Nov 30: Lost World: Still no word if we'll ever see a fourth season, but I have added a Lost World webpage dedicated to the series. CLICK HERE for the Lost World.

Nov 30: Swollen Member: What do you do when you can't get your product on the big screen and making toys for a living isn't enough? For ex comic booker Todd McFarlane is going to be directing a music video for the Vancouver B.C. based group, Swollen Member on Dec. 18th. 

Nov 30: Next Hunter: Fans can likely expect to see the second Hunter film that was already scheduled in February 2003 before the new 8 episode series.

Nov 29: Halloween 9: Brad Loree who played Michael Myers in Halloween 8 told the website The Myers Museum that there will be a Halloween 9. He hopes to play the insane masked killer Michael Myers. (moviehole.net)

Nov 29: Why No Cameron: Why hasn't James Cameron directed a feature film since Titanic? According to Cameron himself he's been working his ass off the last five years on other stuff that interests him, and hasn't done a feature film. He's enjoys producing and has been developing technology and things he'll be using in future films. (moviehole.net)

Nov 29: The Punisher: As scheduled, casting has begun for the new low budget Punisher project, based on the Marvel Comics character.

Nov 29: Face It, Madonna Sucks: Ever since the self righteous Material Girl turned maternal she has put down what made her famous along with the types of people she use to hang with. Now she is being slam basted over the piece of crap 'Die Another Day' theme song by the likes of pop music star, Elton John and composer David Arnold. The singer actually thinks she can act too.

Nov 29: Dinotopia: After watching the two-hour season premiere of Dinotopia, I was wondering why they bothered turning the mini-series into a weekly series. The SFX were really good and the constant Disney ads running on the screen following a commercial were annoying as hell. What about the acting? If there was any I would have mentioned it. The dinosaurs were good, how about that.

Nov 29: Firefly on Hiatus: The struggling series is going into Hiatus in January according to Fox TV. Fastlane will move into Firefly's horrible Friday night at 8pm timeslot at that time. Firefly has until then to find its audience. Fox President Gail Berman says, "Because we had already ordered additional episodes, we are going to have several episodes available when it's out of production. So we'll have a running start if we want to put it back in production,". Fox is planning to heavily promote Firefly and see if there is any ratings growth when the network airs the original two-hour pilot in December.

Nov 29: Ghostbusters 3: According to Harold Ramis, when he spoke with IGN Filmforce, don't count on it. So called actor "Bill Murray" doesn't want a sequel to be made and has been an obstuctionist about it. He owns one fifth of the rights to the franchise and won't commit to anything. They had considered doing a film with all new characters but decided against it. Bringing back the entire original cast and crew the economics would have been overwhelming. No matter what you pay Bill Murray it's to much. What is Bill Murray's hang up? Someone in cast disagreed with the actor. No Murray won't agree, even to the get the project going. Nor will he sell his rights so the film can get done. Thanks Bill, you da man... NOT!

Nov 29: Buffy Done But Not: UPN seems determined to bring Buffy back in some fashion next season with our without Sarah Michelle Gellar regardless of the ratings for the series this season. Though the series rating have dropped it is still one of UPN's best series. The ratings for the series are 4.1/6 rating. UPN and Josh Whedon are discussing several possible futures for the series. 

Nov 29: Iron Man Melts Away: For now the Iron Man project is once again dead in the water. Joss Whedon exited the project before ever getting on board. (coming attractions) Unless someone steps to the plate soon on this one, fans can expect an extended wait to see Iron Man beat his way onto the big screen. The Marvel character would be great in a weekly television series or run of Telefilms. 

Nov 29: Harry Potter: The sequel should return to the number one spot over the Thanksgiving Day weekend. With children at home bugging the parents it looks like a trip to the theater to see Harry Potter one more time is quite likely. James Bond barely beat out the young Potter last weekend all indications are good for Harry and the gang. 

Nov 29: Conan 3: Moviehole.net reports: Arnold Schwartzenegger and John Milius are indeed out. But negotiations are continuing with Warner Bros. for the production and the project will not be done as a cheap film. It will have the best production value, the best studio and the best director. Conan Properties Fredrik Malmberg wants fans to know that Conan is the real Barbarian, not the Scorpion King.

Nov 29: They Sucked: The Bloody Disgusting website has just confirmed what I have already told you. The film should have been called "SHIT". The best parts were the trailers for upcoming films. After that, the torture really started.

Nov 29: CSI on DVD: Fans of C.S.I. can celebrate their series first season hitting DVD in December from Paramunt. The season one boxed set should be available sometime mid December in the neighborhood of $79.99. or higher.

Nov 28: Happy Thanksgiving: Nuff Said. Have a great Holiday. And YES, THERE IS AN UPDATE TODAY. 

Nov 28: Hunter Coming Back: Fred Dryer and Stephanie Kramer got exactly what they didn't want - the return to a series. Both were hoping the successful telefilm would lead to maybe five or six Hunter telefilms per year. And now NBC has gone and done it wrong by ordering eight episodes of a new HUNTER TV series starring both of them. (hollywood reporter)

Nov 28: Spiderman 3: We can't get to the sequel before rumors and talk of the third film start to cycle. Now Christian Bale, the Rock and Vin Diesel are getting their names thrown into the hat for villains in the film. 

Nov 28: Sabertooth: The weak and Special Effects challenged Sci-Fi Channel telefilm still managed to score a 2.0 rating. This telefilm is the networks highest rated telefilm for the year to date. What a crappy movie.

Nov 28: Lost Gets Lost: The website SyFy Portal has learned that NBC has dropped its plans for a new updated "Lost In Space" telefilm. 

Nov 28: Smallville Kicks Ass: The WB's series about a young non-cape wearing Superman/Clark Kent is getting a huge fan following. The series is earning a 6.3 weekly rating for the week of November 10, while Enterprise continues to lose viewers dropping to a mere 4.5 rating. 

Nov 28: Red Dwarf: Pre-production looks set for this month with shooting set for March of 2003. Visit the official website 

Nov 28: I Robot: Will Smith is considering the lead role in Alex Proyas film "I-Robot". The actor has reportedly been dancing around the offer for weeks now and is expected to make his decision soon. (coming attractions)

Nov 26: Angel Moving: The WB will relocate the vampire series ANGEL in January from its Sunday at 9pm to the Wednesday at 9pm slot held by the canceled "Birds of Prey". (Reuters)

Nov 26: Birds Eroded: Birds of Prey opened to more than seven million viewers and steadily dropped to around five million. WB president Jordan Levin told reporters that Birds was not moving in the right direction creatively. Well, wouldn't try retooling the series or do changes to make it better. Ask audiences what they think is missing from the show. Hmmmm. Makes to much sense. Networks use to retool a series to attempt a fix. Not anymore, they just pull the plug.

