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this issue of TV Zone:
Andromeda
• Two interviews with leading man Kevin Sorbo and leading lady
Lisa Ryder, as they discuss their
loves, lives and the roller-coaster ride of their first season. Having been
stopped on the street and recognised as their on-screen counterparts, things
must be looking up for Andromeda...
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 Star Trek:
Voyager
• With Voyager done and dusted, the cast and crew get together for
one final party to celebrate their 7-year mission. We caught up with them all
for some parting thoughts
• Plus Dwight Schultz tells us of his time
as Lt. Reg Barclay aboard both Voyager and Next
Generation
 Angel
• The stars of the hit Vampire spin-off in a lively discussion of their
thoughts on two years of Angel – slightly distracted by the idea of
Charisma Carpenter in a bikini...
 Earth: Final Conflict
• Super tough Jane Heitmeyer looks back at her first year in the alien
invasion saga. On location for Season 4's Street
Chase, she also discusses the pitfalls of Taelon technology
The Lone Gunmen
• The X-Files’ first spin-off follows the antics of the most
haphazard group of truth exposers around. Mulder’s three conspiracy
contacts have been joined by two newcomers. We introduce the team and interview
creators Chris Carter and Frank Spotnitz about their hopes and dreams for the
new series.
Pilot reviewed here
Dark Realm
• Dimitri Logothetis’s new series explores the paranormal and the
fantastic with a modern day, Twilight Zone twist. Each of the 13
episodes tell a strange and frightening tale about people getting into
situations they pray they had never started...
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Fantasy Flashback
The Prisoner
• If you are a number, and even if you are not, you’ll love our guide
to the first episode of this amazing cult classic, Arrival
- PLUS!
Reviews • This month: 10
pages covering Buffy, Charmed, Doctor Who, Farscape,
LEXX,
The Lone Gunmen,
Stargate SG-1, Star Trek, Voyager and The
X-Files
- News • A round up of all the latest news, gossip
and events surrounding the world of Cult TV
- Memory Alpha •
This month we delve into the exciting world of Diagnosis: Murder
and break the news to some that The Others has been cancelled. Plus Q
& As on Charmed and Airwolf
- Primetime •
The American Sci-Fi channel's most successful show at present is the
breathtaking Crossing Over, with gifted medium John Edwards. Judy Sloane
talks to the host
- Letters Page •
More of your comments on the worlds of cult television, including
comments on Roswell, Stargate, Doctor Who oin DVD, plus
Xena's absence from Channel 5... again
Pictures taken from this issue are
copyright or courtesy of : Tribune
Entertainment, Paramount, Judy Sloane, BBC Worldwide, Contender video, Spelling
Television, 20th-Century Fox TV
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