SG1 - Cult Times Special #39 - Chris Judge Interview
From Visimag:
http://www.visimag.com/acatalog/VI_D...130.html#aCS39
(Cult Times is a UK based scifi magazine. In the US, you may order
online from the URL above. 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.)
Cult Times Special #39, Special 2006
(Reference #CS39)
Scheduled publication date May 31 2006
Our next Special will bring you more delights from the worlds of Cult Television, with articles that will inform, entertain and impress, but not always in that order…
Special Issue #39 • ships from May 31 2006
News-stand Price • UK £3.99 / US $7.99
Doctor Who
Episode-by-Episode
• Cross-coverage with TV Zone continues as we take an in-depth look at The Impossible Planet with director James Strong
Stargate SG-1
• Ten years of playing Teal'c, and Christopher Judge has never been happier. We find out from him how his character is changing again in the new season
Charmed
• As the series comes to an end, we track down two of the major players in the show's final days for a chat: Victor Webster, aka Coop, and Marnette Patterson, who plays Christy
Medium
• The man who will always be Frasier, Kelsey Grammer, aka series producer and now guest star, talks about the series, and about his blue role in X-Men: The Last Stand
Harry Potter
• As the fifth film in the series gets underway, we take a look at how the movies have grown up with the characters over the years
Times Past
They've been all over the press, but was Doctor Who's much-hyped Rise of the Cybermen good enough to warrant the attention? Our regular reviewer looks at that and Battlestar Galactica
Out of the Box
The second half of June comes under the microscope in our listings section; the first half can be found in Cult Times #129
You Should Be Watching…
How I Met Your Mother
Have you met Ted? He's on a quest to find the perfect woman, but who will she be? We introduce the new US comedy that's reminiscent of Friends
Building a Better Genre Show
Part VI
Nothing brings in the punters like a spot of goold old-fashioned violence and death. But is it always a good thing in a genre show? We look at the pros and cons of threatening the lives of your characters
News – behind the screens
Rumours abound of Christopher Eccleston becoming The Prisoner
Renewals and cancellations from the US
The Sci-Fi Channel lets its audience choose its new series
The return of Robin Hood
and more!
Out of the Sack
Wondering what to do with your time? Why not write us a nice letter? Our e-mail address is culttimes @ visimag.com (remove the space before and after the @ character)
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Morjana
http://www.visimag.com/acatalog/VI_D...130.html#aCS39
(Cult Times is a UK based scifi magazine. In the US, you may order
online from the URL above. 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.)
Cult Times Special #39, Special 2006
(Reference #CS39)
Scheduled publication date May 31 2006
Our next Special will bring you more delights from the worlds of Cult Television, with articles that will inform, entertain and impress, but not always in that order…
Special Issue #39 • ships from May 31 2006
News-stand Price • UK £3.99 / US $7.99
Doctor Who
Episode-by-Episode
• Cross-coverage with TV Zone continues as we take an in-depth look at The Impossible Planet with director James Strong
Stargate SG-1
• Ten years of playing Teal'c, and Christopher Judge has never been happier. We find out from him how his character is changing again in the new season
Charmed
• As the series comes to an end, we track down two of the major players in the show's final days for a chat: Victor Webster, aka Coop, and Marnette Patterson, who plays Christy
Medium
• The man who will always be Frasier, Kelsey Grammer, aka series producer and now guest star, talks about the series, and about his blue role in X-Men: The Last Stand
Harry Potter
• As the fifth film in the series gets underway, we take a look at how the movies have grown up with the characters over the years
Times Past
They've been all over the press, but was Doctor Who's much-hyped Rise of the Cybermen good enough to warrant the attention? Our regular reviewer looks at that and Battlestar Galactica
Out of the Box
The second half of June comes under the microscope in our listings section; the first half can be found in Cult Times #129
You Should Be Watching…
How I Met Your Mother
Have you met Ted? He's on a quest to find the perfect woman, but who will she be? We introduce the new US comedy that's reminiscent of Friends
Building a Better Genre Show
Part VI
Nothing brings in the punters like a spot of goold old-fashioned violence and death. But is it always a good thing in a genre show? We look at the pros and cons of threatening the lives of your characters
News – behind the screens
Rumours abound of Christopher Eccleston becoming The Prisoner
Renewals and cancellations from the US
The Sci-Fi Channel lets its audience choose its new series
The return of Robin Hood
and more!
Out of the Sack
Wondering what to do with your time? Why not write us a nice letter? Our e-mail address is culttimes @ visimag.com (remove the space before and after the @ character)
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Morjana
