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100 pages
Cover Feature: Primeval
• A scheming woman might be coming between them onscreen, but in real life actors Hannah Spearitt and Andrew-Lee Potts couldn’t be closer. They tell us about getting soaked while ‘visiting’ the Future, living in a new reality… and falling for each other! Awwww...!
Exclusive Interviews...
 Ashes to Ashes
• Gene Hunt’s better half, actor Philip Glenister, holds forth on the 1980s, American remakes of British TV, and what we can expect from the follow-up to Life on Mars…
 Jericho
• Former NYPD Blue star Esai Morales joins the cast as Major Beck. He tells us about his character, a military man who’d sooner be back with his wife and child than sent to run Jericho…
 Torchwood
• Actress Eve Myles tells us about her place as the Human heart of the Torchwood team, and her character’s imminent marriage, and taking centre stage for an upcoming episode…
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Gwen’s long-suffering boyfriend Rhys now knows the secrets of her job… Actor Kai Owen reveals how it feels to become one of the Torchwood team at last… and what’s in store at the stag and hen parties…
Knight Rider (2000s)
• Star Justin Bruening tells us about fulfilling a childhood fantasy by stepping into David Hasselhoff’s shoes as new lead Michael Tracer
Medium
• Stars Patricia Arquette and Jake Weber reveal how the Dubois are coping with having Allison’s psychic skills revealed, and how they’ll be saved from unemployment by an intriguing offer from new co-star Anjelica Huston…
The Colour of Magic
• Best-selling author Terry Pratchett gives us a sneak preview of the upcoming Sky mini-series based on his first Discworld books, revealing how he’s had some details tweaked in light of later tales…
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Primetime Cashmere Mafia
• The ladies who lunch are about to give the Desperate Housewives a run for their money in this new series…
Deep Thought
• The big issues of the moment assessed: This issue, was Andy Milman’s condemnation of celebrity culture in the Extras finale right? Or are we being too hard on ourselves?
Retro
• Our continuing history of television assesses the 1968-69 season, when black actors started to get decent roles… but sexism remained all the rage…
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