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Don S. Davis's final movie comes to the SCI FI Channel in early 2009.

Don S. Davis's final movie comes to the SCI FI Channel in early 2009.

The Star Trek big book event of 2008 has been the "Star Trek Destiny" crossover trilogy from David Mack, which has shaken things up in the Star Trek universe. Coming in January 2009 will be the first follow-up book "Star Trek: A Singular Destiny" by Keith R.A. DeCandido. If you can’t wait, see below to [...]

Can’t wait to see how the current “Battlestar Galactica” Webisode series ends? Neither could Amazon. The media sales company released all except the ninth episode of the current Webisode series on its Web site over the weekend, putting out four of five episodes ahead of its scheduled release. The Webisodes, written by current “Dollhouse” scribe Jane Espenson, feature Alessandro Juliani as Felix Gaeta and Grace Park as Number Eight (times two), in a separate story following the events of the most recent mid-season finale. The episodes have been released on both SciFi.com and Hulu, and was supposed to have a followup release for free on Amazon. But at least as of Monday morning, nearly all of the remaining episodes could be found right here. NBC Universal, which owns SciFi Channel and produced …

Eartha Kitt, the singer and dancer best known to genre fans as one of the original Catwomen in the cult 1960s TV series Batman, has died, the Associated Press reported. She was 81.

SF&F movies did well at the Christmas weekend box office, led by Bedtime Stories at number two (with an estimated $28.2 million) and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button at number three ($27 million), the Associated Press reported.

Earlier this month in an exclusive interview with TrekMovie.com, Star Trek co-writer and executive producer Roberto Orci finally came clean and explained how the new Star Trek movie fit in with Star Trek canon, and the explanation involved a bit of Trek science and real science. Today TrekMovie takes a closer look at all of [...]

Robert Picardo tells GateWorld why he thinks fans will find the final hour of Atlantis enjoyable.

Robert Picardo tells GateWorld why he thinks fans will find the final hour of Atlantis enjoyable.

This review contains MODERATE SPOILERS for “The Next Doctor,” the 2008 Christmas Special for BBC’s “Doctor Who”.From the moment the Doctor steps out of the Tardis, the episode is filled with ethereal beauty as those big snowy flakes fall in front of the lens in Victorian London. There is something almost romantic about the notion of Christmas Eve in the Victorian town square (which looks like it wouldn’t be out of place in an adaptation of “A Christmas Carol”) and it has the kind of majesty that the contemporary episodes can never possess. Murray Gold’s festive score effortlessly supports every breathtaking twirl of the camera in establishing this as a Christmas tale; its upbeat, breezy and epic in filled with so many undertones of hope, joy and peace.And then comes the cry, “Doctor!,” …

Well 2008 is almost at an end and so for the next few days TrekMovie will be looking back at the year that was. The editors have combed through the year to pick the Best of 2008 in a number of categories and today we start off with the best Star Trek merchandise of the [...]

Since TrekMovie revealed the first exclusive image of the USS Kelvin in October, this new ship from the upcoming Star Trek movie has been the subject of much fan discussion. We have seen more of the Kelvin in the trailer and at the Intel promo site, but as with many things with Trek, fans have [...]