Nov 26: Conan 3 Beaten: IGN is reporting news that Conan 3 has apparently derailed with Conan Properties Inc. not renewing its film option with Warner Bros. They were apparently disappointed with the slow development and the Wachowski brothers not starting on the film until the Matrix sequels were completed. They are hoping to move the project to another studio with a small budget and younger actors in the leads. Milius and Schwartzenegger are no longer involved. 

Nov 26: Alias: Feature film actor Ethan Hawke has inked a deal to star in an upcoming episode of ALIAS as a CIA agent who finds himself in need of being rescued by Jennifer Garner's character. 

Nov 26: X-Men 2: The sequel to the X-Men has completed principle photography as of last Tuesday. Post-production is ready to begin and will include anywhere from 750 to 800 visual effects shots over the next four to five months. Singer will work on the film up until there is no time left to tweak on it.

Nov 26: Nemesis Cut: Star Trek Nemesis has had forty minutes of footage removed from the film. Almost two-minutes of car chase footage were removed along with part of the opening sequence and more. Hopefully the footage will be restored in the DVD. Berman and Baird are sure if they want to sit down and remix and restore the scenes back into the film. Wow, that sounds like a no. 

Nov 25: Stepford Wives: Joan Cusack has joined the cast of the Stepford Wives according to the Hollywood Reporter. Frank Oz is directing the remake. The remake of the 1975 thriller is being done as Black Comedy. Figures, doesn't it. 

Nov 25: Van Helsing: The Stephen Sommers directed movie has picked up actress Kate Beckinsale. She'll play Anna, a daughter to the family committed to the pursuit of Dracula. 

Nov 25: Sabrina: The WB has ordered the remaining three episodes in the 22 episode season of Sabrina. There are rumors that the WB will cancel the series at the end of this season. 

Nov 25: 21 Jump Street Returns: The series from the 80's is jumping to the big screen as many others have done and are doing. Stephen J. Cannell and Patrick Hasburgh have inked a deal with Paramount Pictures to script a full-length picture. The feature will be an updated version of the series and feature young stars playing undercover cops. No production date has been set. 21 Jump Street starred Johnny Depp and Richard Grieco. 

Nov 25: Anaconda 2: the Dark Horizons website has learned that the $25M budgeted sequel will be filming in Fiji. None of the original cast will appear in the sequel. 

Nov 25: New Showtime Series: Dead Like Me: A young woman is killed by a piece of MIR debris, and she ends up as a Reaper that escorts souls out of the living world into the afterlife. It will star Rebecca Grayheart (Earth 2), Jasmine Guy, and Mandy Patinkin. 

Nov 25: Star Trek 11: Patrick Stewart says there will be an 11th film simply put, if the feature performs well at the box office. Rick Berman, Star Trek honcho and trek killer, tells Cinescape there will be an 11th regardless of how well the feature does at the box office. There has never been a Star Trek film that hasn't made money for Paramount according to Berman. Whether or not the next film is a Next Generation cast or an ensemble of the last three series has yet to be determined. Berman believes mixing up the casts is a viable idea and has ideas on which character might and might now work in such a capacity. I don't think there is any chance in hell of seeing Commander Chakotah played by Robert Beltran. He was very vocal about Voyager and rightly so. But it's unlikely he would return or that Paramount would consider it. 

Nov 25: Enterprise: Rick Berman is satisfied with the state of the series. UPN however is not satisfied with Enterprise's ratings this season. If you were running a series, any series, would you settle for being satisfied with its performance? Time for Rick Berman to move on and let some fresh blood into the franchise. Someone not afraid to move beyond the status quo. Someone willing to push and even break the boundaries of the franchise. 

Nov 25: Birds of Prey: Gotham Clock Tower reports that Birds of Prey will end with a two-parter. 

Nov 25: Die Knocks Potter: The latest James Bond adventure flick was number one at the box office taking in an estimated $47M. This is the highest opening day for any Bond film. The most important thing about the weekend might be the second Harry Potter Film only in its second week of release getting knocked from the number one spot. Bonds gadgets were able stifle the magic spells of Harry Potter and company. 

Nov 24: Cabin Fever: Cabin Fever, starring Rider Strong and Jordan Ladd was shown recently at the Toronto Film Festival. Lion's Gate was so impressed with the film they bought the film for $2.5M, and a minimum of $15M towards marketing. Lion's Gate guarantees in 2003 a wide release of at least 1500 screens, possibly 2000. Cabin Fever, produced by David Lynch and directed by Eli Roth, is about a flesh eating virus that attacks 5 college friends who rent a cabin by the lake. (Joan McCartney)

Nov 23: Self Destructing Discs: These new discs play the information that is stored on them for a set amount of time -- eight to 60 hours. Then -- poof! -- the content mysteriously self-destructs. The latest Bond flick, "Die Another Day," used Flexplay DVDs to show reporters scenes from the movie before it was released. the discs turn a deep purple color after the allotted 36-hour interval yielded an important clue, as did the company's Web site: "Because DVDs are optically read, the clarity and transmission of light through the disc's surface are critical to playback performance." Blaustein said the self-destructing discs are a good way to give customers a quick taste of music, movies or television shows. The discs, which are copy-protected, entice buyers to plop down money for the non-disappearing versions of the content. (Brian Pesti from CNN.com)

Nov 23: Scientist Burns Penis on Laptop: Wierd but true. Read that article at CNN by CLICKING HERE. No it wasn't an experiment. 

Nov 23: Upcoming DVD Series: Due out early next year are MASH: Season 2; X-Files: Season 7; The Simpsons: Season 3; Angel: Season 1; Deepspace Nine: Season 1; and NYPD Blue: Season 1, Also scheduled for sometime next year is Chris Carter's Millenium and the hit series Will & Grace.

Nov 23: Disney Patrons Poisoned: That's one way to get back at customers that didn't have a good time at the expensive world of Disney. In reality though 275 people onboard a Disney cruise ship suffered food poisoning. There were 3200 people on board at the time when passengers and crew started to get sick. The ill were well treated by the two doctors and six nurses on board. But really.... was it the food or the bill. 

Nov 22: Prey Covers Scrapped: TV Guide has scrapped its plans for multiple covers for 'Birds of Prey', which the WB has canceled. PREY is deadly word for a television series. First the series "PREY" lasted just 13 episodes and now "Birds of Prey" may not make it to its 13 episodes. It is unknown when production will be halted on "Birds". 

