Issue #72 • ships from Sep 12 2002
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Stargate SG-1
• It’s a double bill of Majors! Amanda Tapping tells us how she feels about Samantha Carter taking temporary charge of the team in the new season, and guest star Colin Cunningham explains how delighted he is that Major Davis has stayed around so long, and is about to play one of his biggest roles in the series yet.

Angel
• Stephanie Romanov's thoughts about the motives of Wolfram & Hart lawyer Lilah Morgan, and hints about the evil schemes she'll spring on Angel and Wesley in Season Four.

Freddy vs Jason
• As shooting begins on the ultimate Celebrity Deathmatch, the man under Freddy Kreuger’s burns, Robert Englund, drops a few hints about the frights in store.

Jeremiah
• Luke Perry takes a look back over Season One, including his riotous reunion with Beverly Hills 90210 co-star Jason Priestley, and also recalls the original Buffy movie.

Plus. . .

Haunted
• Former Party of Five heartthrob Matthew Fox explains why he’s getting dark and frightening as a detective working with the dead in new Supernatural series Haunted.

Witchblade
• Actor Anthony Cistaro delves into the dark soul of villain Kenneth Irons to reveal the truth about his desire for the Witchblade.

Charmed
• Director Chris Long recalls helming the adventures of the Halliwell sisters, and looks back on his work on Smallville, Dark Angel and Lois & Clark.

10 Things You Never Knew About…
• Dina Meyer, who starts out as Batgirl but ends up as Oracle in new Batman spin-off Birds of Prey.

• Signs, Spy Kids 2 and The Adventures of Pluto Nash hit the big screen
• A look ahead to indie Horror tale My Little Eye
• On the small screen, Mutant X reaches season’s end, The Dead Zone continues, and Daniel Jackson returns to Stargate SG-1

• The future of The Lost World hangs in the balance as business problems get in the way of the fourth season, and 1980s cartoons look set to return in popularity. Plus! Austin Powers gets a reprieve and will return for more.

• The origins of Hannibal Lecter’s reign of terror are revealed as Anthony Hopkins reprises his most famous role in Red Dragon, and Japanese Horror classic The Ring gets an American remake.

Images taken from this issue are copyright or courtesy of: The WB, Showtime

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

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