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this issue of TV Zone:
Buffy The Vampire Slayer
• Over the past four and a half years, Buffy and her friends have grown up
with us, not to mention demons, monsters and the odd love interest. So just
where do they stand now? Ian Atkins assesses the evidence, and how the original
Scoobies' world has changed...
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 Farscape -
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• Creator and consultant Rockne S O'Bannon on the future of the cutting
edge Sci-Fi series. What will season 3, now surfacing, hold for our
Muppet-loving space misfits?
 Star Trek: Voyager
• Neelix: chef, moral officer, nanny, scout, ambassador and general good
crew man. Ethan Phillips shares his thoughts on the series' end, and we look at
what remains for the Talaxian
• Plus: two months and counting! It’s
nearly the end for the fourth Star Trek series. We examine where all
Voyager's main characters have got to, with home potentially close at
hand
 Stargate SG-1
• Christina McQuarrie is the genius designer behind the costumes, from the
Goa'uld to the Tokra. A veteran of her field, she and her team even make their
own USAF uniforms
Andromeda
• Laura Bertram is the purple lovely, Trance Gemini. Whatever the
situation Trance just can't stop smiling and with Andromeda having just
been picked up for a second series, it's no wonder
First Wave
• Crazy Eddie, played by Rob LaBelle shares his secrets on fighting the
evil enemy, the Gua - while spilling the beans on his secret sandwiches and the
other cast members of the alien-busting show
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Fantasy Flashback
The Outer Limits
• Jon Abbott dissects The Invisibles, the
classic black and white chiller about alien insects (or human subversion) from
1964
- PLUS!
Reviews • Episode reviews for
Voyager,
Stargate, Buffy, Angel, The X-Files, and Earth:
Final Conflict, plus Doctor Who books and audios, and lots of DVDs:
Tripods, Spaced, The Twilight Zone, Stingray and
Space: 1999.
- News. A round up of all the latest news, gossip and events
surrounding the world of Cult TV.
- Memory Alpha •
Your queries on Battle of the Planets, Jamie and his Magic
Torch, Lime Street and Mike Billington from UFO.
- Primetime •
Jackie Chan is immortalised in his new cartoons. Judy Sloane talks to
the action star about his new shenanigans in the weekly Jackie Chan
Adventures on Kids' WB.
- Letters Page •
More of your comments on the worlds of cult television, including views
on Roswell, Angel, Airwolf and Adam Adamant Lives!,
plus Xena's absence from Channel 5.
Pictures taken from this issue are
copyright or courtesy of : 20th
Century Fox TV, The Henson Company / Sci-Fi, Paramount, Showtime / MGM, BBC
Worldwide, Carlton Entertainment
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