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The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Who the Hell are you? New surprises in a new series of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Plus: Looking forward to getting home? Kate Mulgrew on saying goodbye to Star Trek: Voyager. Also: Earth: Final Conflict - new recruit Melinda Deines joins the cast for season 4; Roswell's Jason Behr - meet the man behind Max; Peter Williams (Stargate SG-1). Cover price $4.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Introducing a new approach to The X-Files - interviews with William B. Davis and new star Robert Patrick; Star Trek: Voyager - don't miss the final season; meet Dark Angel's Logan Cale (Michael Weatherly) - cyber-journalist in a desolate future; Andromeda - join the men who are fighting for a better future; Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1); Roswell. Cover price $4.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: "I'm fascinated by human nature..." - Robert Leeshock, the star of Earth: Final Conflict, meets his audience. Plus: Farscape - what happens next? Will the crew go their separate ways? Also: The Prisoner - Sci-Fi revisits The Village; Flesh and Blood - will Star Trek: Voyager's Doctor (Robert Picardo) betray his crewmates?; Spike and Harmony - Buffy the Vampire Slayer's unlikely couple (James Marsters and Mercedes McNab) discuss love after life; The X-Files. Cover price $4.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: The Invisible Man - (dis)appearing this month is the latest see-through TV hero, and star Vincent Ventresca introduces this great new show. Plus: Star Trek: Voyager - find out how Tom Paris is coping with married life on board Voyager; Earth: Final Conflict - time to go...could this be the end for Da'an?; Lexx's Jeffrey Hirschfield - just when you thought the universe couldn't get any stranger...new season secrets; Knight Rider - one man can make a difference; Gillian Anderson (The X-Files). Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Stargate SG-1 - from through the wormhole to through the keyhole, at home with Major Samantha Carter (Amanda Tapping); Star Trek: Voyager - growing old with Harry Kim; The Invisible Man - drowning our sorrows with sexy genetic mutant Allianora; closing in on the X5s - Dark Angel's cast and crew on the show's success; Lexx on Earth - 'Stan' where you are...Brian Downey speaks out; Frank Spotnitz (The X-Files); Seven Days; The Outer Limits; Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Lexx bomb - down to Earth with a bang...Xenia Seeberg brings the outlandish Sci-Fi series closer to home. Plus: The boffin behind Backstep - meet Seven Days' Dr Mentnor; Buffy the Vampire Slayer - episode 100...a glorious finale?; Cleopatra 2525 - exotic dancing, fancy fighting, skimpy clothing; Xena: Warrior Princess - her epic final season hits UK screens; Dina Meyer (Secret Agent Man). Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Killer queen - a deadly threat to conclude the travels of Star Trek: Voyager; Earth: Final Conflict - Boone's back on board, but did the series ever eclipse its definitive first season?; insect invasion - more Lexx please, we're British...alien insanity on location in the UK; Kevin Sorbo on how Andromeda could easily be the next big thing; Ian McNeice (Dune); Robin Sachs (Buffy the Vampire Slayer). Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Future king - back on the BBC, and on a new network in the US...co-creator Jason Katims presents new Roswell. Plus: Buffy the Vampire Slayer - recovering from the aftermath of the 100th episode, creator Joss Whedon discusses his mission statement; Farscape - we pin down intergalactic space vixen Gigi Edgley; it's time for a doggy dialogue - Rex the Runt returns to TV; chronicling the paranormal - Psi Factor on DVD and video...or is it just in your mind?; Gina Torres (Cleopatra 2525). Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Farscape's Zhaan - from regicide to herbicide, Virginia Hey reflects on her slow journey to the compost heap; Stargate SG-1's 'Wright' stuff - executive producer Brad Wright on season 5's highlights; Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - Vic and Bob, Tom Baker, total lunacy...back for a second season; change is in the air in Roswell - who's Isabel got her eye on?; Star Trek - learning lessons from the future. