THE ZOCALO TODAY – January 29, 2005

What's New

BILL MUMY:
Here's the latest from Bill:
Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday or Valentine's Day or Miguel's Birthday
or Bill's Birthday or Tom's Birthday or Ground Hog's Day with
THE JENERATORS
Saturday - February 12, 2005
RUSTY'S SURF RANCH
on the Santa Monica Pier
Santa Monica, California
CALL RUSTY'S FOR DETAILS AND RESERVATIONS -
CALL 310-393-7437
ONE SET ONLY
Bill Mumy, Miguel Ferrer,Gary Stockdale, David Jolliffe, Tom
Hebenstreit

In addition, Bill is narrating a new series called ANIMAL ICONS on
Animal Planet Network.

DYLAN NEAL:
Dylan Neal (David Martel "The Legend of the Rangers") will star in
CHUPACABRA: DARK SEAS on SCIFI January 29 at 9:00pm. Here is the
description of the movie. A team of hunters captures a live
Chupacabra, a monster said to prey on livestock and humans
throughout Central America. Unfortunately, their attempt to smuggle
it into the United States aboard a cruise ship goes fatally awry,
and a squad of U.S. Navy SEALs is dispatched to terminate the
creature before it turns all the hostage passengers into hors
d'oeuvres. John Rhys-Davies (The Lord of the Rings trilogy, the
Indiana Jones films, TV's Sliders), Dylan Neal (star of SCI FI
Pictures' Babylon 5: The Legend of the Rangers) and Giancarlo
Esposito (The Usual Suspects, the SCI SI Original Miniseries 5ive
Days to Midnight, TV's Homicide: Life on the Street) star in this
creepy man-vs.-monster adventure.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES

Michael Beck - February 4
Myriam Sirois – February 2
Ardwight Chamberlain - February 16
Karen Harrell - February 21
John Iacovelli - February 25
Bill Mumy - February 1
Matt Plummer - February 26
Majel Barrett Roddenberry - February 23
John Schuck - February 4

Above are Babylon 5 folks with birthdays during February. Be sure
to drop over to Bill's website at http://www.billmumy.com/ to send
greetings and see some pictures from his Happy New Year's bash.

DISCUSSION TOPIC:

New episodes of STARGATE SG-1, STARGATE ATLANTIS and BATTLESTAR
GALACTICA began airing on Friday. What did you think of Sci Fi
Friday? Are the new episodes up to par? Do you like the new
BATTLESTAR GALACTICA?

Do you have an opinion? Want to share it with other readers here at
The Zocalo Today? Send in your thoughts and comments to
sgbruckner@.... I will post them on the Discussion Page for
everyone to share and enjoy. There are some good ones so far. Add
yours! If you see an old topic you want to respond to, go right
ahead. We enjoy hearing from you.

NEW SCIENCE FICTION PUBLICATIONS

Cult Times #113: STARGATE ATLANTIS takes center stage in this issue.
Star Joe Flanigan looks back on the series so far and what he enjoys
in life. Also in this issue, Claudia Black talks about her recurring
role of Vala on STARGATE SG-1 and how she feels about joining the
show and working with FARSCAPE's Ben Browder again.

Starburst #330: BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: Galactica's Lt Kara ?Starbuck?
Thrace, Katee Sackhoff tells us why she?s now happy to roll with the
punches. ST: ENTERPRISE's Dominic Keating (Lt Malcolm Reed) is
excited about the show?s future?and discovers that we can put a man
on the Moon, but we can't make a spacesuit that's comfortable.
History of Star Wars - the second of a six-part series brings you
the history of the greatest Sci-Fi saga of them all. Look at the
release of Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.

COMIC BOOKS:

FIRST LOOK: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #516 Amazing Spider-Man #516 arrived
in stores on Wednesday from Marvel Comics. The issue is written by
J. Michael Straczynski, with art and cover by Mike Deodato Jr.
Here's how Marvel describes the issue:
"'Skin Deep,' part 2 of 4. Peter must confront a foe who -- like
himself -- was given amazing powers during a science experiment gone
awry. But why does this adversary blame Peter for the mishap in the
laboratory -- and just how far will he take his quest for
vengeance?"
Amazing Spider-Man #516 will be 32 pages and will cost $2.99.

