SG1 - SFX Magazine # 132 - June 2005 - SG1's Season Nine
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http://www.futurenet.com/sfx/
From the SFX Magazine e-mail newsletter update:
SFX NEWSLETTER, JUNE 2005
Issue 132 - on sale Wednesday 8 June
FREE DOUBLE-SIDED POSTER!
Sex up your wall with our latest A3 pullout, which features Jessica Alba (Nancy from Sin City) on one side and James Callis (Gaius Baltar from Battlestar Galactica) on t'other.
THIS ISSUE'S CONTENTS:
DOCTOR WHO
How do you top season one? With "big lesbian mime stories", according to head honcho Russell T Davies. We think he's joking... Plus! A world exclusive: Bryan Hitch's first sketch of the TARDIS interior (done before the Beeb even employed him!), Captain Jack (John Barrowman) discusses mooning on set, and Steven Moffat drops hints about his season two script.
WAR OF THE WORLDS
This Summer's mega-bucks blockbuster updates the HG Wells classic once again. We talk to director Steven Spielberg and star Tom Cruise.
LAND OF THE DEAD
With the fourth entry in George Romero's zombie saga set to hit the UK in August, we present nine reasons to get Dead excited...
BATMAN BEGINS
The new Dark Knight, Christian Bale, interviewed.
STARGATE SG-1
SG-1 is getting a substantial revamp as it enters its ninth season, with Ben Browder, Lexa Doig and Beau Bridges joining the cast. We visit Vancouver to get the latest from cast and crew.
BRITISH COMICS HEROES
Some of Britain's greatest comic book heroes are being resurrected: Adam Eterno! Janus Stark! The Spider! And Alan Moore is amongst the people responsible...
TIME MACHINE
In our regular retrospective we look back at Tim Burton's 1989 film of Batman.
SPOILER ZONE
It's the ultimate TV SF episode guide! Including reviews of episodes of Alias, Charmed, Lost, Medium, Revelations, Smallville and Star Trek: Enterprise (the last episode really stinks!).
COUCH POTATO
Dave, our Imperious Leader, is leaving after ten years of service on SFX. To mark the occasion, the team watches Dave's favourites of the last decade.
Plus!
Holly Marie Combs: Piper from Charmed.
Martin Scott: author of the Thraxas series of comic fantasy books.
Michael Ironside: B-movie legend!
Star Trek producers Rick Berman and Brannon Braga answer their critics.
Plus reviews of all the latest films, DVDs, books, comics and collectable goodies!
online from the URL below. Or, check with your local Borders or
Barnes and Noble Bookstores for the magazine. Allow time for the
magazine to be shipped across the pond.)
http://www.futurenet.com/sfx/
From the SFX Magazine e-mail newsletter update:
SFX NEWSLETTER, JUNE 2005
Issue 132 - on sale Wednesday 8 June
FREE DOUBLE-SIDED POSTER!
Sex up your wall with our latest A3 pullout, which features Jessica Alba (Nancy from Sin City) on one side and James Callis (Gaius Baltar from Battlestar Galactica) on t'other.
THIS ISSUE'S CONTENTS:
DOCTOR WHO
How do you top season one? With "big lesbian mime stories", according to head honcho Russell T Davies. We think he's joking... Plus! A world exclusive: Bryan Hitch's first sketch of the TARDIS interior (done before the Beeb even employed him!), Captain Jack (John Barrowman) discusses mooning on set, and Steven Moffat drops hints about his season two script.
WAR OF THE WORLDS
This Summer's mega-bucks blockbuster updates the HG Wells classic once again. We talk to director Steven Spielberg and star Tom Cruise.
LAND OF THE DEAD
With the fourth entry in George Romero's zombie saga set to hit the UK in August, we present nine reasons to get Dead excited...
BATMAN BEGINS
The new Dark Knight, Christian Bale, interviewed.
STARGATE SG-1
SG-1 is getting a substantial revamp as it enters its ninth season, with Ben Browder, Lexa Doig and Beau Bridges joining the cast. We visit Vancouver to get the latest from cast and crew.
BRITISH COMICS HEROES
Some of Britain's greatest comic book heroes are being resurrected: Adam Eterno! Janus Stark! The Spider! And Alan Moore is amongst the people responsible...
TIME MACHINE
In our regular retrospective we look back at Tim Burton's 1989 film of Batman.
SPOILER ZONE
It's the ultimate TV SF episode guide! Including reviews of episodes of Alias, Charmed, Lost, Medium, Revelations, Smallville and Star Trek: Enterprise (the last episode really stinks!).
COUCH POTATO
Dave, our Imperious Leader, is leaving after ten years of service on SFX. To mark the occasion, the team watches Dave's favourites of the last decade.
Plus!
Holly Marie Combs: Piper from Charmed.
Martin Scott: author of the Thraxas series of comic fantasy books.
Michael Ironside: B-movie legend!
Star Trek producers Rick Berman and Brannon Braga answer their critics.
Plus reviews of all the latest films, DVDs, books, comics and collectable goodies!
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