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The Nevers: new HBO steampunk TV series (trailer).

Here’s the first full trailer for HBO’s new steampunk-flavoured TV series, The Nevers, with a bunch of Victorian women given

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ScienceWorld getting weirder

Oumuamua: new theory, but extraterrestrial lightsail is still the most likely explanation (video).

Some scientists are now trying to explain away the Oumuamua interstellar visitor as a frozen slice of a Neptune-like planet,

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World getting weirder

UFO shocks on the way, says U.S. Director of National Intelligence (weird news).

The U.S. Director of National Intelligence (John Ratcliffe) who recently stepped down to make way for a new pick, has

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Mandalorian Razor Crest starship: full size replica built in Russia (video).

Ah, those crazy Russians – a bunch of fans of the Mandalorian got together and spent $10,000 building a working

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Elektra Assassin by Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz (comic-book retrospective: video).
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Elektra Assassin by Frank Miller and Bill Sienkiewicz (comic-book retrospective: video).

Ed and Jim bring us a retrospective on the classic comic-book that is the Daredevil special Elektra Assassin, by the

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Justice League: the Zack Snyder cut (superhero movie review by Mark Kermode).

The DC superhero film Justice League is back with us again, this time re-cut by Zack Snyder. Is the new

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ScifiTV

Space: 1999, the UK’s most expensive science fiction TV series. But was it also the best? (video)

Space: 1999 was the UK-made science fiction TV show that ran from 1975 to 1977. Set in the year 1999,

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Drawing comic-books the Jim Shooter Way (video).
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Drawing comic-books the Jim Shooter Way (video).

Ed and Jim bring you a little look at drawing comic-books the Jim Shooter Way. Jim Shooter has worked for

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Science

Puzzling (and unsolved) Space Mysteries (video).

There are a number of stunning and puzzling space mysteries which still remain unexplained today, including a Star that disappeared;

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The Irregulars (new Netflix Sherlock-Lovecraft mashup TV series).
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The Irregulars (new Netflix Sherlock-Lovecraft mashup TV series).

There’s a new Netflix Sherlock-Lovecraft mashup TV series on the way, called The Irregulars, streaming on March 26th 2021. This one

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