DVDS - NEWS AND REVIEWS

I've got a lot of material about new DVDs over at the website. They
include TROY, MI:5, The Flintstones, Top Cat, Kung Fu and others.
Be sure to visit and watch the videos
http://www.isnnews.net/zocalo/reviews.shtml.

INSIDE SCI-FI NEWS THIS WEEK:

THE JACKET:
Warner Bros. has sent along some trailers for your viewing pleasure
for the upcoming film, THE JACKET. It stars Academy Award winner
Adrien Brody, Kris Kristopherson and Kiera Knightly. It opens in
theaters on March 4. Go to The Jacket for more information.

MEDIUM:
Although MEDIUM has not been on the schedule long, NBC announced
that it has given an early 22-episode renewal to this midseason
supernatural series. Patricia Arquette stars as a reluctant psychic
who helps solve crimes. In its first four weeks on the air, Medium
has averaged a healthy 6.2 rating among adults 18-49, drawing 15.7
million viewers overall to double NBC's average audience in the time
period. In addition to renewing the show early, NBC ordered three
additional episodes for this spring, bringing the total number of
episodes ordered for its first season to 16 and guaranteeing
original episodes through May sweeps. MEDIUM, from creator Glenn
Gordon Caron, airs Mondays at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

CHARLOTTE'S WEB:
According to the Music From the Movies website, composer Danny
Elfman will provide the musical score for two upcoming fantasy films
based on popular children's books?CHARLOTTE'S WEB by E.B. White and
A DAY WITH WILBUR ROBINSON by William Joyce.

ALONE IN THE DARK:
Here's a movie that opens this weekend -- ALONE IN THE DARK. The
story follows Edward Carnby, a detective of the supernatural who
suspects that a race of aliens might be causing havoc on Earth. The
detective also gets some help from his ex, an archaeologist. The
cast includes Christian Slater (Edward Carnby), Tara Reid (Aline
Cedrac) Stephen Dorff (Richard Burke) and William Sanderson (Agent
Miles). Sanderson was in Babylon 5's GRAIL episode as "Deuce".
Slater is the son of Mary Jo Slater who handled casting for Babylon
5 the first year or so.

MIRRORMASK:
Sony Pictures has launched the official website, complete with new
trailer, for director Dave McKean's and writer Neil Gaiman's
MIRRORMASK, scheduled for release this year. The fantasy film
centers on Helena, a 15 year old girl in a family of circus
entertainers, who often wishes she could run off and join real life.
After a fight with her parents about her future plans, her mother
falls quite ill and Helena is convinced that it is all her fault. On
the eve of her mother's major surgery, she dreams that she is in a
strange world with two opposing queens, bizarre creatures, and
masked inhabitants. All is not well in this new world - the white
queen has fallen ill and can only be restored by the MirrorMask, and
it's up to Helena to find it. But as her adventures continue, she
begins to wonder whether she's in a dream, or something far more
sinister.

CONSTANTINE:
As the February 18 opening for CONSTANTINE approaches, more ads are
popping up on TV and around the internet. The Official Website for
CONSTANTINE has photos, wallpaper, screensavers, videos, contest for
submitting original art and much more, so be sure to visit.

SHREK 3:
John Cleese will return as the voice of the King in DreamWorks
Animation's Shrek 3, slated for a May, 2007 release. Mike Myers,
Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy, and Antonio Banderas are expected to
reprise their respective roles. Sarah Jessica Parker is rumored to
be providing a voice as well. Not much is known about the third
installment other than that Shrek may contend with King Arthur and
the Knights of the Round Table.

SLITHER:
Gregg Henry (PAYBACK) has joined the cast of James Gunn's SLITHER.
Henry will play a pivotal role in his new horror movie written and
directed by Gunn. "Henry will be playing the role of Jack MacCready,
the jumpy mayor of wheelsy," says Gunn, "Gregg is another one of my
favorite actors, from movies like Payback and Raising Cain and a
million more. I am nearly done assembling the perfect horror movie
cast." Henry joins Michael Rooker, Elizabeth Banks, and Rheagan
Wallace (7th Heaven) in the project, which revolves around an alien
plague that infects a small town, setting a local (Rooker) on a
murderous spree. His wife (Banks) teams up with an old flame to
combat the situation. Production is scheduled to start in February
in Vancouver.

