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Times: Not only -
Star Trek: Voyager
• After seven long years of dodging spatial anomalies and kicking back on
the holodeck, its time to wrap up the travels of the stranded starship. We
survey the landmark moments in the show's run and examine how it stands in
relation to its Trek forebears. Read up on it
here•
See also Times Past below...
 Andromeda
• August sees new episodes on Sky 1. Anticipating the show's second season
Kevin Sorbo (alias Capt. Dylan Hunt) speaks about the changes needed to fulfil
its potential
 LEXX
• After escaping the surreal Dark Zone, and visiting Heaven and Hell, the
LEXX's crew have turned up in the shadow of London's Battersea Power Station.
We had to investigate
 Earth: Final Conflict
• So Boone's back. Having been killed off in E:FC's first season,
he's now set to return in the show's swansong. But did the Liam Kincaid years
ever eclipse that Year One?
Dune
• If you're a fan of Frank Herbert's novel, but were unimpressed by the
movie version, the mini-series - out to rent now - could be the thing for you.
Ian McNeice, who plays oleaginous Baron Harkonnen, shared his thoughts on this
ambitious update
Buffy The Vampire
Slayer
• Since his last appearance passed with little comment from us, and with
Band Candy re-airing on Sky 1 this month, we
decided to check in with Robin Sachs. Famous for playing Ethan Rayne, thorn in
Giles's flesh, it seems he's been very busy...
• Check out The Buffy 100 in
Cult Times Special
But also -
- Instant Guide To... Level 9
A whistlestop guide to this short-lived series about crime-solving hackers.
Hacking itself is a crime, you know, but I'm sure those kind of details aren't
going to worry this lot
- Out
of the Box - TV listings for August
Specialist UK TV listings for all you Cult TV fans. Including what's out in the
shops, merchandise reviews and our handy index. See
this month's highlight
- File Under...
• Doctor Who – It's just been rereleased on video, it's on UK
Gold in August, and it is, in part, the work of recently departed comedy genius
Douglas Adams. What better time could there be to take a fresh look at
City of Death?
- Times Past:
Tying in with our cover feature, our regular critic judges recent episodes of
Star Trek Voyager and wonders if it bodes well for the impending launch
of fifth Trek series, Enterprise
- On The Guest List…
Continuing with the theme we go back to Season One of Voyager, as
Brian Markinson shares his memories of Cathexis
and Faces. Plus, The Immortal regular
April Telek tells us about her involvement with First Wave.
- News and Star
People
Rumours abound as we inch ever closer to the start of the autumn season. Denied
an Emmy yet again, we spill the beans on Buffy Season Six. We also find
out more about the new series of Randall and Hopkirk, and JMS's plans
for a brand new series, Jeremiah
- Out of the Sack:
Write to us! Air your angst! Share your satisfaction! Get it out of your head
and onto p82 of the next issue, why don't you? E-mail us at:
culttimes@visimag.com
Please note: Pictures taken from this issue are
copyright: Paramount TV, Salter Street Films /
Sci-Fi Channel (US), Renaissance Pictures, Tribune Entertainment, Bravo
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