An Interview with George Stults (Kevin, 7th Heaven) Page 2

Q: Do you think there will be a season 12?

George: "[laughs] After going through what we did last season, I really have no idea, but if I were to take a good guess, I'd say that as long as the actors who have been on all 11 seasons do it....all the actors they really need to have a show are Stephen Collins, Beverly Mitchell and Beverly Hicks, they need them no matter what, but I think if they have them, there will be a twelfth season. No matter who comes and goes on the show, they still have really good ratings."

Q: Do you have any projects coming up?

George: "Nothing yet because we're not allowed to do anything until the hiatus, but I've been fortunate enough to do something during the past three time we were on hiatus. My goal is to do one thing in-between seasons. It can be difficult to do that because it has to be something that does not interfere with the production, something I'm hopefully going to enjoy because I'm so damn spoiled by this TV show. I am so spoiled by 7th Heaven."

Q: What would people be surprised to learn about you?

George: "I'm pretty much the same way I was before the show, I just have a little more money. My brother and I still live in the same craphole apartment because we're too lazy to move. My brother and I are in the process of buying a house - well, we're trying to agree on an area to buy the house."

Q: Why do you think shows from the WB/CW continually get snubbed at Emmy time?

George: "I don't know. It's so difficult to get a show up and running. They don't give shows a chance. If you think about all the super-popular shows like Seinfeld and Friends and you see the first episodes, they're not good. The chemistry's not there with the actors yet, the writing is awful. The shows that do make it are lucky because they've been given a chance to do a couple episodes. I think the networks should give shows more of a chance."

Q: Anything to say to the fans?

George: "Yes, I'd like to thank the fans for being so supportive of the show. I've said this before in interviews, if they want an autographed photo, all they have to do is write to me at the show. Everyday I'm at work, I personally go through my fan mail and send an autographed 7th Heaven photo to them."