Watch Presents a New Torchwood Comic Online
February 13, 2010 by Cynthia
Pontyvale Golf Club’s post-Christmas reopening hasn’t gone well thanks to some grisly killings… The site has been closed off, and Torchwood’s Captain Jack, Gwen and Ianto investigate. But they soon come face to face with the cause of the killings – and it’s not pretty!
It’s an all new Torchwood comic and you can read it online right now at Watch! The comic is part of Alien Invasion Week on the UK network and that means good stuff for all (even us Yanks in the US.) My favorite goodie is a quick interview with John Barrowman where he giggles his way …read more
I’m Sam Winchester more often than I’m Jared Padalecki!
As we roll into the end of the fifth season, Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles took time out to talk with Supernatural Magazine about the enormity of it all. Here’s an excerpt from the Issue 14 interview which is on newstands now.
An interview with Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles
For nine months of the year, Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles are possessed by supernatural entities. It’s like demons – or angels – have taken over their bodies and they are powerless to do anything but watch their days unfold through someone else’s eyes while they speak someone else’s thoughts and …read more
Jensen Ackles Lends His Voice New Batman DVD
February 10, 2010 by Cynthia
Among the list of Dean Winchester quotables is a line from “Bad Day at Black Rock” where he exclaims, “I’m Batman.”
Now, Jensen Ackles, the man behind Dean Winchester, is moving one step closer as he lends his voice to a new animated Batman DVD release.
According to the LA Times, Jensen will voice The Red Hood, an anti-hero, superhero in Batman: Under the Red Hood. Bruce Greenwood will voice Batman and even Neil Patrick Harris will be along for the ride.
No word on the release date yet, but a preview of the film will be included on the next Justice League DVD …read more
Ming-Na Talks to Stargate Magazine
The current issue of Stargate Magazine is all about the ladies of Stargate Universe. Here’s an excerpt from an interview with Ming-Na. You can read the rest when you pick up a copy of Issue #32. It’s on newstands today.
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Longtime fans of Stargate SG-1 and Stargate: Atlantis are familiar with the International Oversight Authority (IOA), a group of bureaucratic busybodies who love poking their noses into our heroes’ comings and goings through the Stargate.
On Stargate Universe, IOA representative Camille Wray finds herself a long way from home on board the Ancient ship …read more
Win a Collection of British Scifi Books
December 5, 2009 by Cynthia
In honor of David Tennant’s retirement from Who-ville, and John Barrowman saying he’ll be returning to Torchwood, I’m offering up a set of British scifi books to one lucky winner.
Here’s what’s included:
The Eclectic Gypsy by Dave Thompson which takes you through the history of Doctor Who in a very unusual way.
Next we have two Primeval novels – Shadow of the Jaguar by Steven Saville (my personal favorite) and The Lost Island by Paul Kearney.
Plus three Torchwood novels – Slow Decay by Andy Lane, Border Princes by Dan Abnett and Another Life by Peter Anghelides.
It’s a fun collection of books for …read more
Somerhalder, Hartley to Appear in New Photography Book
November 4, 2009 by Cynthia
If you have a female TV fan on your holiday shopping list, you might want to think about picking up this gorgeous new photography book called About Face.
The publishers say the “160-pages of black and white photographs shot with the soon-to-be-extinct Type 55 Polaroid film captures the intensity of the male subjects.”
And boy, what subjects. . . Taylor Kitsch (Friday Night Lights), Ian Somerhalder (Lost,Vampire Diaries), Chace Crawford (Gossip Girl), Ryan Kwanten (True Blood), Jerry O’Connell (Crossing Jordan), Justin Chon (Twilight, New Moon), Justin Hartley (Smallville), Mark Wystrach (Passions), Gilles Marini (Sex and the City), Victor Webster (Mutant X), Will …read more
FREE! Stargate Magazine: Special Download Edition
Stargate fans, Titan Magazines has a present for you — it’s a free downloadable edition of Stargate Magazine.
The issue focuses on Stargate Universe and includes a guide to the new show, inside the writers’ room, and interviews with stars Robert Carlyle and Louis Ferriera.
There’s also a salute to Daniel Jackson, an interview with Ben Browder and a look at the Wit and Wisdom of Rodney McKay. That’s a little something fans of every Stargate incarnation.
To download this Stargate Magazine: Special Download Edition, visit:
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While you’re there, sign up for the special Stargate sweepstakes to win a “money-can’t-buy” prize!
Photo courtesy of Titan …read more
From Kudos to Crackdowns: What the Critics Say About SciFi TV
September 27, 2009 by Cynthia
“It reaches the limits of one’s patience with Grade D fodder. This show is designed to scare an audience too old for Godzilla but too unsophisticated for Twilight Zone. That is obviously too big of an order for such a silly series.”
What classic scifi show do you think this Time magazine reviewer was referring to? You’ll find the answer when you read Mark Phillips’ blog covering what the critics had to say about early scifi TV.
Mark and I “met” virtually when we both began pitching stories about Irwin Allen’s TV shows to magazines such as Starlog in the early 90’s. …read more
Screamstress Talks with Ghost Hunter Barry Fitzgerald
August 18, 2009 by Cynthia
B5’s own Screamstress (aka Alison Nastasi) has an exclusive interview with Ghost Hunters International star Barry Fitzgerald. They talk about his new book The Complete Approach, the dark side of the paranormal and the most disturbing case he’s ever investigated.
Says Fitzgerald of his encounter with a ghostly child, “I believed she knew who it was and we needed her to give us the name of the killer. I asked a leading UK EVP specialist to help and low and behold she gave us a name, but the reluctance of the police force stopped any further development and all our investigations …read more
Allison Scagliotti Breaks into Warehouse 13
July 29, 2009 by Cynthia
Last night on Warehouse 13, Artie met his match in a teenage whiz kid named Claudia. She’s smart, tenacious, and she’s desperate to find a place where she really fits in. Me thinks she may have found it. Allison Scagliotti joins the cast of the new Syfy series and she sat down with me to talk about it.
Claudia’s quite the mixed bag, isn’t she? How would you describe her?
Allison: Claudia’s a complex chiquita. She’s smart and sassy and kind of a child prodigy with IT. She was orphaned at a young age with her brother and twelve years ago …read more


