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Super-power your egg and look like the future Marty McFly with our monthly pick of the coolest and quirkiest examples of forthcoming SF merch
Super-power your egg and look like the future Marty McFly with our monthly pick of the coolest and quirkiest examples of forthcoming SF merch
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Give those telly types a piece of your mind! This month – Misfits Series Four
An SFX Weekender special! Plus: proof Nathan Fillion fans are everywhere and what sci-fi show are the bunnies watching in the Playboy mansion right now?
Two of comics’ most hardworking creators cooked up this bonkers and mightily fun offering for the SFX Weekender, showing people the thought processes that go into writing a comic book story.
Eve Myles cracks up when she’s asked to recall a “little” something about Torchwood at the SFX Weekender.
UPDATE: Some people have had trouble making out the audio on this. If you’re amongst them, click here to read a transcript.
*Although we use the word “actors” very loosely in some cases… Jayne Nelson is your referee
This was how Robert Rankin and Raygun brought the 2012 SFX Awards to a close at the SFX Weekender 3 last night. Our camera actually ran out of battery power before the end, so thanks to David Howe for YouTubing this (this is a better version than the one we posted yesterday, but it wasn’t tdrury’s fault he was further away!).
A special video Blastermind for you this week. This was one round in the Blastermind quiz at the SFX Weekender. Can you name the films and TV shows these SF and fantasy trains come from (there are 11 different ones in all) plus can you name the person with a sci-fi connection who’s singing the song?
The Seventh Doctor goes walkabout at the SFX Weekender
Ugly aliens, Superman’s not-so-super pants, Kurosawa Yoda, LEGO hobbits and a whole load more,
The Reduced SFX Company presents five years of Quantum Leap in one, handy, bite-sized script
With Wrath Of The Titans shortly to be unleashed in cinemas, Jayne Nelson takes a look at some of the best – and worst – examples of Greek mythology to hit both small and big screens…