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: All change - it's the terminus for the Lexx crew but how will their journey end? The cast reveals the answers. Plus: Mutant X - John Shea leads the brand new superhero team; Farscape - the show's brains spill the beans on season 3; girls and ghouls - Urban Gothic returns to scare the pants off us; ghost writer - scripting Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased). Plus news, reviews and more. 9-in. x 12-in., 76 slick pages, full color. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Stargate SG-1 - star Richard Dean Anderson on Michael Shanks leaving, his lovely daughter and making the world a better place. Plus: Dark Angel - Jennifer Blanc fights for the future and Zack actor William Gregory Lee reveals how he spoilt Xena's season finale; Andromeda - Kevin Sorbo on the big surprises about to hit the Sci-Fi show; Don Franklin remembers his tours of duty on Seven Days and seaQuest; Xena: Warrior Princess - making her final stand, but will it all end in tears?; James Crocker (The Outer Limits). Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Enterprise - new crew, old name...Captain Scott Bakula takes us on a tour of the early Star Trek universe. Plus: Millennium - Lance Henriksen on the end of the show and a silly X-Files follow-up; Hitch Hikers Guide - we join Simon Jones for something almost but not entirely unlike an interview; cave-dwelling life-form discovered - meet the new Angel investigator (Amy Acker); caught in the fire - what's in store for the characters of Buffy the Vampire Slayer?; Valarie Rae Miller (Dark Angel). Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Is Buffy closer to the grave after her resurrection? Sarah Michelle Gellar explains how the Slayer has changed. Plus: Enterprise - Brit abroad Dominic Keating talks about not being gay and his little black dress; Stargate SG-1 - Michael Shanks reveals the story behind his departure from the show; Ben Browder looks back on both halves of Farscape's new season; Mutant X's Victor Webster; Dark Angel. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Three of a kind - the remaining Charmed Ones find a bonus sister as newcomer Rose McGowan introduces herself. Plus: Rachel Blakely gets some new neighbours in The Lost World; geekathon - meet The Trio, Buffy's latest terrifying 'nemesises' in Buffy the Vampire Slayer; Paul Ben-Victor (The Invisible Man); The Outer Limits. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Smallville - Allison Mack reports in from the hit new show with her thoughts about high school life and loving Clark Kent. Plus: Freakylinks - co-creator Gregg Hale reveals his original premise; Andromeda - Keith Hamilton Cobb refuses to shed a Tyr; Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel's Joss Whedon on babies and never going to bed; Enterprise's future pioneers - Travis and Hoshi make their mark. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: The X-Files - the truth gets closer... new regulars Cary Elwes and Annabeth Gish on their roles in season 9. Plus: The Lost World - out on the Plateau with Will Snow; Man from UNCLE - Robert Vaughn goes Solo one more time; ex-Watcher special - Anthony Stewart Head and Alexis Denisof discuss the future of Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Stargate SG-1 - writer/producer Robert C. Cooper previews the sixth and final season and introduces new character Jonas Quinn. Plus: Witchblade wielder Yancy Butler on how her show is pushing the limits; Buffy the Vampire Slayer - back to the start...Buffy, Xander and Willow before six years of trauma; The Lone Gunmen - finally in the UK...Zuleikha Robinson joins the nerdfest; The Chronicle - Rena Sofer seeks out stories for the oddest newspaper. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: School's out...forever - star Majandra Delfino provides a pre-mortem on the final days of class at Roswell High. Plus: Stargate SG-1 - all the team's alien ailments taken care of by Teryl Rothery; Charmed - executive producer Brad Kern takes a candid look at four seasons; meet Sikozu (Raelee Hill), the latest explorer to traverse the Farscape universe; engineering work on Andromeda - Gordon Michael Woolvett harps on about Harper. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: From Stephen King novel to movie to massive TV smash...former Trek producer Michael Piller takes us into The Dead Zone. Plus: Learn to love Stargate SG-1's latest team member, Corin Nemec; Andromeda - season 3 is here and so is star Kevin Sorbo; 24 - Dennis Haysbert discusses trading Now and Again for the real-time drama; The X-Files - the truth is out...Mulder and Scully's final investigation hits Sky 1; Frank Moore (Earth: Final Conflict); Dinotopia. