Tuesday Link-A-Mania
Doctor Who director rumour; Stoneheart; Where The Wild Things Are; Caprica clips
Doctor Who director rumour; Stoneheart; Where The Wild Things Are; Caprica clips
No sound in space! Space is really big! Newton’s laws! Blogger Stuart Hall’s not happy about the way sci-fi TV and films frequently take liberties with the facts of science and technology
Alice In Wonderland, Philip Jose Farmer’s Riverworld and classic comic hero The Phantom will all be turned into mini series for Syfy (née Sci Fi), with the possibility of series to follow
There’s a new Creative Writing MA course in Scotland for aspiring sci-fi, fantasy, comics and game writers, co-created by writer and editor David Bishop
A scooper on Outpost Gallifrey has snapped a major spoiler during the shooting of an upcoming Doctor Who special yesterday. Only read on if you want your Christmas ruined… And no, it’s NOT Billie in set. NOW UDATED!
The world recently learned that David “Darth Vader” Prowse has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, and this prompted blogger Laura McConnell to remember her first meeting with the actor
The SCI FI Channel will officially change its name to the catchy Syfy in July. Blogger Will Salmon considers this week’s announcement
The UK’s SCI FI Channel snap up the rights to show Whedon’s latest and the reimagined Knight Rider
Hollywood is running out of decent superhero to give the big screen treatment. But let’s hope they never stoop so low as turning to this rancid bunch of third-rate crimefighters
Toby Wilkins talks about the new monster movie that’s the best direct-to-video horror film (well, direct to video over here in the UK, anyway…) that we’ve seen in absolutely yonks. Honestly, it’s dead good.
Caprica Preview; new Wolverine trailer; major Doctor Who rumour (spoilerphobe protected); Robert Carlyle on Stargate Universe
“I couldn’t tell what was real and what was animated,” enthuses a Time Magazine writer who’s been lucky enough to see a clip of James Cameron’s upcoming 3D epic
Gaiman, Doctor Who, Joss Whedon, Stross and SFX’s Dave Langford (again) all vying for 2008 Hugo Awards
SFX Blogger John Cooper enjoys a bar with a bit of a sci fi ambiance
Michael Bay corrects Paramount on the blockbuster sequel’s release date