Nov 22: 5 Minute Nemesis: Ifilm has the new Nemesis five minute trailer. This could be the best Star Trek Film yet. CLICK HERE to get there from here.

Nov 22: No More Storm: Halle Berry is tired of being part of an ensemble cast and is not interested in returning to the X-Men as Storm if a third film is done. Berry has completed her contractual obligation and is no longer obligated to return. Who cares. Storm was miscast from the beginning. Angela Basset (as she appeared in Strange Days) would have been perfect for the part.

Nov 22: Van Helsing: Variety is reporting that Richard Roxburgh has been tapped to play Dracula, opposite of Hugh Jackman. 

Nov 22: Jurassic Park IV: Jeff Goldblum told the Hollywood Reporter that He and Sam Neil may be involved in the new JP4 feature along with Vince Vaughn. The script is still in the early writing phase. Goldblum also reports that the T' Rex will be back along with the Dilophosaur and some new dinos. 

Nov 22: Taken: Steven Spielberg says he agreed to go with the Sci-Fi Channel because it's become a destination for fans of a genre that he loves. The truth is slightly different in that none of the major networks were interested in the project and had passed on it. Taken is said to be one of the longest and most expensive mini-series ever. Special Effects aside, this project will have to work hard to surpass the mini-series "V", currently available on DVD. 

Nov 22: T4?: It could happen. If the film generates enough cash flow there could be one final Terminator feature in the works for the franchise. Clair Danes, who costars in the film, is signed for a fourth film. Nick Stohl who plays John Conner is likely signed for the fourth installment as well. Terminator 3 opens July 2nd, 2003. 

Nov 22: Starhunter Done: It is probably a good thing that Starhunter was completed last year and the cast members have moved on. The series Starhunter, starring Michael Pare' has averaged an anemic 0.6 rating share. The series, which generally airs in the Sunday at midnight timeframe, will not be back.

Nov 22: X is Number 1: Mutant X is on top of its sister series Andromeda. Last season and this one, Mutant X and Andromeda, have fought for the top spot in the syndicated ratings. X has averaged a 2.3 rating with Andromeda hot on their tail with a 2.2 rating. Both series are the property of Tribune Entertainment.

Nov 22: Garfield Live-Action: John Davis will produce his Garfield character in a live-action/animated feature through his Davis Entertainment for 20th Century Fox. Toy Story writers Joel Cohen and Alec Sokolov will script the story.

Nov 22: Deepspace Nine: The new cover art for the season one boxed set is up at the Digital Bits. Hopefully it's an early design. It isn't very Star Trek compared to what was done with The Next Generation boxed sets. 

Nov 21: Danger Girl: The comic book character Danger Girl has been worked into a deal between UPN and Paramount. Danger Girl will be developed into a new drama series. The comics tell the adventures of the members of an underground network of female spies that grew out of the government's success in recruiting women for espionage duty during World War II. The main character masks her true mission in life by working as an "outlaw archaeologist" based out of San Francisco

Nov 21: No Special Trek V: William Shatner told IGN that there will be no directors cut of the Star Trek V feature film. According to Shatner the the new release is ready to roll and it being packaged now. They would not give it to him.

Nov 21: Alien Legion: Mainframe Entertainment has entered into a production deal to generate 26 episodes of the animated series. Alien Legion was once slated to become a live action telefilm a few years ago with John Landis directing. It never came to happen though. 

Nov 19: Birds of Prey Gone: The WB is NOT expected to order any more episodes of its new series "Birds of Prey". There are four episodes left to film in its 13 episode order. The WB has not yet decided if it will go ahead and shoot the remaining four episodes. The WB should have left the idea and design of the series as it was in the unaired pilot. It was much darker and less... light-hearted. Wolf Lake suffered the same screw up from its network last season.  (variety) 

Nov 19: Firefly Extended: The series Firefly has gotten a two episode extension to 15 total episodes, and ordered an additional three scripts. The series is now set at 15 episodes and four script is waiting. Firefly is averaging a disappointing 4.8 rating share, and a meager 2.2 rating in the most desired demographic of adults 18 to 49. 

Nov 19: Speed: ABC has ordered a pilot script from producer Mark Gordon based on the 1994 feature, "SPEED". The series will take place five years before Speed and deal with the relationship between the characters played by Keanu Reeves and Jeff Daniels. Graham Yost wrote the script for the first film and will now executive produce along with Gordon. (Scott Strout & Hollywood Reporter)

Nov 19: xXx in Dec: Fans can pick up their copy of XXX starring Vin Diesel December 31st on VHS and DVD. 

Nov 19: Crowe Cancels: Russell Crowe has canceled his bands U.S. Tour due to massive stress. 30 Odd Grunts was to open for "the Pretenders" on their U.S. Tour. After completing Master and Commander he will return to Australia to be with his family and friends. His father is set to have operations of both wrists for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. 

Nov 19: Connery Upset: Actor Sean Connery is upset with Stephen Norrington on the set of "The League of Extra-Ordinary Gentlemen". The actor doesn't like to be kept waiting and has his own ideas of how things should be done. Connery has been around a lot longer than Norrington, but if I am not mistaken Connery is NOT the director. His responsibilities are so small compared to what Norrington has to deal with. It becomes worse when a self-important actor wants things done his way. Connery is a wonderful actor. Behavior like this is demeaning. Regardless of the situation, Norrington is the boss and you do things his way.

Nov 19: Coburn Dies: Actor Jame Coburn (Flint, Sister Act, Magnificent Seven) has passed away at the age of 74, after suffering a heart attack yesterday in his home in Beverly Hills. 

Nov 19: McQueen Passes Too: According to Variety 41 year old Pixar animator Glenn John McQueen has died on October 29th of Melanoma. McQueen worked on Toy Story, Toy Story 2, A Bugs Life, Monsters Inc., and the unreleased CARS. 

Nov 18: Lethal Weapon 5: AICN has another rumor about the Lethal Weapon franchise. A fifth film is being rumored for production sometime in 2003. This one however would not include Mel Gibson, since he does not want to return. The fifth film would have Glover's character coming out of retirement to solve the murder of his old partner, Martin Riggs (Gibson's character).   The only problem with this rumor is that Danny Glover also mentioned that he was NOT interested in a fifth film, along with the idea that fans would have little interest in the film without the duo together. I sure as hell wouldn't. 

