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October 23, 2000
Issue 183
Vol. 6, No. 43

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COVER ART Featured Artist: Andrea Caruso

INTERVIEW

 Joe Berlinger, director of Blair Witch 2: Book of Shadows, has learned from his study of the criminal mind that evil is human, and that humans are gullible.


LAB NOTES

 In his new column "The dark between the stars," Wil McCarthy casts his eyes to the skies and explains that there's more between the stars, planets, moons and asteroids than we think.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Xena and Gabrielle will ride off into the sunset, Star Wars: Episode II enters post-production, John Travolta dares to return to the Battlefield, the Green Goblin gets away, and more.
ON SCREEN
 Find out if you should be Bedazzled by Brendan Fraser and Liz Hurley, whether UPN's Level 9 is on the level, and if FX's The Sight can see its way to becoming a series.
OFF THE SHELF
 Jerry Oltion transforms his Nebula Award-winning story "Abandon in Place" into a novel, while Diana Wynne Jones's Year of the Griffin gives Harry Potter some stiff competition.
GAMES
 The new version of the classic fantasy roleplaying game Dungeons & Dragons delivers more professions, more monsters, more magic, and more possibilities.
ANIME
 For the soldiers who don the mecha-suits of Gasaraki, time and space fall away in this complex puzzle of a story.
SOUND SPACE
 Listen to Echoes from the Last Fairyworld and you'll learn that King Arthur's magician Merlin was a musician as well.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 If you think that Gore is a bore and you wish that Bush would shush, we've got a candidate for you! At Vader in 2000, you'll meet the only candidate truly Force-ful enough to rule for the next four years and beyond.
LETTERS
 One of our readers compares Andromeda with Blake's 7, others debate the need for old-fashioned indestructible heroes, while some take a whack at Cameron's Dark Angel, the FCC and more.

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