Issue #329 • ships from Sep 22 2005
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In 100 pages…

Battlestar Galactica
• Actor James Callis discusses what’s next for his character, Dr Gaius Baltar. He may not be the kind of man you’d trust in a crisis, yet somehow he has become vice president of the galactic fleet. Stranger things have happened…

Doom On-Set
• We visit the set in the Czech Republic, and speak to star Karl Urban, visual effects supervisor Jon Farhat, military advisor Tom McAdams and armourer Richard Hooper

Lost
• We catch up with Dominic (Lord of the Rings) Monaghan, who plays 'Drive Shaft' frontman Charlie, and he tells us what its like to win at the Television Critics Association Awards

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire On-Set
• Join our visit to a most magical set. Producer David Heyman and stars Rupert Grint and Emma Watson whet our appetites for what's to come…

Doctor Who
• Visual effects supervisor Mike Tucker talks to us about the challenges of model making and smashing an alien spaceship with a porcine pilot into Big Ben

Serenity
• Joss Whedon’s Firefly finally rises from the ashes of its cancellation on the small screen and makes its way to the big screen under a new name. Producer Barry Mendel spoke to us about the challenges of this transition

Stargate Atlantis
• Stunt co-ordinator James Bamford talks us through the crew’s weapon and hand-to-hand combat training for Season Two

• Summer box office tally
• Doctor Who star wins best actor award
• K-9 and Sarah-Jane Smith return to Doctor Who
• Michael Sheard – 1940-2005
• Star Trek to return
• b>Spider-Man 3 possible villains
• Spielberg to produce When Worlds Collide
• Cruise takes emphasis away from War of the Worlds
  
  

• The Brothers Grimm
• The Cave
• Night Watch
• Sky High
  
  

• The 4400 Season Two
• Captain Scarlet Season Two
• Battlestar Galactica Season Two
• The Dead Zone Season Four
• Hex Season Two
• Stargate Atlantis Season Two
• Stargate SG-1 Season Nine
  
  

• Anansi Boys
• Lord of the Silver Bow
• Mind’s Eye
• Provender Gleed
• Storm Front/Full Moon
• Thud!
  
  

• Trailer Park
  We take a light-hearted look at the trailer for the remake of The Fog
  
  

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