TOP 10 SF&F NETWORK SHOWS:
1. Desperate Housewives 15.1
2. Lost 12.8
3. Medium 10.4
4. Joan of Arcadia 5.5
5. Smallville 2.4
6. Enterprise 1.3
Source: Nielsen Galaxy Report, 1/3/05 - 1/9/05.

STAR WARS: EPISODE III:
The now famous scrolling text that starts each film can be found at
The Star Wars official website. This includes the new scrolling text
for Episode III.
"War! The Republic is crumbling
under attacks by the ruthless
Sith Lord, Count Dooku.
There are heroes on both sides.
Evil is everywhere."
Read it all at the website.

THE MAN-THING:
The SciFi Channel will debut THE MAN-THING movie on April 30. Here
is a description:
"Angry conflicts arise between an oil tycoon developer and the
Seminole Indians who are being pushed out of their ancestral
homelands. When construction crewmembers start turning up dead, law
enforcement immediately suspects the Seminoles. But further
investigation points to the swamp creature known as Man-Thing, a
dangerous entity that feeds off human emotion and literally burns
those who know fear."
The film was produced by Lions Gate and will be released by the
studio in its R-rated version on DVD later this year.

PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: 2:
The Hollywood Reporter indicates that Naomie Harris (After the
Sunset, 28 Days Later) has joined the cast of Walt Disney Pictures'
back-to-back sequels to Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the
Black Pearl. The sequels reunite the main players in the 2003
blockbuster: Johnny Depp, Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley star,
Gore Verbinski directs, Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio write and Jerry
Bruckheimer produces. Harris will play a gypsy queen in the new
films. Pirates of the Caribbean 2 starts shooting in early March in
Los Angeles and the Caribbean for a summer 2006 release.

JEREMIAH:
JEREMIAH fans will want to take a look at the new JEREMIAH role
playing game. Here is a description:
This exciting roleplaying game details the characters and rich
background from the 35-hour saga. The Jeremiah roleplaying game
includes all the rules and background information needed to play in
this gritty, post-apocalyptic world. Taking advantage of the Open
Gaming License from Wizards of the Coast, the rules and mechanics of
the Jeremiah Roleplaying Game should be easily recognized by anyone
familiar with the most popular roleplaying game in the world.
Designed to allow as much flexibility to explore JMS's future world
as possible, players will take on the roles of tough and nasty
Jocks, brilliant Brainboys or ever-restless Wanderers. Without the
comforts and conveniences of civilization, players will adventure
through a dangerous world populated by feral children, vicious
marauders and enigmatic factions, all vying for the few scraps that
are left of the Old World. The main rulebook provides the framework
for a complete game including chapters on skills, feats, equipment,
combat and character creation. The game includes all new character
classes tailored for the world of Jeremiah and includes a complete
episode guide covering all three seasons as well as additional
material on the world outside of North America.
The Jeremiah roleplaying game is a 256 page, hardcover book and will
be supported by future sourcebooks covering the people and places
seen in the first three seasons of the television epic and beyond.
The Jeremiah Roleplaying Game is now available for pre-order at
Mongoose Publishing's website. For more details, go to
http://www.jeremiahportal.com/jeremiah_rpg.php

THE WATCHMEN:
The Watchmen, the film adaptation of Alan Moore's classic graphic
novel is already under full pre-production at Pinewood Studios in
England. The Paul Greengrass helmed film will begin principal
photography sometime this year. So far the production has picked up
Production Designer Dominic Watkins (Bad Boys 2), Art Director Peter
Wenham (Bourne Supremacy), and Visual Effects Supervisor Steven Begg
(Batman Begins, Brothers Grimm, Tomb Raider films).

TOP 10 BEST SELLING SF & F DVDS:
1. Return of the King extended edition
2. Charmed season one
3. The Incredibles
4. Lord of the Rings trilogy
5. Angel season five
6. Sky Captain
7. Buffy season one
8. Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars
9. Star Wars trilogy
10. Prisoner of Azkaban
Source: Amazon.com, top-selling genre DVDs, 1/21/05

ASTEROID DOUGLASADAMS:
Late author of the classic SF HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY,
Douglas Adams, was honored by the International Astronomical Union's
Minor Planet Center with an asteroid bearing his name. MSNBC.com
reported Asteroid Douglasadams was among the 71 newly named
celestial objects announced on Jan. 25 in Cambridge, Mass. The
asteroid was chosen because of its original name, 2001 DA42, which
references the year Adams passed away, his initials and the number
42, which, as fans of the author know, is the answer to "life, the
universe and everything" according to the Hitchhiker stories.

