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October 30, 2000
Issue 184
Vol. 6, No. 44

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COVER ART Featured Artist: Daryl Mandryk

THE CASSUTT FILES

 Michael Cassutt ponders why some pundits insist on telling us that if it's SF it couldn't possibly be any good, and that anything good couldn't possibly be SF, in his latest column "Sci-fi? Not Sci-fi!"


INTERVIEW

 David Cohen, executive producer of TV's hilarious Futurama, invites us to travel with Fry and Bender to visit the true final frontier of science fiction--comedy!

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Patrick Stewart agrees to return for the 10th Trek film, Stan Lee partners with SCIFI.COM, Stephen King sings and dances, Terminator 3 moves closer to reality, and more!
ON SCREEN
 It's time to reopen The X-Files, Blair Witch 2 casts a long shadow, UPN seeks its Freedom, and USA Network's Dark Prince is looking to sink his teeth into viewers.
OFF THE SHELF
 David Herter makes a dazzling debut with the cosmic adventure Ceres Storm, while the year's finest new voices of the fantastic take the stage as Writers of the Future.
GAMES
 Humanity's future and past are both in the cards with the Terminator Collectable Card Game. Will you decide to save the world ... or destroy it?
CLASSICS
 Look around at the marvels of the modern age--you'll likely find them all in Hugo Gernsback's Ralph 124C 41+, the seminal SF novel that dreamed the future into existence.
COOL STUFF
 Stephen King scared you with Carrie and The Stand, and now, in the audio book On Writing, you can listen in as he tells you the most frightening story of them all--how a writer is made.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 If you'd like to trash Pikachu, punish Jar Jar or drive William Shatner mad, you might be warped enough to enjoy the interactive comedy of Hecklers.com.
LETTERS
 Some of our readers go to war over Blake's 7 and Andromeda, others debate the death of heroes, beg for a Lensman series, tell the FCC to get a life and more.

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