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June 2, 2003
Issue 319
Vol. 9, No. 22

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INTERVIEWS

 Rick Berman and Brannon Braga propel Scott Bakula and Enterprise in a bold new direction, while Pixar's Lee Unkrich finds a whole new world to explore in Finding Nemo.


LAB NOTES

 In his latest column, Wil McCarthy plugs into The Matrix Reloaded to explain how its weird world might someday be "Virtually Yours."

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Charisma Carpenter kisses Angel goodbye, Mark Hamill improvises with Stan Lee and Matt Groening for the mockumentary Comic Book: The Movie, Milla Jovovich kicks vampire butt as Ultraviolet prepares for the big screen, and more.
ON SCREEN
 Albert Brooks aims not to be dead in the water in Finding Nemo, Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny celebrate the end of an era in the The X-Files season-seven DVD collection, and Marc Berlin hunts for evidence of People From Space.
OFF THE SHELF
 Ben Bova embarks on a three-year journey to the planetary lord of the rings in Saturn, while Allen Steele blends robots and Elvis Presley to satirize modern society in American Beauty.
GAMES
 Sci-fi screen stars Hudson Leicke and Andreas Katsulas give voice to the heroes who must save the multiverse in Primal, a third-person adventure for the PlayStation 2.
ANIME
 Independent animator Makoto Shinkai traveled across the galaxy to prove that a lone artist could rival the big studios in Voices of a Distant Star.
SOUND SPACE
 A long time ago and far, far away, composer Lalo Schifrin breathed life into George Lucas' first feature film, the dystopian nightmare THX 1138.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 The Academy for Future Science dissects the sciences of today to determine how they will build—or destroy—the world of tomorrow.
LETTERS
 Readers respond to the challenges of The Matrix Reloaded, berate the feminist claims of Buffy's finale, urge SF's best to break Sturgeon's Law, and much more.

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