Nov 18: Saint Sinner: While the telefilm Saint Sinner, on the Sci-Fi Channel, wasn't very good it did earn some decent ratings on the SFC. The heavily commercialed feature earned a 1.4 rating share. Wes Craven's latest flick "THEY" should have been titled "SHIT". The film has received horrible reviews. 

Nov 18: Van Helsing: The Hugh Jackman flick directed by Stephen Sommers is in pre-production in Prague. Half the six month shoot will be filming in Los Angeles. Shooting is scheduled to begin in January. (screen daily) 

Nov 18: Potter Dollars: The second Harry Potter film took in an impressive $87.7M at the box office opening weekend. While impressive the lines were not as long this weekend as they were for the first film. 

Nov 18: No True Lies: James Cameron has told the Coming Soon that he will NOT be returning to direct the Arnold Schwartzenegger sequel "True Lies II". It is unknown if someone else will step behind the camera for the project - the script is already done. Cameron seems fearful to get behind the lens of a big feature project since Titanic. He last directed the television 90 minute finale of Dark Angel. 

Nov 18: Tremors Series: The Sci-Fi Channel has announced that the TV Series will debut Friday January 10th of 2003. They have opened a new website for the series you can view now at scifi.com. You can tour the town, meet the residence and do a first person shoot'em up. (fangoria and Bloody Disgusting)

Nov 18: Bill & Ted 3: the Dark Horizons website has learned that Keanu Reeves is interested in returning to the franchise for one more with costar Alex Winter to play their characters in their 40's. 

Nov 18: Indiana Jones 4: Frank Darabont is currently going through the first act and having weekly meeting with Spielberg on the third act. He does not want to rehash material from the first three films, but wants to be true to the characters. Lucas has basically handed off the project off to Spielberg. (AICN)

Nov 18: Get Smart: Another television series is rumored to get the big screen treatment. Jim Carrey is being rumored for the role of Maxwell Smart. The thing comes to budget constraints and Carrey's $20M paycheck. Jim Carrey's last few films, with the exception of the Grinch, have bombed at the box office.

Nov 18: Nemesis Joke: This has to be a joke since genre films do NOT win any major Oscar Awards.  Paramount Pictures took out a center-fold spread for STAR TREK NEMESIS in the Hollywood Reporter today, Friday, November 15. The ad submits the tenth TREK picture for Academy Award nominations in several areas, from writing to sound editing. These types of ads are customary, with the last movie, INSURRECTION, receiving similar treatment prior to release. The ad features a new photograph from the film, showing the Enterprise facing off with the Reman Scimitar. Among the names listed under "For Your Consideration" are Patrick Stewart for best actor, Stuart Baird for best director, Rick Berman for producing a potential best picture, John Logan for best adapted screenplay (based on previously-established characters), Jerry Goldsmith for best original score, and Jeffrey L. Kimball for best cinematography. Other areas noted in the ad are editing, art direction, makeup, costume design, sound, sound editing and visual effects. (trekweb.com)  If Harrison Ford can't get nominated for the three Indiana Jones films, and Jack Nicholson isn't nominated for Best Supporting actor in Batman as the Joker, no genre film will never get the nod for a major Oscar. 

Nov 18: Swamp Thing: Here's another comic book that has Nicolas Cage interested. Cage has moved down the line in comic book films. First it was Iron Man, Superman, Ghost Rider, Constantine, and now Swamp Thing. (total film)

Nov 17: Firefly: The series on Fox Fridays will be pre-empted Nov 22nd with Happy Gilmore, and again during Thanksgiving weekend Nov 29th. It is slated to return to the Friday night line-up the following week. (Thanks to Sporlock)  A decision is expected this week from Fox on the fate of Firefly. Firefly does have a large fan base, but they aren't home on Friday nights and record/download the episodes. It is one of the most requested series on the internet for download.

Nov 17: Clone Cartoon: George Lucas has been in meetings with the Cartoon Network about creating a new series about the Clone Wars. Should the series come to pass the quality will be more realistic versus cartoonish. It could be similar to the computer effects used for the SFX in the Episode I and II. 

Nov 17: Sabertooth: Nice opening scene with the paint guy getting taken out by Sabertooth. What an original concept though. Junior guides in training in the wilderness, being trained, when the big wild genetically engineered beast escapes during transportation. Like the red shirted security guards of Star Trek, these are the fodder for the film. This one gets a 3 out of 10 rating. It's slow with standard characters and the predictable storyline. Weak creature effects even for television. These are the types of movies we lost Farscape for? Nice, real nice. 

Nov 17: Hunter Hits on NBC: Hunter: Old timers Fred Dryer and Stephanie Kramer did an impressive job for NBC last night in Hunter: Return to Justice. NBC won the night with a 6.5/11 share overall rating. The Hunter telefilm scored better with a 6.8/12 share from the 9pm to 11pm timeslot. Things look good for the next film. 

Nov 17: Genre Getting Weak: It's got to be a weak season for genre series, or not enough to go around. This weekend while browsing the digital cable I found  many canceled series still airing from last season. Among them, VIP; Relic Hunter, Beastmaster, and even the Lost World - which has yet to begin production of its fourth season. Each season we are left with less original genre series. The market they say is getting smaller, but it's more about cable networks all picking up the same repeats to fill slots once owned by syndicated series. 

Nov 17: Creature: The Sci-Fi Channel proved itself once again unworthy of any real fan following. Friday night they aired the 160 minute (without commercials) version of Creature in 65 minutes (without commercials) hacking the movie to bits. For a while I wondered why the SFC never bought the repeat rights to the mini-series (four hours with commercials) and after the broadcast I wondered why they bothered. It was horrible, and fans were robbed of a quality made for television thriller. I am glad to have the entire feature on tape from its original broadcast. Once again the Sci-Fi Channel drops the ball. Creature was written by Rockne S. O'bannon from a novel Peter Benchley.  Craig T. Nelson (the District & Coach) and Kim Cattrall (Sex in the City) star. 

Nov 16: Babylon 5 Drawing/Contest: Scifi2k.com and Warner Bros. are giving away a Babylon 5 DVD Season One Boxed Set. The set should be here by Monday. Information on entering the drawing will be given out then. CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE DVD BOXED SET.

Nov 16: Jeremiah: Jeremiah executive producer, Grant Rosenberg has finished his first script for season two and will likely do one more. J. Michael Stracynski will write the remaining 13 episodes. Grant has little time to write this season as he is spending all his time on the set. He has been offered to direct several times but has desire to step behind the camera. There is no word about the first season of Jeremiah hitting DVD. Season two of Jeremiah will be produced and broadcast in HDTV. 

