No folks, it's not a lie; we've actually got an update! Filter magazine's got a six page interview with Michael Marrona (Big Pete) Danny Tamberelli (Little Pete) and co-creator Will McRobb. Why they didn't interview Chris Viscardi (other co-creator) is beyond me . Anyways, check out the forum for other people's thoughts (though so far, it's just me, but whatever) and check either this entry later or my profile for some scans and some side commentary on my behalf if 1) I ever get the magazine and 2) if I don't get caught by tv.com ...

And of course, thanks to Miroku_of_Nite1 for the update.

And yeah, the third season's nowhere to be found ...

EDIT: scans for your enjoyment! Warning: the last 4 scans are pretty big. (And for the sake of the website, the pages are from the fall '06 issue of Filter magazine.) And if you're interested, here's my little story of how I got the issue.
The first two pages are just your standard "introduction pages"
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Page 3 has a quick run-down of the series for anyone not in the know and begins the interview with series co-creator Will McRobb, which goes on until most of the fourth page. Some interesting points of this interview are McRobb's background info on our favorite superhero, Artie, who was originally more creepy than he was in the series.
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Page 4 leaves off with the beginning of Danny Tamberelli (Little Pete) who basically talks about his experience on the show and how it influenced his music tastes (It is a music magazine, after all.) The fifth page also has a mini interview with David Johansen (Park Ranger Thorsen in the episode "On Golden Pete") who talks about how Tamberelli would occasionally hang out with him on the set.

Finally, the sixth page has Michael Maronna's (Big Pete) interview. The beginning interview questions aren't that related to the series, but the later ones give a really quick window into what the future of the series could have been. There's also another mini interview, this time with the group Luscious Jackson's Jill Cunnif, who talks about performing with her band in the episode "Dance Fever."
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All in all, it's always good to know that P&P is getting some sort of publicity. The handfuls of neat little trivia for us fans of the series is also a plus. However, I was pretty disappointed to find that the article pictures were merely taken from the cover art from the DVD releases. It would have been cool to at least get some shots of what the Petes and McRobb look like now. But still, $5.63 (tax included) isn't that bad of a price, even if you just want the issue for this particular article.