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paperback. Zustand: Very Good.

Paperback. Zustand: fine magazine. 1st edition. Everything Doctor Who.

Paperback. Zustand: fine magazine. 1st edition. Everything Doctor Who.

Paperback. Zustand: fine magazine. 1st edition. Everything Doctor Who.

Original Wraps. Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. Issue for March 1997. Cover feature: Gillian Anderson (nice cleavage), with Gillian Anderson card print laid in.

Original Wraps. Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. Issue for October 1997. Cover feature: Kirk & Picard (Star Trek Souvenir Edition.

Original Wraps. Zustand: Near Fine. First Edition. Issue for August 1997. Cover feature: Sisko & Worf, Deep Space Nine.

Zustand: Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

First Edition. Hardcover. 4to. 134pp. Illustrated. With index to the first 100 issues. Near Fine in dustwrapper. A collection of articles from the Doctor Who Fanzine. The hardcover edition was apparently limited to 250 copies.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Magazine in Good condition. Light wear on covers, stress creases down spine, spine roll. Small creases across top left corner back cover. - - - Published monthly by DreamWatch Publishing Ltd. Issue #23 - Vol: 2 #11. 48 pages including covers. Black & White & Colour. 21.1cm x 29.7cm. Weight: 150gms. Cover price: £2.20. - - DreamWatch ran from July 1983 - January 2007 (#150). In 1994 the magazine became a professional newsstand magazine, changed it's name to just DreamWatch and the numbering started again from #1. // == // Contents:- Jon Pertwee - Doctor Who. Despite his age, many were shocked by the surprise news of this actor's death a week before new Doctor Who returned to BBC 1. We pay tribute to Doctor Who's most flamboyant figurehead . - The X-Files Season Three. Concluding our definitive coverage of the season currently showing on Sky One and coming to BBC 2 this autumn, and a look ahead to what the future may hold . - Readers Survey Results. Last December over a thousand of you told us what you think of DreamWatch and your suggestions for improving the magazine. The results are just in, but many of your comments have already been taken on board . - Star Trek Thirtieth Anniversary. The past, present and future discussed with Bob Justman, Nana Visitor and Richard Arnold, plus the latest Trek news, Star Trek Sex, Voyager season three episode guide concluded, and the animated series covered in Borderline . - Adam Adamant Lives! Also celebrating its thirtieth anniversary is this short-lived BBC series created by some of the minds behind the original Doctor Who, starring Gerald Harper as a Victorian gentleman righting wrongs in Sixties Britain . - Claudia Christian - Babylon 5. We continue our series of interviews with the entire cast of the space station saga, which has now been green-lighted for a fourth, no doubt action-packed, season .…

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Magazine in Good condition. Light wear on covers, stress creases down spine, spine roll. Long faint crease across bottom right corner front cover. - - - Published monthly by DreamWatch Publishing Ltd. Issue #21 - Vol: 2 #9. 48 pages including covers. Black & White & Colour. 20.9cm x 29.7cm. Weight: 150gms.Cover price: £2.20. - - DreamWatch ran from July 1983 - January 2007 (#150). In 1994 the magazine became a professional newsstand magazine, changed it's name to just DreamWatch and the numbering started again from #1. // == // Contents: Blake's 7's Gareth Thomas. - Terrorist or hero? DreamWatch speaks to Gareth Thomas about his title role in Terry Nation's Blake's 7, fast approaching its twentieth anniversary . - The X-Files Season Three. We continue our season three guide bridging two Darin Morgan episodes - 'War of the Coprophages' to 'Jose Chung's from 'Outer Space' - with all-new photos . - Star Trek's Tony Todd. This versatile actor and Trek veteran removes his Klingon make-up and talks to DreamWatch about the highly acclaimed DS9 episode 'The Visitor' and more . - Paul McGann Interview - You may have read assorted quotes elsewhere, but this is the real McCoy. er, McGann! Television's newest Time Lord speaks exclusively to DreamWatch . The New Doctor Who. On the eve of a new era for Doctor Who, a relaxed Philip Segal reminisces on his long hard battle as producer, and just what the future may hold . Babylon 5's Jason Carter. The dashing new Ranger aboard Babylon 5 talks to DreamWatch about his career and his attitude to life aboard the space station . - Planet Of The Apes. From book to silver screen the apes ruled supreme! We examine why the transition to television led to the devolution of the species . …

