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March 10, 2003
Issue 307
Vol. 9, No. 10

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Tom Weighill

INTERVIEWS

 Rats run rampant as James Wong and Glen Morgan remake Willard with the help of Crispin Glover and Laura Elena Harring, while Enterprise executive producers Brannon Braga and Rick Berman soar with series stars Linda Park and Anthony Montgomery.


LAB NOTES

 With research dollars dwindling, Wil McCarthy takes time out in his latest column to study "Political Science."

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Jerry O'Connell slides into Superman's red-and-blue suit, John Cusack proposes to marry one of the Stepford Wives, Firefly's Alan Tudyk glows as the "I" in I, Robot opposite Will Smith, Joel Schumacher sings as director of the musical Phantom of the Opera, and much more.
ON SCREEN
 Avery Brooks captains a new Star Trek on the Deep Space Nine—Season One DVD, director Hideo Nakata terrorizes with TV on the Ringu DVD, and macabre puppets tackle a classic ghost story in Jurgen Heimann's award-winning Puphedz.
OFF THE SHELF
 Scott Westerfeld starts a new space-opera saga in The Risen Empire: Book One of Succession, while Poul Anderson makes his final farewell to science fiction in For Love and Glory.
GAMES
 Populate a planet for fun and profit as humanity conquers its first planet in The Settlers of the Stone Age, an intriguing new board game of migration and development.
ANIME
 Persocoms may just be computers designed to look like people, but for 18-year-old Hideki Motosuwa of Chobits, one very special persocom might be his only way out of a life of geekdom.
SOUND SPACE
 Composer Stanley Myers turned one of science fiction's greatest hits into a masterful miniseries with the 36 sizzling tracks of Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 Ghostbusters.net is who you gonna call when you want news, collectibles, fan fiction and animated episodes from one of sci-fi's most famous franchises.
LETTERS
 Readers defend Leonardo DiCaprio's Iron Man casting, remember the many contributions of Rod Serling, tremble in fear of The Blob, and much more.

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