Nov 15: MANTIS VideoCD: A set of VideoCd labels has been added to the site for download. Get your set today. See all the labels in the VideoCD Area. 

Nov 15: Stargate SG-1 News: Not as if it's any surprise, as the entire cast has agreed to return to the series. Amanda Tapping, Christopher Judge and Don S. Davis return as regulars while Corin Nemec continues his recurring role from season six. No surprise at all. 

Nov 15: Paycheck: Looks like were on the amnesia run of movies. First Jim Carrey is to star in one, and now Variety reports that Ben Affleck is negotiating to star in John Woo's scifi/thriller "Paycheck". The feature will be based on the Philip K. Dick shortstory of the same name. 

Nov 15: CSI: Miami: The new hit series C.S.I.: Miami has joined the roster of new VHS Cover Sheets on site for download. Many covers have left the site for one cover instead of two, and webpage space. In the near future I hope to offer a disc with all the covers I have. While there will be over one hundred on the site, there will be at least half that man more on the disc. It will include cover sheets that might just be missing text. Download CSI: Miami today.

Nov 15: Space 1999 & Others: Costco/Price Costco is selling the complete of 48 episodes uncut in a 16 cd boxed set for a mere $89.99. They also have the first season of Babylon 5 for $69.99 along with a crapload of other great series in seasonal boxed sets. All at pretty decent prices.

Nov 15: Hunter: It's time for Hunter to return to the streets in his new telefilm that will reunite Fred Dryer and his original partner Stephanie Kramer. Hunter: Return to Justice lands on NBC this month.  NBC has plans for at least one more telefilm and if they prove successful could  become a telefilm franchise. Both actors say they are willing to return for a handfull of telefilms per year rather than a weekly television series again.

Nov 15: Babylon 5: As you will notice, we are running a banner for the NEW Babylon 5 DVD Season One boxed set. It is the only banner ad on the site and not affiliated with any banner company. Scifi2k.com is NOT getting paid to run the banner either at this time. Babylon 5 was and is a wonderful television series. One of the best sci-fi series ever done. A great addition to any DVD Collection. Order your set today.  Click on the banner to learn more about the series and how to order. CLICK HERE to READ THE BABYLON 5 DVD PRESS RELEASE.

Nov 15: Firefly, Down to Friday: Mutant Enemy, the production company for Firefly, hopes to hear about the shows fate for the back nine episodes. Much depends on that stats for Friday nights episode "ARIEL" at 9pm on Fox. While the series is more of a drama than normal Sci-fi it is a very good series. It deserves to at least get to complete its first season. Even if you despise Fox for killing Dark Angel to bring in Firefox, step back and at least support the series until the end of a full-season. Watch tonight and bring the ratings up to get the green on the back nine. Please show some support for the few genre series we have left of television. Watch Firefly tonight. Firefly's new website isn't bad, but they think it is like a fan sites website. It isn't really, but it is nice. CLICK HERE to check it out. Yes, a new browser will open.

Nov 15: Firefly Rumor 2: Another rumor hitting the websites is that Firefly will be around for the entire season, but Fox will retool the series for a more sci-fi blend and pull back on the old west aspect of the series. 

Nov 14: Doe & Fastlane: New series Fastlane and John Doe have both been picked up for a full season. Fox is claiming Doe's high ratings earned the renewal, but the ratings for the series aren't that incredible. 

Nov 14: Deprivers: The two-hour scifi/thriller telefilm, Deprivers, for TBS could be a back door pilot for a potential series. The telefilm is in development from Mandalay Pictures and Sony Pictures Television. Writer/Director Andy Wolk will helm the picture. 

Nov 14: Quaid Turns To Nascar: Dennis Quaid looks set to work for Disney again. This time he will play Lee Petty, the great race car driver father to one Nascar legend Richard Petty. Quaid is expected to begin work on the film as soon as they cast the young Richard Petty. (moviehole.net)

Nov 14: Total Recall 2: AICN has a rumor that Total Recall 2 is back on Arnold's "TO DO" list. Just recently director/actor Jonathan Frakes said that a sequel was deemed to expensive and the cut down script wasn't very good. NOW... supposedly (big rumor - take it at that) Arnold is SET to return, Paul Verhoeven will direct and scribes Ronald Shusett and Gary Goldman will pen the script. The feature will be out in the summer of 2004. 

Nov 14: Stupid Rumor: Imagine a rumor at AICN that Vin Diesel would stoop to playing the lead in the upcoming "Knight Rider" film, as Michael Knight. Just because Revolution Pictures is doing the film (they did xXx and Fas and the Furious) doesn't mean that he'll do this one for under his current $20M payroll. AICN is indeed reporting that the actor is currently the favorite for the role. Just sounds like a publicity stunt to circulate interest for the Knight Rider feature. 

Nov 12: No Spidey Profit: In order to keep from paying Stan Lee the 10% of profits from Spiderman (his creation) are claiming the $400M feature has made NO PROFIT. Funny, the Batman franchise has made no profit for Warner Bros. And this same shit happened to the man who wrote Forrest Gump and got shit, because the network has made No money on that film. 

Nov 12: Dropping the Batman: Onstar will begin phasing out their Batman commercials by 2003, turning their attention to cheaper radio ads. Hell, I haven't seen a Batman Onstar Commercial in many a month. 

Nov 12: Diesel Gets Stupid: Vin Diesel, Star of the upcoming Pitch Black trilogy and xXx franchise, is tired of making action movies and wants to be taken seriously as an actor. The stupid idiot wants to be the next Tom Hanks. Give me a break. Sounds like Bruce Willis, who thinks he's a better dramatic actor than action star. 

Nov 11: Prey on TV Guide: Superhero Hype has confirmed that the WB's Birds of Prey will grace the cover of TV Guide in a four cover set for the Dec. 14th issue. It is currently unknown if the covers will use actual photos or be done with an artists rendering. There is to be a big feature on the series inside. This could likely be a great sign that the series will be around for a full-season. 

Nov 11: Supergirl: Little tidbit rumors of a possible return to the Supergirl franchise continue to pop up. Now comes a rumor that Naomi Watts is up for the role of Supergirl. 

Nov 11: Jeremiah: After picking up Sean Astin for season two, they have now gone out and gotten actress Joanne Kelly to join the cast. Kelly had a recurring role on the late Tracker series, and appeared in the syndicated series Muntant X. Grant Rosenberg, who is now an executive producer for Jeremiah this season also worked on Tracker may have had something to do with Kelly getting the role.

