And I apologize for not updating the site in a while. So let's recap what's been going on in recent months. We've see a few new credits pop up on IMDb lately, and here's what I've been able to find out about them:

• Blood and Water
  A Canadian police crime/drama show that is set in Canada and revolves around crime cases with a Chinese connection. Peter plays one of the main characters (a detective). The show premiered on OMNI television in November 2015. I've seen the first few episodes, it's worth watching if you like crime shows. All episodes are subtiled both in English and Chinese. In November last year, Peter was on the City TV Breakfast Show to promote the show, together with two of his co-stars, which you can see on YouTube.
   
• The Art of More
  An American TV show that premiered in November 2015 on Crackle TV. The first season has 10 episodes, five or which Peter guest-stars in as father of Roxanna Whitman. The main premise of the show revolves around high-profile auction houses in NY and how they acquire the art and items they are aucioning off. I found the first two episodes very bland and uninspiring, and have not ventured further. Peter's role is fairly small. To me, it seems puzzling that it's been renewed for a second season, when all around high quality shows like Bomb Girls get cancelled...
   
• Houdini and Doyle
  An American/British/Canadian co-production about the friendship between Harry Houdini and Arthur Conan Doyle. Peter will play Thomas Edison in episode 9. The show is set to debut on FOX in the US, and then later to be shown by ITV in the UK and Global in Canada. It saw spring 2016 mentioned in an article, but an exact air date is not yet known.
   
• No Easy Days
  Yeah, that one. What's going on with this show? They were running a crowdfunding campaign to get it produced, or post-produced, or something like that. It sounds like it was already shot, but it doesn't look as if any TV network has picked it up yet. Peter plays Paul Reynolds, the US President, whose daughter gets kidnapped. It'll probably be an action/thriller type show along the lines of 24.
   
• Len and Company
  This is a feature film that premiered at the Edinburgh Film Festival in June last year. It's also been shown at TIFF in November 2015. Reviews were rather mediocre, and that's putting it politely. An official release date is currently unknown. It sounds like there's a good chance it might go straight to DVD.
   
• Voracious
  Last but not least, this one seems a bit of a mystery. It popped up in Peter's IMDb credits, but it looks like a feature film shot a long time ago. It's doubtful it's really something new, might just be a glitch that it's showing up as new credit.