Issue #102 • ships from Feb 19 2004
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Angel
• Star Alexis Denisof looks back over five years of playing Wesley Wyndam-Price, and how the character has evolved from inept wimp to high-powered executive in charge of all things magical at Wolfram & Hart.

Plus

We speak to returning villain Lindsey McDonald, in the guise of actor Christian Kane, about his determination to take the evil law firm for himself.

Andromeda
• Steve Bacic has been with the series since Day One. Sadly, his character got killed that very day. Now, four years later, he’s back as Telemachus Rhade, and he couldn’t be happier!

Tremors
• The man whose name is synonymous with Tremors, Michael Gross, discusses his time in the role he’s played for the four movies and the short-lived TV show.

Veritas: The Quest
• Executive producers and Tomb Raider scribes John Zinman and Patrick Massett introduce their new series, featuring a relic-hunting team in search of the world’s biggest treasures.

• Has Battlestar Galactica revived the concept of ‘event television’? Our regular reviewer puts it up against Angels in America and Sea of Souls to see how it fares.

• Reviews, highlights, and listings of all the genre shows and movies coming your way in March.

• Directors Commentary
  Find out how ace TV director Peter De Lane put together some of his classic shows as we talk a look at Rob Brydon’s newest comedy show.

• Missy Peregrym takes on Chloe Sullivan in Smallville’s Delete, while Scott MacDonald makes evil plans for Starfleet’s finest in Star Trek: Enterprise .

• Highlander
  MacLeod wonders if he’s losing his mind when deceased lover Tessa Noel reappears in his life. Unravel the mystery as we take a look back at classic Season Two episode Counterfeit.

• Warning bells continue to ring for Star Trek: Enterprise
• Battlestar Galactica is given a 13-episode commission
• Family Guy’s return is confirmed
• Sarah Michelle Gellar backs out of Angel, but ratings climb

• Got a complex sociological issue to discuss? No, neither have we. If you want to bang on about some Cult TV though, just e-mail this address culttimes@visimag.com

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