Sewer Shark, pretty cool technology for a VCR. John Dykstra did the video.

At 04:47 PM 9/26/2003, you wrote:
>I'm pretty sure that Voyeur II was the last try at the video game
>industry for the Weavers. This isn't much of a surprise since they
>always made Full Motion Video games and those have really fallen out of
>the public's favor (if mobygames.com is correct, Robby even worked on
>Sewer Shark way back when). I believe that their company, InterWeave
>Entertainment has closed down for good. Robby and Lynne had moved their
>offices to Malibu (InterWeave's office was in a house in Woodland Hills)
>and I know that Robby was directing some TV shows (I believe he did at
>least one episode of Baywatch). I've been out of contact with them for
>several years now.
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>Tony
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dan Pinal [danp--massmedia.com]
>Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 2:53 PM
>>Subject: Re: I'm 2 degrees of separation from Dan Pinal!
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>At 03:20 PM 9/22/2003, Tony A. Rowe wrote:
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> >I don't know if you worked with Robby Weaver closely or knew him well,
> >but his wife (Lynne) passed away recently. She was hit back in July
> >when that old motorist drove straight into the Santa Monica Farmers'
> >Market and killed 10 people. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I
> >didn't know if you knew her or if you knew what happened.
> >
> >Tony A. Rowe
>Yeah, I heard about it. The office manager here heard about it and
>passed
>it on. Is Robby still in the biz?
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>Dan
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