Issue #86 • ships from Oct 24 2002
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Angel
• Stars David Boreanaz and Alexis Denisof (Angel and Wesley respectively) drop by to talk about their lives on and off the set of the hit Buffy The Vampire Slayer spin-off show.
 Stargate SG-1
• The always chirpy Amanda Tapping looks back over six years of her travels through the Gate and is saddened at the prospect of the series coming to an end
 The Dead Zone
• Sheriff Walt Bannerman keeps the town of Cleaves Mills safe… but he finds a useful ally in psychic Johnny Smith. Even if Smith does still fancy his wife, explains actor Chris Bruno…
 The Chronicle
• Making a sudden alteration in career direction, Tucker Burns finds himself working at the world's weirdest newspaper. Chad Willett talks about the year he spent searching for scoops.
Odyssey 5
• We've managed to get hold of Sebasatian Roché from this critically-acclaimed series, the actor who portrays woman-crazy scientific genius Dr Kurt Mendel.
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Instant Guide
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The Chronicle
Which stories covered by the supermarket tabloid that always tells the truth about the weird and unusual were worth telling? And which should have been immediately dropped?
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Times Past
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This month:
Returning to the world of Stargate SG-1,
our reviewer looks at the 'Daniel vs Jonas' debate and decides to make up his own mind…
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Out of the Box
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All the times, dates and places for finding the best Cult TV shows in November.
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The Guest List
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Enterprise's John Billingsley guest stars in Stargate SG-1, while Joseph Will gets trapped in slimy goo in Enterprise episode Vox Sola.
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File Under…
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Doctor Who
The final moments of the fifth Doctor come under the spotlight this month as we get involved in gun-running and try to avoid the terrifying Magma creature that lurks within The Caves of Androzani.
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News - behind the screens
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Smallville compounds its success with strong ratings, and we run down the other new season winners and losers
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Star Trek comes to Hyde Park for an exhibition
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The Simpsons heads for its 300th episode
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the rumours of Doctor Who's return spread once again
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Out of the Sack
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The editor is told how wrong he is, and one reader asks you to send her money in this month's letters.
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Want to disagree with other proclamations made by the editor? Want to tell us what shows you're most looking forward to next year? Then get your thoughts to us at: culttimes@visimag.com
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