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DEAD Special!
A mix of ghostly goings-on, tales of the undead, and the usual mix of Sci-Fi and Fantasy features and interviews

The X-Files
• The series that just won't die! We talk to William B Davis about the episode he wrote for the latest season, and his possible demise.. again Read an extract here

Angel
A year in the unlife of David Boreanaz's vampire. Join us as we evaluate his first season, from commendable beginnings in City of... to intriguing cliffhanger at the end of To Shanshu in LA

Good vs Evil
• "Once they gave me the afro, we all agreed, 'That's Henry!'" Richard Brooks, the Corps' Henry McNeil, dispatches advice on how to cope with the interminable trials of the battle between Good and Evil

Star Trek
• It's not just extras that wear the red shirts now. We examine the brushes with death of Trek Captains Kirk, Picard, Sisko and Janeway.
Plus: "pretty dreary and tedious"? A frank assessment of some of Voyager's frustrations from First Officer Chakotay, aka Robert Beltran

Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased)
• Did Vic and Bob's new version of this classic series improve on the original? We look at the two generations' differing approaches to dead detectives, and speak to the Y2K version's innovative effects team

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:

• Earth: Final Conflict
  This huge poster, plus interviews with Richard Chevolleau (Augur) and consultant Rod Roddenberry
• Instant Guide to...Rentaghost
• Psi Factor
  Our five-page episode guide, plus interviews with writer / producer Larry Raskin and star Joanne Vannicola
• Things to do in Cult TV when you're dead…
  Science Fiction and Fantasy TV's eight top suggestions on how to overcome - or capitalize on - the inevitable, from Doctor Who to Xena
• Joseph Barbera
  Spooky! The genius co-creator of series like Scooby Doo on his cartoon classics

Please note: Pictures taken from this issue are copyright: Paramount, Paul Fenton / Sue Schneider / Moonglow Photos, BBC, Sci-Fi