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Lost
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Written by Zaphod Sparks
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 It is our theory that the Lost Island and Gilligan’s Island are one and the same. That, or the producers of Lost are just ripping off Gilligan’s Island scripts. Sherwood Schwartz must be turning over in his grave, (if he were dead*).
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SciFi News
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Written by Zaphod Sparks
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The more than complete ultimate edition!
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Forgotten Show of the Week
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Written by Roman Wolfe
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 (2001) KITT's not the only talking car in the scifi world! There's My Mother the Car and this little gem created by the guys that brought you Lost.
Created by Damon Lindelof (MTV’s Undressed) and Carlton Cuse (Amy Grant’s Old Fashioned Christmas), this action adventure series featured a werewolf that wandered the back roads of America fighting crime in a computerized, talking car.
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Science Fiction is Pretty
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Written by Cindy Schrute
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 I’ve been watching the new series Heroes, and think it’s pretty good. Here’s the superheroes on the show, with my superpower ratings...
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Scifi Lists
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Written by Zaphod Sparks
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 | So far the catchphrases haven't been T-shirt worthy, but who knowns what the future will bring (Well, Hiro might). Past catchphrases:
1. Save the cheeleader, save the world!
2. Are you on the list? |
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The Q Asks
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Written by The Q
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 Today we visit an alien planet where the last 5 Enterprise security officers have gathered to remember their fallen comrades.
Q: Explain to our readers who might not know, just what are the duties of a Red Shirt aboard the Enterprise?
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SciFi News
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Written by Zaphod Sparks
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 Found in a musty old trunk in an even mustier attic, is what we believe to be the only surviving TVSciFi Zine. For those who don't know, a Zine is a website that existed before the Internet--a paper version containing something called "print." Created in basements on mimeograph machines and photocopiers, by hippies high on toner fluid, it kept scifi fandom alive long enough for the future to get here. For that we are forever grateful. We have scanned it here for your groovy pleasure.
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