NEW DVDS:
THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO, the 1980s superhero show, is coming to
DVD on Feb. 15 in a three-disc DVD set that includes the original
two-hour pilot, a spinoff pilot and new interviews with the cast and
crew. This is the first season of the series. More to come.

ALIEN VS. PREDATOR:
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Fox's ALIEN VS. PREDATOR
performed well on its first day in stores. The showdown flick ALIEN
VS. PREDATOR sold about 1.85 million combined DVD and VHS units
Tuesday, its first day on store shelves, according to executives at
20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. While that figure doesn't set
any home video industry records, it does mean that "AVP," starring
Sanaa Lathan and Lance Henriksen, nearly matched its opening-weekend
domestic boxoffice take of $38.3 million during its first 24 hours
on retail shelves.

TOP 10 SF & F SYNDICATED SHOWS:
1. Stargate SG-1 2.0
2. Twilight Zone 1.6
3. Mutant X 1.5
4. Andromeda 1.4
5. She Spies 1.4
6. The X-Files 1.4
7. Buffy 1.3
8. Angel 1.2
9. The Outer Limits 1.0
10. Ripley's 0.9
Source: Nielsen Galaxy Report, 1/3/05 - 1/9/05

ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS:
The 77th annual Academy Award nominations were announced yesterday
and a number of science fiction and fantasy films received
nominations, including FINDING NEVERLAND -- with seven nominations,
including best picture and best actor (Johnny Depp). Depp's FINDING
NEVERLAND co-star, Kate Winslet, also received a best actress
nomination, but for a different role: her performance in the SF film
ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND. The Oscars will be presented
in a live broadcast on ABC at 8 p.m. ET on Feb. 27. FINDING
NEVERLAND was also nominated for best adapted screenplay, and
ETERNAL SUNSHINE received a nod for best original screenplay, along
with the computer- animated superhero film THE INCREDIBLES. THE
INCREDIBLES was one of three films nominated for best animated
feature film; the other two were SHARK TALE and SHREK 2. Nominations
for best visual effects included HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF
AZKABAN; I ROBOT and SPIDER-MAN 2. LEMONY SNICKET'S A SERIES OF
UNFORTUNATE EVENTS received a nomination for best makeup. On the
music front, five SF&F films received nominations: FINDING
NEVERLAND, HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN, LEMONY
SNICKET'S A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS, THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST
and THE VILLAGE. The best song nominations included "Accidentally in
Love" from SHREK 2, "Believe" from THE POLAR EXPRESS and "Learn to
Be Lonely," the new song from the film version of Andrew Lloyd
Webber's musical THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA.

ANTARCTICA:
THE FAST AND FURIOUS star Paul Walker has landed the leading role in
ANTARCTICA for Walt Disney Pictures. The film's story follows two
arctic explorers who set out to locate and retrieve a meteorite from
a remote part of the icy wasteland. Midway through their journey the
pair have to give up their quest and head back, faced with no choice
but to leave their sled dogs behind. Walker's character is a
National Geographic reporter that, with the help of a rescue party,
leads the way back to recover the pooches. The film is based on a
true story. Frank Marshall is directing from a script by David
DiGilio and Mike Rich.

SUPERMAN:
The Kent Farm is under construction for Bryan Singer's SUPERMAN
film. A property near Breeza is being transformed into the Kansas
family farm where the young Clark Kent grew up before becoming the
Man of Steel. Filming of the Warner Bros Pictures movie is not
expected to start until March and the wheels are already in motion
with construction underway of a complete Kent farm replica, 45km
from Tamworth.