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Magazine in Good condition. Light wear on covers, stress creases down spine, spine roll. - - - Published monthly by DreamWatch Publishing Ltd. Issue #18 - Vol: 2 #6. 48 pages including covers. Black & White & Colour. 21.1cm x 29.7cm. Weight: 150gms. Cover price: £2.20. - - DreamWatch ran from July 1983 - January 2007 (#150). In 1994 the magazine became a professional newsstand magazine, changed it's name to just DreamWatch and the numbering started again from #1. // -- // Contents: - The Sci-Fi Channel: To become a director on The Sci-Fi Channel it's not just a case of what you know, but who you know. Kevin Davies name drops on the biggest stars of telefantasy . The Invaders: David Vincent was sighting flying saucers long before Mulder and Scully ever came onto the scene. We investigate one of The X-Files' probable inspirations . The X-Files: A feast for X-Files fans! Steven 'X' Williams talks exclusively to DreamWatch, plus the second part of our in-depth guide to the next season with episodes 7-11 . Babylon 5: Bruce Boxleitner and Michael O'Hare each talk about their careers and leading the B5 cast into the latest season, which we commence previewing this issue . Nowhere Man: A look at one of the new wave of US sci-fi shows promptly snapped up by Sky, which shares many similarities with the British Sixties series, Prisoner . The Hitch-Hiker's Guide: With the radio version currently being repeated on Radio 4, we mark the 15th anniversary of possibly the most popular THHGTTG incarnation of all . Marcus Berkmann: One of Britain's foremost TV critics with a national newspaper column and radio slot, Marcus exercises his passion for telefantasy each month in DreamWatch. …

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Magazine in Good condition. Light wear on covers, stress creases down spine, 9mm nick in top edge back cover. - - - Published monthly by DreamWatch Publishing Ltd. Issue #17 - Vol: 2 #5. 48 pages including covers. Black & White & Colour. 21.1cm x 29.7cm. Weight: 150gms. Cover price: £2.20. // -- // Contents: * Sylvester McCoy - He's got the new, revised return of Doctor Who script which gives him 24 lines (23 more than before), but will he say yes to appearing in his regeneration story? . * The Dalek's Master Plan. - Doctor Who's longest-ever story is exactly thirty years old, but was it the epic that those fans of the series around at the time would have you believe? . * Star Trek: Voyager. - A feast for trek fan's! Robert Picardo, Robert Duncal McNeill and Tim Russ interviewed, plus our exclusive guide to the first twelve episodes of season two . * The X-Files's Nicholas Lea - The young actor talks to DreamWatch about his alias, Agent Krycek, and reveals that he too, is a firm believer in the now familiar adage 'The Truth is Out There' . * The Invaders / Alien Nation. - From pop music to TV shows, producers are now drawing inspiration from the past. We take a look at two recently excavated telefantasy series . * Wild Palms - If you've been following this bizarre series on Bravo these last few weeks, then you'll welcome this enlightening insight into Oliver Stone's surreal world . * Review of 1995. - It was the year that X-Files went mainstream, and Doctor Who appeared to be heading up/down/up/downstream. What an eventful little year 1995 was . …

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Magazine in Good condition. Light wear on covers, stress creases down spine, several small creases across top right corner front cover. - - - Published monthly by DreamWatch Publishing Ltd. Issue #16 - Vol: 2 #4. 48 pages including covers. Black & White & Colour. 21cm x 29.7cm. Weight: 150gms. Cover price: £2.20. // -- // Contents: - - *Voyager's Jeri Taylor - Star Trek: Voyager's co-creator and Executive Producer is put in the hot seat as DreamWatch attempts to discover just where this voyage is going . *Star Trek's Natalija Nogulich. - Spanning two eras of Trek, DreamWatch gets to know the lady who has given life to the recurring yet seldom trumpeted character, Admiral Necheyev . *The Prisoner. - As the bid to transfer it to the silver screen continues, we take a timely look at one of the most innovative and uniquely British television series of the Sixties . *The X-Files - Concluding from last issue, Howard Gordon elaborates on the writing of his season two scripts, and we commence the essential guide to the third season . *Space Precinct. - It's time for the overview, but does Space Precinct now rate higher than the lampooning it received in DreamWatch 4's critique of its early episodes? . *Space: 1999's Barry Morse. - He began acting in the Thirties and still works to this day. We cover just a few of the many television series he has appeared in, including The Zoo Gang and The Fugitive . *Shakedown - The Novel. - As a prelude to the release of the novelisation based on DreamWatch's Sontaran film, we present an exclusive sneak preview of the book's prologue .…

