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Issue #168 • ships from Sep 18 2003 News-stand Price • UK £3.50 / US $6.99
Stargate SG-1 • As the seventh season takes a pause in its US transmission, we hear from executive producer Robert C Cooper and co-executive producer John Smith Carnivŕle • Witness a battle between Good and Evil in the 1930’s during the Great Depression. Roll up, roll up and take a look at this new, Supernatural series with cast and crew Flashback: Clangers • A look back to a time when we huddled around the television set in the early days of colour…of Clangers, the Soup Dragon and the Froglets as they amused and entertained us… Creature Comforts • As the animals that entertained us in the Heat Electric adverts return to our screens in their own series, we take a sneak look at some of the new episodes and meet some of the new faces… Babylon 5 • Creator J Michael Straczynski reminisces on the fourth season, the year when everything nearly came to an end as renewed confidence and fresh hopes quickly evaporated… Doctor Who at 40 • We continue with Seasons Nineteen and Twenty, as Peter Davison first steps into the TARDIS and examine whether or not the show celebrated its 20th anniversary in appropriate style… Hercules: The Legendary Journeys • We start our complete episode guide to the series, starting with the TV movies, Seasons One and Two… Primetime: Karen Sisco • In 1998, the feature film Out of Sight starred George Clooney as Jack Foley and Jennifer Lopez as Karen Sisco. Now the movie’s producer, Danny DeVito, brings the character of Karen Sisco to the TV screen. Retro • Our history of television continues with the dawn of colour… Deep Thought • Continuing our search to find Cult TV’s ultimate questions. This issue we ask if an arresting ensemble cast can make or break a show, and argue the case for some of the best and worst of all time. Memory Alpha • Your questions about Cult TV answered by resident expert Andrew Pixley. This issue includes The Feathered Serpent, which starred Patrick Troughton, and American Gothic.
News
Firefly set to illuminate the big screen Alias New season spoilers Is Tru Calling being pushed out of the schedules? Enterprise will keep its good name The Dead Zone is picked up Arabella Weir takes over in the new Doctor Who audio play Tarzan hits the concrete jungle with high definition
TV Reviews
Spooks Season 2 Stargate SG-1 Season 7
Merchandise Reviews
Doctor Who Devil’s Planet Doctor Who at the BBC, CD Emotional Chemistry, p/bk Invasion of the Dinosaurs, p/bk The Two Doctors, DVD Brand DVD Edward VII DVD Space Patrol The Complete Series, DVD Star Trek: The Lost Era The Sundered, p/bk
TV Focus
What's on to watch from 19th September to 16th October, 2003
Letters
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