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Farscape - the final curtain? Sci-Fi TV's best are back on the Beeb, but is it for the last time? News and interviews inside. Plus: The X-Files - Chris Carter's conclusion; Charisma Carpenter discusses life outside Angel Investigations; Roswell - what's Shiri Appleby been doing since graduation?; Witchblade; Odyssey 5. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Reunited? Where next for the unlikely family of Angel Investigations? David Boreanaz and Alexis Denisof are on the case. Plus: Odyssey 5 - Sebastian Roche...saving Earth, with time for hot sex; The Dead Zone's Chris Bruno - the sheriff who has an infallible psychic on his side; Stargate SG-1 - Amanda Tapping gets maudlin about the end. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Enterprising - two captains, two destinies...and Rick Berman controls both of them. Meet the man who shapes the Star Trek universe. Plus: Scripting for Spike and fleshing out Firefly - the full life of Jane Espenson; Mutant X - John Shea on the changes for Adam; Jeremiah - enter a dark future with Luke Perry and the rest of the team; Witchblade - blood, sex, magic...rewriting history in season 2. Cover price $5.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Strong foundation - Nicholas Brendon on rebuilding Sunnydale High, facing terrifying evil, and always being there for Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Plus: Angel - stars J. August Richards and Amy Acker on the trauma of a relationship in demon-infested LA; Taken - secrets of the epic Spielberg mini-series revealed; Red Dwarf - reacquaint yourself with terror as the polymorph attacks; Smallville - Pete Ross learns the Big Secret in season 2; Keith Hamilton Cobb (Andromeda). Cover price $6.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Alias - it's a family affair as we examine the tangled lives of the Bristows in the new season of the best spy show on TV. Plus: Stargate SG-1 - commanding presence...Don S. Davis sends off more teams; Taken - we abduct some of the cast and crew for a chat; The Dead Zone - Nicole de Boer on love and loss in season 2; Mutant X - Victoria Pratt gets catty; Adam Busch (Buffy the Vampire Slayer). Cover price $6.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Angel - writer/producer Steven S. DeKnight and Beast Vladimir Kulich reveal their roles in the apocalypse affecting Los Angeles. Plus: Red Dwarf - Doug Naylor on the long-awaited movie and the show's future; The Dead Zone - Young Indiana Jones (Sean Patrick Flanery) grows up to be president; Enterprise - Helmsman Travis (Anthony Montgomery) on charting new courses. Cover price $6.99.

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The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Best of British - the return of the BAFTA-winning Spooks of MI5...we went on set and asked the cast and creator what's coming up. Plus: Strange - is this series the British Buffy?; The Dead Zone - the inside story of Anthony Michael Hall's Breakfast Club reunion; Jeremiah - Luke Perry reveals some of the second season's surprises; back in business - all three Goodies discuss their long-awaited return; Clare Kramer (Buffy the Vampire Slayer). Cover price $6.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Modified Gene's - uncover the mysteries of Enterprise and Andromeda as we take a behind-the-scenes look at Gene Roddenberry's legacy. Plus: Firefly's Nathan Fillion - commanding Serenity and the fun of fighting Buffy's friends; Eugene Robert Glazer looks back to commanding roles in La Femme Nikita and 24; Buffy the Vampire Slayer - D.B. Woodside on being the son of a Slayer. Cover price $6.99.

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The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Stargate SG-1 - "This year I wrote in a love interest." Discover what gives star Christopher Judge this kind of unlimited power. Plus: Alias - why Vaughn's right-hand man (Greg Grunberg) might phone you; The Dead Zone - producer Michael Piller reveals what's in store for season 2.5; Charmed - we get a sneak preview of season 6 from scribe Daniel Cerone; 24/Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's Penny Johnson. Cover price $6.99.

The Best Guide to This Month's Cult TV, with listings inside. In this issue: Who ya gonna call? Angel star J. August Richards on becoming a lawyer for season 5 and why bustin' heads makes him feel good. Plus: Dead Like Me - enter the mysterious world of the Grim Reapers; John L. Adams on actors, religion and getting a haircut for The Dead Zone; Hallowe'en treat - back to the beginning of '60s classic Bewitched; John Billingsley (Enterprise). Cover price $6.99.