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June 3, 2002
Issue 267
Vol. 8, No. 23

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COVER ART Featured Artist:
Douglas Sturk

INTERVIEW

 Anthony Stewart Head—who portrayed the man who taught Buffy the Vampire Slayer the ins and outs of kicking bloodsucker butt—teases with news of the future of Watcher Rupert Giles.


LAB NOTES

 In his latest column, scientist Wil McCarthy pays a visit to everybody's favorite alien cantina, where he considers "Evolution and the Spaceport Bar."

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Patrick Stewart promises that his role in X-Men 2 will be less boring, Gillian Anderson denies trading in X-Files for legal files with a guest spot on The Practice, writer/director Frank Darabont scripts the fourth installment of the Indiana Jones saga, and much more.
ON SCREEN
 David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson seek the Truth in The X-Files Season Five DVD Collection, Ben Browder reunites with friends old and new in the Farscape season four premiere and Corin Nemec joins the cast in the Stargate SG-1 season six premiere.
OFF THE SHELF
 David Herter uncovers an ancient conspiracy 20,000 leagues under the sea in Evening's Empire, while Jeffrey Ford breaks the boundaries of genre in The Fantasy Writer's Assistant and Other Stories.
GAMES
 The finest moments of four TV series and 10 movies fuse together in the Star Trek Role-Playing Game: Player's Guide, which allows gamers to breathe life into dozens of beloved characters and creatures.
ANIME
 Yu Ominae, a hotheaded teen who is also Japan's top superagent, must battle super-powered cyborgs and a psychic child to get to the bottom of a biblical prophecy in Spriggan.
SOUND SPACE
 Before wrangling sandworms as the director of SCI FI's epic miniseries Dune, director John Harrison made beautiful music for zombies as the composer of Day of the Dead.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 The virtual magazine scifidimensions surveys SF books, movies, comics and more with streaming audio interviews, columns, contests and lively political discussion.
LETTERS
 Readers lash out at Attack of the Clones inconsistencies, dread the dumbing down of Dinotopia, mourn the endless deaths of the recent TV season, and much more.

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