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June 1, 2004
Issue 371
Vol. 10, No. 22

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COVER ART Featured Artist:
Jamie Haggerty

INTERVIEWS

 Roland Emmerich puts Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal and Emmy Rossum in a disastrous deep freeze for The Day After Tomorrow, while special-effects master Phil Tippett goes buggy as the director of Starship Troopers 2.


LAB NOTES

 Scientist Wil McCarthy engages in some "Global Giggling" after chilling out at a screening of The Day After Tomorrow.

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Harrison Ford heads to the stars in James Cameron's Godspeed, Anthony Michael Hall reaches out and touches the third season of The Dead Zone, Adam Baldwin begins filming the feature-length Firefly, and much more.
ON SCREEN
 Dennis Quaid weathers the future in The Day After Tomorrow, Richard Burgi declares war on the insects in Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation, and Genndy Tartakovsky travels through time on the Samurai Jack season-one DVD.
OFF THE SHELF
 Kit Reed puts the universe on a dangerous diet in Thinner Than Thou, while Al Sarrantonio dreams up dangerous visions in Flights: Extreme Visions of Fantasy.
GAMES
 A young bounty hunter struggles to fulfill his father's final wish by becoming commander of a mechanical warrior in Custom Robo for the GameCube.
ANIME
 After aliens destroy all of the Earth Federation Alliance's offworld bases, only a reclusive billionaire's ultimate weapon can save Earth in Gravion, a parody of giant-robot series.
SOUND SPACE
 The gruesome The Abominable Dr. Phibes serves up not only one of Vincent Price's campiest performances, but also composer Basil Kirchin's engaging tunes.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 The irreverent Tachyon TV lampoons bad TV commercials, offers fake spoilers for favorite sci-fi shows, lets visitors sing karaoke with Kosh, and much more.
LETTERS
 Readers remember Babylon 5's Richard Biggs, disagree over the end of Angel, lose faith in the future of Enterprise, slam today's rising DVD prices, and more.

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