Nov 10: Back In Action: Mathew Lillard tells the scifi wire that he'll have an appearance in the upcoming "Looney Toons: Back In Action" feature which stars Brendan Frasier. Lillard's come a long way since his role as computer geek in the underrated feature "HACKERS" which also co-starred Angelina Jolie. 

Nov 10: Jekyll & Hyde: Shaun Cassidy and Sam Raimi, who teamed up for the series "American Pie" are teaming again for CBS to create an latter-day Jekyll/Hyde series. The new series will revolve around a forensic psychiatrist. Cassidey will write the pilot and executive produce along with Raimi and David Eick. Raimi will NOT be directing. (cinescape)

Nov 10: Hollywood Tramp: Hollywood has made being a tramp, a normal thing in America. No better proof than beautiful Jennifer Lopez. The actress is 32 years old, appears in public nearly nude (not a bad thing), not divorced yet from her second marriage of one year, but is pregnant with Ben Afflecks child, and is now engaged to the actor. But can't get married to him until February when her divorce becomes final. She will then marry Affleck on Valentines Day. Whew. Besides being an average singer, and actress, the pretty lady is a busy woman. 

Nov 10: Jinx: The $500,000 breast woman, Halle Berry, is considering an opportunity to take her JINX character from 'Die Another Day' solo to her own spy action flick. Producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson have confirmed that they are serious talks with MGM to take the character solo. Berry has five movie in work, but said if the offer became official she would have to find some way to work it out. (zap2it.com)

Nov 10: Angel: Producer Jeffrey Bell plans to shake up the main characters over the few weeks to months. Says Bell, "I think what we're going to do is sort
of scatter people, to a certain extent, emotionally and physically," Bell said in an interview. "We'll be bullying them and bandying them about for a while, until they need to come together to fight this horrible Big Bad that will show up in episode seven, I think it is, which will be the show right before we take a break over the Christmas holiday." Episode seven will air Nov. 17th on the WB. (Ron Wolfe)

Nov 10: Angel DVD: The 22 episode first season is heading to DVD in a costume boxed set. This is particular interesting since the series has yet to be sold into second run syndication. Also heading to DVD is the first season of NYPD Blue and the second season of Queer as Folk. 

Nov 10: V: A small fan area for V and the V: The Series has been added to the site for viewing. CLICK HERE to visit the new V PAGE.

Nov 10: Stargate Update: Negotiations continue. Besides negotiations continuing with the regular cast members (other than Shanks and Anderson) the network and MGM are still working on contracts with department heads, and other people. Most of this has to do with the Sci-Fi Channel not giving the order (working the deal with MGM) until very very late. Richard Dean Anderson only appeared in about 11 of the 22 episodes of season six, but he is hoping to appear in as many episodes as possible. He is a single parent and his daughter in Los Angeles comes first. He schedule this year too will be abbreviated, but hopefully fans of the series will get to see more of him. 

Nov 10: Young MacGyver: Richard Dean Anderson (the original MacGyver) was contacted by Paramount about his interest in being involved in the new WB series "Young MacGyver". The offer didn't feel right, so the actor will NOT be involved in the new series.

Nov 10: X-Men 3: Producer Lauren Shuler Donner told Entertainment Tonight is thinking about a third installment. She would love to have Bryan Singer helm the film, even though he isn't contractually obligated to do one. Previously Singer mention a third installment would be too expensive to do. (comics continuum)

Nov 9: Shanks Returns to SG-1: The Sci-Fi CHannel has confirmed that Michael Shanks will return to Stargate SG-1 as a regular cast member for season seven. He will once again play cast member Dr. Daniel Jackson and Richard Dean Anderson, the star, will appear in more episodes this season than last year. The network also confirmed that so far only Shanks and Anderson will be returning. (Ron Wolfe) Look for the remaining season six episodes to begin airing in January with the remaining episodes of Farscape. 

Nov 9: Bruckheimer Busy: The feature director/producer has become a busy television developer. Beyond C.S.I. and C.S.I. Miami, the mogul has just sold S.T.I.N.G. to ABC about a multi-agency task force using sting operations to catch the bad guys. Bruckheimer has already sold pilot commitments to CBS in COLD CASES, SKIN for Fox. (Scott Strout & Hollywood Reporter)

Nov 9: JAG: The military drama/action series JAG continues to win its 8pm timeslot this season and has already been picked up for next season. Before last season CBS gave JAG a two-year commitment. 

Nov 9: Rings II Not Ready: Peter Jackson is scrambling with re-edits to get "The Two Towers" ready for its December 18th release. Nervous executives have been told the movie isn't finished yet. Producer Barrie Osbourne say Jackson is a perfectionist, and the film will be done when it's needed. (Scott Strout)

Nov 8: Doc Ock: the website "E-online" has come up with some interesting news that actor Robert De Niro could be up for the role of Doctor Octopus in the second film. If De Niro should pass they say Billy Bob Thornton is waiting in the wings. That's bad news.

Nov 8: Campbell the Lizard: Despite Bruce Campbell telling everyone he is not involved in the Spiderman sequel, E-online is saying that the 40 something actor has been cast as the Lizard. Might as well wait for official casting information to be released.

Nov 8: More Super for WB: The WB is continuing on with the superhero business for another series. They are developing "FEARLESS" as a hour-long superhero drama about a girl named Gina Moore, who is born without the gene for fear. Her mother is murdered and her father, an antiterrorist, is in hiding. Jerry Bruckheimer (C.S.I.) is producing. The series is based on the young adult novels by Francine Pascal. (variety)

Nov 8: C.S.I. Miami: Kim Delaney can't catch a break anymore. Delaney is already on her way out of the first season hit series, "C.S.I. Miami", as her role has dwindle through the first ten episodes. Time to move back to NYPD Blue. 

Nov 8: Stargate Season Seven: The Sci-Fi Channel has renewed the MGM series for full seventh season, using the money once reserved for season five of Farscape. Unfortunately Richard Dean Anderson will remain as executive producer and star of the series. Production of season seven is slated to begin in Vancouver early next year for a summer 2003 release. 

