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September 29, 2003
Issue 336
Vol. 9, No. 39

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THE CASSUTT FILES

 Michael Cassutt is in a maudlin mood this month, and wondering whether it's time to say, "Goodbye, Sci-Fi?"


INTERVIEW

 Alias cast members Jennifer Garner, Michael Vartan, Ron Rifkin, Greg Grunberg, Kevin Weisman and David Anders reveal behind-the-scenes secrets.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Monica Bellucci lives forever in The Brothers Grimm, Adrienne Barbeau charms Nick Stahl in Carnivàle, Will Ferrell monkeys around with Curious George, X-Men screenwriter David Hayter turns director for Alan Moore's Watchmen, and much more.
ON SCREEN
 Travis Fimmel swings in Tarzan, David Boreanaz lays down the vampiric law in Angel, Kevin Sorbo rescues a rebel in Andromeda, John Shea turns up missing in Mutant X, and Elijah Wood rings some changes on the Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers DVD.
OFF THE SHELF
 Nancy Kress raises a race of alien children in Nothing Human, while Sheri S. Tepper scouts the universe for a new planet for Earth's animals in The Companions.
GAMES
 A pilot must complete more than 50 missions under the seas of a post-apocalyptic world to earn a mythical artifact in AquaNox 2: Revelation.
CLASSICS
 Mel Brooks got the credit, but it was Gene Wilder who was the true brains behind the comedic horror homage Young Frankenstein.
COOL STUFF
 Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner boldly go into the world of polystone sculptures in the latest set of Star Trek: The Next Generation Busts.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 The ups and downs of a film star's career make the stock market look stable, which is why Fametracker is needed as a guide to who's hot and who's not.
LETTERS
 Readers slam the sexy new slant of Enterprise, can't get over the vampires of Underworld, bash the censorship of Ray Bradbury, and much more.

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