BLOOD AND CHOCOLATE:
According to the Hollywood Reporter, German helmer Katja von Garnier
is in negotiations to direct MGM's upcoming werewolf flick, BLOOD
AND CHOCOLATE. Von Garnier, who directed the 1997 hit "Bandits,"
comes to the project after Rupert Wainwright dropped out in December
to direct Revolution Studios' remake of John Carpenter's classic
horror film, "The Fog." Based on a script by Ehren Kruger, the
feature is based on the book by Annette Curtis Klause and is set in
a secret society of werewolves living in a modern day society. At
the center of the tale is a romance between a female werewolf and a
human. Von Garnier first made her mark with the German
language "Making Up!" in 1993. Last year she directed HBO's TV
movie "Iron Jawed Angels."

SUPERMAN:
The Hollywood Reporter reports that animation director Andy Jones
has joined Sony Pictures Imageworks where he will work on SUPERMAN.
Formerly an animation director at Digital Domain, where he oversaw
animation on 20th Century Fox's I, ROBOT, Jones joined Imageworks
for the opportunity to oversee 100 shots of a computer animated
digital double of SUPERMAN on Warner Bros. Pictures' upcoming
SUPERMAN RETURNS. Jones joins Imageworks' team of animation
directors and supervisors that includes David Schaub, Spencer Cook,
Sean Mullen, Troy Saliba, Pepe Valencia, and Todd Wilderman. Jones
directed "The Final Flight of the Osiris" episode from "The
Animatrix" series.

THE KRAZEES:
Robin Williams will star in a comic fantasy feature based on the
preschool book THE KRAZEES, The Hollywood Reporter. Set up at
Paramount Pictures and Nick Movies, the project reunites teams from
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. The book follows a
young girl who encounters mischievous polka-dotted creatures known
as krazees who show up on gloomy, gray days and vanish when the sun
comes out. HR says that Williams will play the newly created role of
a repressed psychologist unable to deal with his daughter hitting
puberty and whose emotions manifest as computer-animated characters.
As they wreak havoc on his life, the psychologist is forced to team
up with the only other person who can see them and the one person
with whom his relationship is most strained: his daughter. Williams
also will lend his voice to the creatures. The book was written by
Sam Swope and illustrated by Eric Brace.

RACING THE MONSOON
From location in Mumbai, Michael Douglas said Monday that he will co-
produce and appear in RACING THE MONSOON, set to be shot entirely in
India. The Hollywood Reporter indicates that Douglas is there on a
scouting expedition for the adventure film, slated to begin
production early next year. Douglas also said the project will be
the first U.S./Indian feature co-production. The project will be
directed by Steve Carr (Daddy Day Care, Dr. Doolittle 2) and co-
produced by Douglas' Further Films (One Night at McCool's) with
leading Indian entertainment companies Sahara One Entertainment and
Percept Pictures. RACING THE MONSOON is in the same vein
as 'Romancing the Stone' and 'Jewel of the Nile,' Douglas
said, "Right now, we are developing the screenplay and hope to begin
production in early 2006." Douglas said he was in talks with actress
Aishwarya Rai (Bride & Prejudice) for the female lead and that the
film will have a large number of Indian actors.

TOP SCI FI CHANNEL SHOWS:
1. King Cobra 1.3
2. Stargate Atlantis 1.2
3. Silent Predators 1.0
4. The Odysse, Part 2 1.0
5. Stargate SG-1 1.0
6. Ghost Hunters 0.9
7. It, Part 2 0.9
8. Python 0.9
9. Boa 0.9
10. Project Viper 0.9
Source: Nielsen Galaxy Report, 1/3/05 - 1/9/05

SERENITY:
Executive Producer Tim Minear feels that the upcoming feature-film
version of Firefly, SERENITY, Serenity, will have treats for the
devoted fans. "If you loved Firefly, then you will love this movie,"
Minear said in an interview while promoting his upcoming CBS series,
THE INSIDE. "Fans are certainly not going to sit there and be bored
while they learn about these people. They won't." Minear said that
he is particularly impressed by the new developments in the
character of River, played by Summer Glau, who is revealed to be
extraordinarily skilled at martial arts. "She's amazing," he
said. "And the way Joss shot it, you can tell it's her—long,
continuous takes, the camera moving around a certain fight. And it's
Summer. It's her." SERENITY opens in theaters Sept. 30.

