" in 1986 in the role of Dr. Seth Griffin. Later, he was a regular on "Knots Landing" and starred in the series "Nowhere Man." His many movie roles include "The Sweet Hereafter," "Exotica," "Rules of Engagement" and "Thirteen Days." He played Naomi Judd's husband, Larry Strickland, in the 1995 TV biopic "Naomi & amp; Wynonna: Love Can Build a Bridge," and later played Ashley Judd's duplicitous husband in the big-screen drama "Double Jeopardy." Most recently, he starred in the FX cable movie "Meltdown" and is on the big screen in the Will Smith movie "I, Robot." Greenwood, 47, and his wife, Susan Devlin, have been married for nearly 20 years.
Q. I have been watching reruns of "The Lost World" mornings on TNT and have twice seen what I suspect is a season finale. This episode has the character of Veronica holding her mother's medallion, shouting about her destiny while the other characters are suffering their impending doom. I have not seen any new episodes after this one. Am I out of luck? -- Chrissy, via e-mail
A. The syndicated series closed up shop in May 2002 after the episode you describe, "Heart of the Storm." There were three seasons of "Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World." Seasons 1 and 2 are available on DVD, and the series is on TNT's early weekday morning schedule.
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