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John Carter, Warlord of Mars: the Marvel comic-book series (retrospective).
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Barsoom Reborn: John Carter rides again (in glorious animation) TV news.

Hold on to your radium rifles, dear readers, because John Carter of Mars is charging back into the fray –

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Torchwood season one (blu-ray review).

I bought the four season boxset of ‘Torchwood’. As I reviewed the episodes as they first came out, I’ll concentrate

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Alien: Earth—Can bringing Xenomorphs home end well? (TV series: trailer)
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Alien: Earth TV series trailer – because what the Xenomorphs really needed was the USA (video).

So, that Alien franchise, then, hey. That warm, chestbursting embrace we all keep going back to. Just when you thought

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Stranger Things 3rd season (trailer).
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Stranger Things season 5 trailer: One Last Trip to the Upside Down (Hold Onto Your Walkman).

It’s 1987. Hawkins, Indiana, looks like a post-apocalyptic version of E.T. met The Mist at a Dungeons & Dragons convention—and

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Invasion (Apple Studios new scifi TV series: trailer).
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Invasion series 3 [Apple TV scifi series]

Invasion—the Apple TV+ series that dares to ask, “What if an alien apocalypse wasn’t merely loud and explodey, but also

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Stingray W.A.S.P. Technical Operations Manual by Chris Thompson & Andrew Clements (book review).

Now, read instructions: Read alone and be very suspicious of anyone sounding like actor Peter Lorre at your door telling

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Foundation: series 2, because in space, no one can hear you scheme (scifi TV series trailer).
ScifiTV

Foundation season 3: The Mule kicks back? (trailer)

Apple TV+ returns to the far-future poker table with Foundation: Season 3, dealing out a fresh hand of space politics,

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The Institute, from Stephen King
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The Institute, from Stephen King – where childhood is a controlled experiment (trailer).

Coming this July to MGM+, The Institute is the latest slice of psychological dread and supernatural menace to crawl its

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Alien: Earth—Can bringing Xenomorphs home end well? (TV series: trailer)
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Alien: Earth – Weyland-Yutani’s Worst Idea Yet Comes Home to Roost (trailer).

In space, no one can hear you scream. But on Earth, they apparently still think it’s a good idea to

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Strange New Worlds S3: Genre-hopping boldly into chaos, comedy and cosmic murder (trailer).

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, the series that dares to ask, “What if we made Star Trek fun again, but

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