Issue #69 • ships from Jun 13 2002
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Scooby-Doo
• Buffy star Sarah Michelle Gellar and her fiancé Freddie Prinze jr discuss the problems of power cuts, the press and leg waxing, and the delights of kissing your co-star (but not necessarily the one you think…) as they star in the big screen version of the cult cartoon

Men in Black II
• Director Barry Sonnenfeld on how he came to make a sequel he thought would never happen. Plus, Charmed’s Balthazar, Michael Bailey Smith, drops hints about his Creepy role…

Smallville
• The cult show’s stars, Tom Welling, Sam Jones III and Allison Mack reflect on its successful first season as we visit the set of cliffhanging final episode Tempest

• Three newcomers for the summer!

The Dead Zone
• Stephen King’s best-selling novel, once a film with Christopher Walken, is the basis for a new TV series. Star Anthony Michael Hall explains what it’s like to be clairvoyant

Witchblade
• From the set of the second season, star Yancy Butler reveals what’s in store for Sara Pezzini as she’s forced to rediscover the powers of the mystical gauntlet all over again

Odyssey 5
• Former Robocop star Peter Weller reveals what’s on offer from one of the summer’s hottest new shows, Odyssey 5, as he leads a team of astronauts who’ve got five years to avert the end of the world

Plus: The Lost World
• Co-star David Orth reflects on his three years as journalist and reluctant hero Ned Malone, and his prospects of returning for the fourth season. Plus, the final instalment of our Lost World competition

10 Things You Never Knew About…
• Sharp-suited Man in Black and chart king, Will Smith

• George Lucas unleashes the Attack of the Clones. Did it light up our saber?
• The end is in sight for this season’s rations of The X-Files, Dark Angel, Buffy, Angel and Mutant X.
• Plus, the début episodes of Jeremiah!

• Buffy looks set to end after one more year
• Dark Angel bites the dust to make room for Joss Whedon's Firefly
• Birds of Prey gets a perch on the WB schedule
• Plus, a TV movie chronicles the story of the making of Batman...

• A whole host of Eight-Legged Freaks come to town in an horrific comedy starring David Arquette
• … and Austin Powers prepares to handle Goldmember

• Dark Angel's fans mobilise to save the show
• ...while The Scorpion King's changing motives confuse some

Images taken from this issue are copyright or courtesy of: Warner Bros., Sony Pictures Entertainment, The WB, USA Network, TNT

All other contents © Visual Imagination Ltd 2002. Not for reproduction

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