Make It So: Five Lessons in Interaction Design from Star Trek
With Star Trek Into Darkness opening in theaters this weekend, it seems like a perfect time to survey some of the technological foreshadowing the ...
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USA Unveils Sci-Fi Drama Horizon, First Sitcom Pickups
USA is revisiting science fiction with a new show from Walking Dead producer Gale Ann Hurd, called Horizon. The show, set during the Second World ...
Fox’s New Schedule Tries to Shore Up Tuesday’s Comedy Lineup
Among the stars of the network’s new comedies are Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher. Other new entries include an animated show, a reality show and an ...
The Human Division
A serialized war of worlds packs the analogous power of militaristic SF old and new.
Seitz: Snap Judgments on FOX’s New Shows
Vulture's TV critic, Matt Zoller Seitz, will be watching and evaluating the early clips and concepts of each of the new shows unveiled at this year's ...
Babylon 5, “Knives”/“In The Shadow Of Z’ha’dum”
“Knives” (season two, episode 16; originally aired 5/17/1995) The second season of Babylon 5 divides nicely into thematic thirds.
Neil Gaiman: I Would ‘Definitely Not’ Wear Google Glass
Neil Gaiman, the renowned author of fantasy and science fiction, says he would “almost definitely not” wear Google Glass, at least in ...
“Doctor Who” – Nightmare in Silver episode review
The Doctor (Matt Smith) must duel with a Cyberman chip inserted in his brain. The Cyberman goes deep into Doctor Who historical lore and has been one ...
SciFi Weekend: Doctor Who; Agents of SHIELD; New & Returning Shows; Community; Person of …
Neil Gaiman’s second episode of Doctor Who, Nightmare in Silver, was weaker than his first episode, The Doctor’s Wife. Like so many episodes this ...
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Fringe: The Complete Series There's sweet relief when a show reaches its end, particularly in science fiction, a genre in which many don't even make ...