THE DEPARTED:
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Mark Wahlberg will star in
Martin Scorsese's THE DEPARTED for Warner Bros. Pictures. Reports
indicate he is in talks to join Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon in
the police thriller, a remake of the Hong Kong film Infernal
Affairs. The story, set in Boston, centers on a gangster (Damon) who
infiltrates the police department and a cop (DiCaprio) who
infiltrates the gangs at the same time. The two find out that a mole
is in each organization and race to find each other's identity.
Wahlberg would play a cop who's a key figure in DiCaprio's life.
William Monahan (Kingdom of Heaven) adapted the material.

TOP SCIENCE FICTION NEWS STORIES:
To see what has been happening this week in science fiction, go to
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SPECIAL EVENTS
RICHARD BIGGS MEMORIAL SHOW
Here's a date to put on your calendar -- Saturday, March 19, 2005. A
few of Rick's friends are getting together for a day of remembering
their friend and colleague. The guest list for the day is:

Guests attending Breakfast & Afternoon:
Matthew Ashford (Days of Our Lives)
Bruce Boxleitner (Babylon 5, TRON)
Ricardo Antonio Chavira (Desperate Housewives)
Jerry Doyle (Babylon 5)
Mira Furlan (Babylon 5, Lost)
Melissa Gilbert (Little House on the Prairie)
Lisa Howard (Earth Final Conflict, Highlander)
Michael T. Weiss (The Pretender)
Stephen Nichols (Days of our Lives)
Melinda Clark (The OC/Days of our Lives)
Rick Hearst (General Hospital)
George Jenesky (Days of our Lives)

Appearing at the afternoon signing - 12:30 to 4:00pm:
Babylon 5 cast members: Andreas Katsulas, Pat Tallman, Bill Mumy,
Jason Carter, Ed Wasser, Stephen Austin, Bruce Boxleitner, Jerry
Doyle, Melissa Gilbert, Julie Caitlin Brown, Tracy Scoggins
Matthew Ashford (Days of our Lives)
Lisa Howard (Earth Final Conflict, Highlander)
Michael T. Weiss (The Pretender)

Place: The event will be held at the Beverly Garland Hotel, 4222
Vineland Ave., N. Hollywood, CA 91602. The schedule is as follows:
10am to 12pm
Celebrity - Buffet Breakfast
(Including made-to-order omelets)
12:30pm to 4pm
Autograph* Signings

All Proceeds to the family of Richard Biggs. To purchase tickets:
Pay $100 for each breakfast ticket; $25 for each afternoon autograph
session. If both events are purchased the total cost is reduced to
$115, a $10 savings. Visit PayPal and enter email address
Blkcat1067@ aol.com. When paying be sure to enter email address so
that we can send the ticket back.

For mailing checks, make checks payable to: Richard Biggs Memorial
Show
1052 W. Alameda Avenue #350; Burbank, CA 91506

* Celebrities appear subject to work commitments. A charge will be
made for autographs. ALL proceeds to the family of Richard Biggs.

CONVENTION CALENDAR

January 28-30, 2005
"The 16th Annual Florida eXtravaganza"
Place: Orlando (FL) Expo Center
B5 guest: Walter Koening
Other guests include Marina Sirtis (ST:TNG), David Hedison, several
Star Wars actors, a couple of the Harry Potter kids & Cindy Morgan
(Lora, Alan's love interest in "Tron").
The following website will have more info: www.fxshow.com/index.htm

February 2-4, 2005
THE OFFICIAL STARGATE SG-1 and STARGATE: ATLANTIS CONVENTION
Place: Sheraton National Hotel, 900 South Orme St.
City: Arlington, VA
Guests: Michael Shanks, Christoper Judge, Don Davis, Teryl Rothery,
Peter Williams
For more information, visit the Creation Entertainment website at
http://www.creationent.com/cal/sgva.htm

February 11-13, 2005
Farpoint
Place: Hunt Valley, MD (near Baltimore)
Guests include: Jeffrey Combs, Kathy Garver, Bob Bergen, Tony
Amendola, David Franklin, Wayne Pygram
For more information, visit their website at
http://www.bcpl.net/~wilsonr/farpoint.html.

That's about it for now. Be sure to pop over to the website
(http://www.isnnews.net) to see what is "new" in the Babylon 5
universe or with science fiction in general.

Have a terrific weekend.
Be safe.
Sandy

Sandra Bruckner
Editor/Publisher
ISN News: The Zocalo Today
http://www.isnnews.net