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Author: Chris McQuillan
Runnin' the joint since 1997.
Saw IV Game Released
For those particularly sick-minded readers, we have been given the heads up for the new Saw IV online game. It’s Flash, and free to play, and it’s aptly called the Chamber of…
The Forums Return
After months of no forums, the drought of social activity will finally come to an end. The ever-popular Sci-Fi Heaven Forums have returned. Built to match the main site, the integration is…
Upcoming
Yikes – the press companies are having a field day this week. Stay thoroughly peeled for some fantastic new updates. And what’s this I hear? The SFH forums might be returning? I…
The Dancer Brain Test
The Right Brain vs Left Brain test … do you see the dancer turning clockwise or anti-clockwise? If clockwise, then you use more of the right side of the brain and vice…
Tudyk: ‘Serenity’ Sequel Possible?
Speaking to MovieHole, Alan Tudyk (Wash) has said there is a “chance” of another movie. “They had to put [the new DVD] out because they’ve been selling out of the other one…
“Golden Compass” Video Game Snaps
I’m pleased to let you all know that we’ve managed to acquire some exclusive video-game screenshots of the Golden Compass game from Sci-Fi Channel, scheduled to be released this Christmas. We’ve got…
Fortune Favours the Bold
The following was written by myself for the Sci-Fi Studios Magazine. Please give the magazine a look, if you have the time. Otherwise, simply enjoy the article.
Deep Space Nine is one of the most critically acclaimed Trek incarnations. There, I’ve said it. Sure, The Original Series and The Next Generation undoubtedly hold special places in the hearts of a great many fans, but to those citizens of the world who aren’t Star Trek fans (or perhaps not even sci-fi fans), Deep Space Nine is very highly thought of. Being a fan, unfortunately, doesn’t grant you that godly power of critical acclaim. TV Guide stated that it would be remembered as the finest of all the Star Trek shows.
So why do some feel it faltered? Certainly, it isn’t the most popular in the Trek fandom, and is often overlooked by networks both in the US and abroad when it comes to repeats; it’s like a shameful relative that the others try to sweep under the rug.
Secret New Fall Show
I wanted to share this video with you. It is affiliated with a new show coming on this fall – but I can’t tell you the network or show name… they are…
Tumbleweed…
The site’s not dead. It’s merely… regenerating. Not in as dramatic a way as a Time Lord, I’ll admit, but regenerating nonetheless.
Stargate Atlantis Episode Titles
Contains Minor Spoilers I often compain about the poor standard (I feel) of SGA episode names – they’re just so damned bland and uninspiring. Titles such as “Adrift”, “Lifeline”, “Reunion”, “Travellers” and…
New Battlestar “Razor” Trailer
I must say, it’s looking fantastic. Roll on November.
Stargate DVD Press Releases
For those ‘Gate fans amongst us, here’s the heads up on the new DVD releases of SG-1 and INFINITY. STARGATE SG1 SEASON 10, VOLUME 1 AND BRAND NEW STARGATE INFINITY Two rip-roaring…
“Reboot” is Rebooted
Yahoo News “ReBoot,” one of the earliest computer-animated episodic TV series, will be redeveloped as a trilogy of feature-length films by Rainmaker Animation. Originally produced in 1994, the series centered on life…
Search Fixed
After we missed 5 little characters of code, we discovered that our “Search” button was now entering you into the Transformers competition instead. Not everyday that happens, is it? Anyway, it’s fixed…
Transformers Competition
To celebrate the release of Transformers: Beast Machines, available to own on DVD from 16th July 2007, we’re giving away two copies of it for our Region 2 readers! Head on over…
Farscape To Return
What happens when you can’t get “Farscape” back as a full-fledged series? Why not just simply move it to the Web. Fans who still have dart boards with SciFi Channel executives on…