Issue #77 • ships from Feb 20 2003
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Buffy The Vampire Slayer
• Could this be Buffy’s final season? Writer, director and executive producer Marti Noxon reflects on the prospects for the future as she starts work on the seventh season’s penultimate episode, and explains why she wishes they’d got Spike out of the Sunnydale High basement earlier.
Plus: An encore from the Singing Parking Ticket Lady as the writer-turned-diva reveals how she got roped into a role in musical episode Once More, with Feeling.

The Dead Zone
• Dana Bright has grown into a regular character. Actress Kristen Dalton explains how helping the man with the gift of second sight has given Dana a sense of hope.

Darkness Falls
• Chaney Kley tells us about his role as Emma Caulfield’s guardian, and writer Joe Harris reveals how an office joke at the X-Men comics team developed into a movie franchise.

Mutant X
• We round-up the last of the team for a second season chat, as Lauren Lee Smith tells us why her sweet and innocent character Emma De Lauro is developing a darker side.

Xposé Investigates… The Rambaldi Prophecies
• Milo Rambaldi: 14th Century inventor, genius, prophet and heretic. Though he was burnt at the stake by the Vatican, his creations survived and are now fuelling the greatest intelligence arms race in history as the CIA and rogue agencies compete to unlock their secrets. Of course it’s all fiction, but who cares? Join us as we unravel Alias’s apocalyptic prophecy…

10 Things You Never Knew About…
• Alan Rickman, the king of scorn who’s gone from terrorist mastermind in Die Hard to become Harry Potter’s Professor Snape.

• Final Destination 2 arrives, plus the latest instalments of Buffy, Angel, Charmed, Stargate SG-1 and The Twilight Zone, and the final episodes of Haunted.

• The Lost World loses its battle for survival… and then comes back from the dead, why Buffy looks likely to end this summer, and the latest odds on the Dumbledore succession. Plus, who’s had a good month and who’s been doing badly, charted by our new Up-and-Down charts!

• Stephen King combines his obsessions with childhood friendship and paranormal powers in the big-screen adaptation of his novel Dreamcatcher, and Hilary Swank leads a team of daring pioneers on a mission to save the world by journeying to the Earth’s Core.

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