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Issue 44 ships Jan 26 UK
£4.99 / US $7.99
The
Villains Special
For one issue only, TV Zone is taken
over by evil forces to list the 20 most vile, horrible - yet still watchable -
villains in Cult TV History. With some exclusive new interviews, guest editor
Sutekh the Destroyer gives us a hand examining each of these hideous beings,
and the actors who had the (mis-)fortune to play them...
Includes
profiles of villains from Buffy the Vampire Slayer / Angel, Doctor
Who, Star Trek (Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Next
Generation), Farscape, Earth: Final Conflict, Xena,
Lois & Clark / Smallville, The X-Files, LEXX,
Stargate SG-1, He-Man / Masters of the Universe,
Babylon 5 and Blake's 7. But not quite in this order...
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THE BAD GUYS (AND GIRLS)
The Borg Queen - one of
many
Servalan - stylish villainess
Davros - creator, scientist, maniac
Gul Dukat - out of his head psycho
Spike - heart of a bad poet
Plus brand-new interviews with Terry Molloy
on playing the Daleks' creator, and Trek nemesis
Alice Krige
Scorpius - head-shrinking psycho
Bester - Mum and Dad in one
Morden - End of the line
Weyoun - Multiple personality evil
The Master - Student gone bad
Plus newly published interviews with Babylon 5's shadowy
Ed Wasser and telepath Walter Koenig
Ares Oh my god, its him
Q Galactic troublemaker
Skeletor Skulled at his job
Apophis Interstellar Lord
Cancer Man Killer of great men
New interviews: John De Lancie, Alan Oppenheimer,
Peter Williams
Darla The Blonde Vampire
Lex Luthor President-to-be
Seska Head conspirator
Zo'or Would-be dominator
Prince His Royal Badness
Plus new interviews with Martha Hackett and
Anita La Selva
Also includes
interviews with:
Julie Benz stops biting long enough to chat about Angel
John Shea on Lois & Clark's Lex Luthor
Kevin Smith on playing Xena and Hercules' evil God Ares
William B Davis on his smoking alter ego in The X-Files
Jeffrey Combs on Deep Space 9's deadly Weyoun
James Marsters on Buffy's bleach blond fanged one
Wayne Pygram on breathing life into Farscape's Scorpius
Marc Alaimo on the many layers of Deep Space 9's Dukat
Jacqueline Pearce on her thorny Servalan in Blake's 7
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PLUS! Special
Features
- The Bad and the Ugly
Everyone loves to hate a villain, from soaps to westerns. John Binns asks why,
deep down we all love the bad guys...
- Hold on, isnt that
?
The villain is not always who he or she seems, and sometimes looks just like
the hero!
- The Fall of Villains
Is there a more stylish way to go out than falling to your doom?
- How could we forget
?
The Star Trek villains that wouldnt fit in above!
- No! No! It cant be
!!!
When the villain dies, were all safe. Unless
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