Nov 7: Some Good, Some Bad: It's been an interesting season already... The best scifi series, Farscape, gets the axe from the Sci-Suk Channel. The most anticipated series Firefly on Fox, flops every week, and it's a pretty damn good series. The surprise series for me would be from Showtime in Jeremiah and Odyssey 5. Both series are enjoyable week in and week out. Nothing genre breaking, but enjoyable watching the main characters do their job and act. Another high would be the second season of Smallville, which is very well done at the WB. I am glad that I never expected much from the second season of Enterprise. I wasn't disappointed in the standard boring Star Trek work from Rick Berman and company. For Buffy... it is time to move one and leave the Vampire stuff to Angel. The Charmed ones were done when Prue was killed off, even though the ratings have been pretty darn good this season. One surprise though has been Adventure Inc. starring Michael Biehn. I didn't like the pilot but the series has grown on me each week. Andromeda is much better for me this season with single episode storylines rather than one that runs the entire season, The writing seems much better, while Mutant X continues along the same lines as last season. Not bad, but far from a favorite. Birds of Prey... I haven't been very impressed with and fans don't seem to impressed with it either as the ratings continue to drop every week. I still miss shows like the Pretender, Special Unit 2, Deepspace Nine and others, but the new crop ain't half bad. Now if they can just make enough money for the networks to hang around for a few seasons. The days of shows like Xena and Hercules being around for a while are long gone. That could be good or bad.

Nov 7: Daredevil Trailer: Man! the new trailer for Daredevil is HOT, HOT, HOT! If you haven't downloaded the trailer yet then do it now. CLICK HERE for the official site and the trailer.

Nov 7: Shinobi: Mindfire Entertainment has purchased the feature film and television rights to the ninja video game. The budget has been set at $40M for the picture with a release date for the summer 2004. Nothing is currently in development for TV. 

Nov 7: Border Patrol: Don Johnson could be returning to the small screen in a new series titled "Border Patrol". A New-Mexico drama that will depend on the pilot script or scripts before the Nash Bridges/Miami Vice actor commits to it. 

Nov 7: Casino Eye: Another series could land at Las Vegas' doorstep in the near future titled "Casino Eye" from Don Johnson and Scott Steindorf's new production company DJS Productions. Hopefully the series would be filmed entirely in Vegas rather than mostly in Los Angeles like C.S.I.. The series would revolve around a Vegas based surveillance expert. It is being written by Gary Scott Thompson (Fast and the Furious).

Nov 7: Jurassic Park IV: Universal has hired William Monahan to scribe the fourth installment of the hit franchise. Kathleen Kennedy will again produce the feature. It is also possible that Sam Neil will return to the franchise for the third time in four films. The three films have made almost $2B worldwide since 1993. (moviehole.net)

Nov 7: Trek V Reworked: William Shatner confirmed to Cinescape Online that he is in talks with Paramount about reworking Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, which he directed, for a DVD cut of the film. They may be doing a directors cut of the film, but it depends if there is any money for the special effects to be reworked. 

Nov 5: Bond One More Time: Pierce Brosnan tells writer Amy Archerd that he will play James Bond one more time in what would be his fifth film as Secret Agent Man, 007. The fifth mission for the actor might take place in 2005 and he is hoping for a raise in his final James Bond outing. Actor Michael Madsen is expect to return in the film too. (moviehole.net)

Nov 5: Frasier Swansong: Kelsey Grammer is ready to call it quits on Frasier. He tells E Online that he thinks about it a lot and the days are numbered." NBC has already picked up the series for next season so he'll be around for the remainder of this season and the next. It should be the final season. (Scout Strout)

Nov 5: Wonder Woman: Joel Silver is still planning to do the forever project "Wonder Woman" at some point. At this point, who gives a shit if the picture ever gets done. Damn!

Nov 5: More SFC Movies: The Sci-Fi Channel (we use that term loosely these days), has greenlit four more of its Saturday Night Original Features. Deathlands, about a world ravaged by radiation. Traci Lords will co-star in this one. Encrypt, about an apocalyptic Earth turned unbearable by terrible storms. Webs, will follow a treasure hunter on an alternate, spider covered Earth, that is being hunted by a Spider-Woman, and finally Bugs, follows a mechanical engineer fighting bugs underneath a Canadian City. 

Nov 5: Dead Like U: DEAD follows a teenager that dies and comes back, except she comes back in some form that is unrecognizable to friends and family. Ellen Muth, Rebecca Gayheart, Jasmine Guy and Mandy Patinkin starred in the pilot.

Nov 5: Haunted: After already being canceled, UPN has announced now it will pull the series from its line-up after tonight's airing. UPN claims no official decision has been made but word was released weeks ago the show had been canceled. The shows 11th episode is currently under production. If UPN doesn't complete the airing fans could likely look for it on the Sci-Fi Channel.

Nov 5: Pac-Man Feature: A terribly stupid decision has been made to turn one of America's all time favorite video games into a live action adventure movie. The assured box off flop will be done by Crystal Sky. They have purchased the rights from Namco. 

Nov 5: Blast: Eddie Griffith (undercover brother) will headline a Die Hard type feature for MPCofA and Gemini Films titled "BLAST". The actioner takes place on an oil rig. Principal photography is slated to begin in December in South Africa. The film is written by Die Hard scribe Steven E. De Souza and will be directed by Anthony Hickox who did Hellraiser III. The film is budgeted for a mere $20M. Read about more films being done in the MOVIE MANIA section of the website. 

Nov 4: War of the Worlds: I received an email from today from Pendragon Pictures that the release date of Timothy Hines "War of the Worlds" release date is moving up from the summer 2005 to summer 2004.  While WAR OF THE WORLDS moves into pre-production, Pendragon Pictures' CHROME is currently shifting into post-production. Mark Wolf of Wolf Entertainment Media and Cinema Production Services, (currently creating miniatures for LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN), are being brought on board to create miniatures and perform post-production motion control work. The Wolf team includes miniature expert Mike Joyce (RUSH HOUR 2, TERMINATOR 2, BATMAN RETURNS, INDEPENDENCE DAY), and motion control expert Dave Hardberger (LORD OF THE RINGS, BLADERUNNER, RETURN OF THE JEDI). Pendragon Pictures is in talks with Randy Rogel (BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES, BATMAN & MR. FREEZE: SUBZERO, THE LEGEND OF TARZAN, ANIMANIACS) to score the film.  CLICK HERE to read the entire PRESS RELEASE. Or visit Scifi2k.com's area dedicated to "WAR OF THE WORLDS".

Nov 3: Alien Saga Documentary: AMC will air an Alien Saga Documentary on Nov 13 (8pm), 14 (2:50pm), & 17th (2:20pm). "In space, no one can hear you scream." The cracking of the alien egg in the theatrical trailer for Ridley Scott's 1979 masterpiece, Alien, ushered in a whole new era of science fiction, and created one of the most suspenseful films of all time. The Alien Saga presents the first-ever behind-the-scenes look at all four Alien movies in the series--including screen tests, outtakes, home movies and exclusive interviews with members of cast and crew, and film historians. (Brian Pesti)

Nov 4: Sabertooth: The Sci-Fi Channel will its original feature "Sabertooth" on Saturday Nov 16th at 9pm. The hunt is on for a genetically engineered sabertooth tiger.

