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October 18, 2004
Issue 391
Vol. 10, No. 42

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COVER ART Featured Artist:
Andy Moraitis

INTERVIEWS

 Matt Stone and Trey Parker take on Sean Penn and Michael Moore in Team America: World Police, director Omar Naim helps Jim Caviezel say no thanks to the memories of The Final Cut, and musician Chick Corea adapts L. Ron Hubbard's novel To the Stars into an epic concept album.


LAB NOTES

 Scientist Wil McCarthy prepares for a spooky Halloween by communing with "Restless Spirits."

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Christian Bale chills out in Iceland for Batman Begins, Julia Roberts bugs out in Ant Bully, James Marsters climbs The Mountain, Zooey Deschanel hitchhikes to a faithful Douglas Adams adaptation, Pierce Brosnan gets put out to pasture as James Bond, and much more.
ON SCREEN
 Trey Parker and Matt Stone string us along in Team America: World Police, Robin Williams edits post-mortem memories in The Final Cut, Jonathan Jackson crosses into Stephen King territory in Riding the Bullet, and Charlie Pollock scores in a musical version of The Last Starfighter.
OFF THE SHELF
 Frederik Pohl revisits the Heechee universe in The Boy Who Would Live Forever, while Stephen R. Donaldson takes on Lord Foul one more time in The Runes of the Earth.
GAMES
 Staff a secret base with thuggish underlings and launch nefarious plots on your path to world conquest as the criminal mastermind of Evil Genius for the PC.
ANIME
 Movie director Satoshi Konin tackles episodic television for the first time, transforming his characters' fantasies into reality in Paranoia Agent.
SOUND SPACE
 Filmdom's fiercest monster stomped cities to the imposing melodies remastered on the Godzilla 50th Anniversary Edition CD.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 Spoofpark pokes fun at Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Stargate SG-1, The X-Files and other sci-fi series with cartoons, con reports and more.
LETTERS
 Readers recommend stellar sci-fi, stand up for the special effects of Dr. Who, define Stephen R. Donaldson's latest novel, and much more.

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