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Foundation: was it Isaac Asimov’s legacy to the world? (video).

Foundation competes for the title of most important science fiction novel in the genre, and let’s face it, that’s a

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World getting weirder

Parallel Worlds (Weird Or What? with William Shatner).

In this fifty-minutes-long episode of Weird Or What? William Shatner mugs to the camera about all-thing parallel reality-related. This includes

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Space 1999: the greatest UK science fiction TV series ever? (video).

Chris Dale takes us through the complete story of how Gerry Anderson’s UK science fiction TV series that was Space:

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Beyond Kuiper: The Galactic Alliance by Matt Medney and John Connelly (book review).

As ‘Beyond Kuiper: The Galactic Alliance’ is written by Matt Medney, the current CEO of the legendary ‘Heavy Metal’ magazine,

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Corpse Light (Verity Fassbender book 2) by Angela Slatter (book review).

For those unfamiliar with the set up in this series, Verity Fassbinder is a ‘strangeling’…half-human, half-Weyrd. ‘The Weyrd’ is a

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Pacific Rim: The Black (Netflix scifi cartoon TV series: trailer).
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Pacific Rim: The Black (Netflix scifi cartoon TV series: trailer).

Here’s another advert for the first season of the new Netflix scifi anime-style cartoon TV series, Pacific Rim: The Black.

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Science

When war itself goes science fiction (science video).

Future battlefields will employ ever-more technology, says Isaac Arthur, whether that battlefield is on earth, in the sea, in space,

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ScifiTV

Resident Alien, episode 6, Sexy Beast, reviewed (video).

Episode six of the first season of Resident Alien, starring Alan Tudyk, is reviewed for your viewing pleasure. If scifi

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FantasyTV

The Watch: the new Discworld TV series reviewed (video).

The Watch is the new BBC Discworld TV series, much maligned in advance as being rather loose in adhering to

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Raya and The Last Dragon (animated fantasy movie: a Mark Kermode review).
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Raya and The Last Dragon (animated fantasy movie: a Mark Kermode review).

Mark Kermode is supping on thin fare these days, with the near closure of the movie industry during the pandemic.

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