Nov 4: Nemesis: Trekweb is reporting that Star Trek: Nemesis' final running time is set at 116 minutes. 

Nov 4: Spiderman: As of November 3rd Spiderman has taken in over $200M in sales and rentals. 

Nov 4: Birds Campaign: Fans of the new series "Birds of Prey" seem a bit worried the Frog isn't going to pick up the series for a full order. They are organizing a campaign to keep the show alive. You can do your part by going to birdsofpreyonline.com. The ratings for the series have dropped each week the series has aired. (should have left the original idea as it was intended) Campaigns and letter writing have no effect on network decisions. Remember Dark Angel, Farscape, Invisible Man, Prey, Witchblade,  and all the other great series that have come and gone screaming into the night? They too had more dedicated fans than Birds of Prey could hope to have. 

Nov 4: Sheffield Passed Away: Sci-Fi Writer Charles Sheffield died of brain cancer  on the morning of November 2nd. The author of Heritage and Proteus leaves behind his Sci-Fi writing wife Nancy Kress. 

Nov 4: Doctor Smith Passes: The great Doctor Smith of Lost in Space played by "Jonathan Harris" has died at the age of 81. Rest In Peace Mr. Harris. (darkhorizons.com)

Nov 4: Aliens vs Predators: Total Film is reporting that Lance Henrikson has signed on to the project.  It does seem unlikely since the script isn't even done yet by Paul Anderson. 

Nov 4: Chrome: Pendragon Pictures also sent along a new image from Chrome, which is in post-production. Chrome is schedule to hit theaters in 2003. CLICK HERE for a larger view. CLICK HERE to learn more about Timothy Hines CHROME Project. An Interview with star Katie Tomlinson and check photos of her too. 

Nov 4: Hunter: A return of the 80's television Dirty Harry, HUNTER happens November 16th. Fans will be treated to... HUNTER: Return to Justice on NBC. Stephanie Kramer and Fred Dryer reprise their roles. What are the chances this will be a quality telefilm? Who knows as the 50+ actor returns to the role. But it's good to see Hunter one more time.

Nov 4: Bond Girls Forever: Wednesday November 6th at 8pm fans can catch the documentary "Bond Girls are Forever" on AMC. The James Bond documentary is hosted by Maryam d'Abo who played a Bond Girl in "The Living Daylights" as Kara Milovy.

Nov 4: Spider Sales: Spiderman hit pay dirt as expected in DVD sales. Saturday sales racked up 26,000,000 copies of Spiderman on DVD and VHS. Over 40 million units were shipped world wide. Makes you wonder if Episode 2 will surpass this record.

Nov 4: Dredd Financed: 2000AD Films has gotten financing for its Judge Dredd projects. After a public offering in 2000AD, a UK based investment group shelled out an undisclosed amount of cash for the rights to Judge Dredd, Strontium Dog and others. Work is already underway on the back to back features of Judge Dredd. (comics2film & Hollywood Reporter)

Nov 4: Doe vs Hack: In the main demographic of 18 to 49 year olds John Doe and HACK are neck and neck in the ratings with Doe hanging on to a slim lead of 2.6 to 2.4. 

Nov 4: Firefly: Overall ratings are very different from the demographics that really matter. That's the 18 to 49 range. Firefly is the worst rated 8pm show of the four networks with a 2.1 rating. However, the best rating is only a 3.0. Firefly's demise comes in the second half-hour falling to 1.9 at 8:30pm while all the other networks improve by .4 or better.  Ratings only cover about 53% of the market, and generally no genre fans. (futoncritic.com)

Nov 4: Carrie: One film wasn't enough, they made a sequel. Man, it was horrible. Now the average story moves to the small screen on NBC for third attempt to be taken seriously. Fans will get a three hour ( Two-hours without commercials) viewing of Angela Bettis as Carrie tonight at NBC. Do yourself a favor and watch just about anything else tonight.

Nov 3: Friday TV Gets Good: While most people have better things to do with their Friday nights, not all of us do. The night is loaded with some good TV. Firefly is getting much better. The night.... Firefly at 8pm, Hack at 9pm and the recorder catching John Doe @ 9pm. Then it's on to the pay per view channels for Odyssey 5 at 10pm and Jeremiah at 10:45. Following that, I watch an episode of MONK on TNT and finish up with the recorded John Doe. Friday night is a great night on television for genre fans. 

Nov 3: Site Update: I have removed the Digital Artwork from the site (the downloads were limited) as well as almost all of the duplicate VHS Cover Sheets. I will start deleting the VHS Side Labels in the near future. Get what you need. The Book Review area hasn't been updated in quite awhile and has been deleted as well. 

Nov 3: The Flash: A second set of FLASH VCD labels have been added to the site for download. Get yours today.

Nov 2: Scifi2k.com: The website will continue to operate at this time, but at a reduced rate. Due to a severe cost increase the site will be... dropping areas that don't get the most use, or I am not working on any longer. The digital artwork section is gone, and the vhs side labels area will be vanishing too. Some other areas will be affected. Due to costs I must cut down on webpage space, as well as bandwidth download. Can't afford to upgrade the site limits at this time.

Nov 2: Firefly Change: Firefly has changed the opening theme with Mal doing the narrating beginning tonight. 

Nov 2: Inspector Gadget: Clint from Moviehole.net dropped some news today that some images from the new Inspector Gadget 2 have hit the internet. CLICK HERE to check them out. (thanks Clint)

Nov 1: Website Problems: Scifi2k.com might be either shrinking or disappearing in the very near future. Thanks to server changes at hispeed.net being bought like three times my website hosting could be in danger of disappearing over cost and limitations on webspace and bandwidth. No one really wants to donate for expenses and banner ads don't pay shit for the trouble they make on the website. Will get more info from hosting agent in the morning. But it doesn't look good. If the site is to remain up, the VHS Areas will likely be shutting down to save webpage space along with the Space Art areas. Most changes, to a complete site shutdown could happen within the next few days... and as early as tomorrow. 

Nov 1: Mandrake, the Magician: Hyde Park Entertainment has teamed with Crusader Entertainment to acquire the movie rights to the comic strip "Mandrake the Magician". The live-action movie will be adapted by Josh Oppenheimer and Tom Donnelly.