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Magazine in Good condition. Light wear on covers, stress creases down spine, slight spine roll, faint crease across bottom left corner back cover. - - - Published monthly by DreamWatch Publishing Ltd. Issue #15 - Vol: 2 #3 - 48 pages including covers. Black & White & Colour. 21cm x 29.7cm. Weight: 150gms. Cover price: £2.20. - - DreamWatch ran from July 1983 - January 2007 (#150). In 1994 the magazine became a professional newsstand magazine, changed it's name to just DreamWatch and the numbering started again from #1. // -- // Contents: Michael Dorn / Deep Space 9. - Worf faces his toughest mission to date - to turn DS9 into a ratings smash! We talk to the man in whose hands the series' future could well rest . Philip Segal / Doctor Who. - The new producer of Doctor Who talks exclusively to DreamWatch about his hopes, ambitions and fears as the series prepares to take off into the Nineties . Doctor Who: Pyramids of Mars. - One of the few genuine out-and-out classics of the series is twenty-years-old. We unravel its Gothic trappings in a bid to discover the roots of its success . The Hinchcliffe Years - Philip Hinchcliffe, the producer of Doctor Who between 1975-77, is finally going into print with his version of events. Author Adrian Rigelsford lays an appetising trail . The Munsters. - In their day they gave The Addams Family a run for their money, but in recent times they've become something of a laughing stock. We trace the Munsters' family tree . Howard Gordon / The X-Files. - One of The X-Files's most prolific script writers talks to DreamWatch about his mostly co-written episodes for the first series (Concludes next issue) . Doctor Who's 'Mad Mitch' - Nicholas Courtney's Doctor Who career spans thirty years. We pay homage to the Brigadier and, for the first time, expose his real-life origins . …

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. Magazine in Good condition. Long faint crease across top right corner front cover, slight fading on front cover, spine roll, stress creases down spine edge. - - - Published monthly by DreamWatch Publishing Ltd. 48 pages including covers. Black & White & Colour. 21.1cm x 29.8cm. Weight: 175gms. Cover price: £2.20. - - - DreamWatch ran from July 1983 - January 2007 (#150). In 1994 the magazine became a professional newsstand magazine, changed it's name to just DreamWatch and the numbering started again from #1. // -- // Contents: * The X-Files. - A spread of Season Two photographs is accompanied with a thought-provoking examination of the award-winning series' real life roots . * Robin Curtis / Star Trek. - One of Star Trek's most popular guest actresses talks to DreamWatch about her roles aboard Classic and Next Generation Trek, on both small and silver screen . * Sapphire & Steel. - Currently being re-run on Bravo, this absolutely fabulous late Seventies series - and its two enigmatic leads - fall under the spotlight this issue . * Andrea Thompson / Babylon 5. - Have we seen the last of the treacherous Talia Winters? One would hope not, but the lady herself offers few clues in this otherwise enlightening conversation . * Robocop. - This metalic marauder has made a successful transition from cinema to television, but at what cost to his violent crime fighting abilities? * Sally Knyvette / Blake's 7. - The actress who helped garner the classic BBC series a high proportion of adult male viewers wants a part in any (PC) revival - to show that she is no blonde bimbo . * Cinewatch. - This issue: Species, Star Wars, Logan's Run, Star Trek Generations and more Judge Dredd .…

Wraps. Zustand: Very good. The format is approximately 8.625 inches by 11.75 inches. 82 pages, plus covers. Illustrations (many in color). Signed by Chase Masterson on the front cover. Comes with a 1999 calendar and a one page ephemeral flyer on the launch of the 'International Edition' of the U.K.'s Premiere Sci-Fi fan Magazine DreamWatch with special guest Chase Masterson. The contents include Babylon 5 sequel, Joe Ahearne, Red Dwarf, Doctor Who, Xena, X-Files, Leonard Nimoy, Dune, Stan Lee, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Avengers, Blade, and Star Trek. DreamWatch was a UK oversized Media Magazine printed on a mix of middle-quality and slick paper. Published first by Dreamwatch Publishing, then Titan Magazines 1983 to 2007. Editors included Anthony Clark, Gary Leigh, Brian J Robb and Paul Simpson. 150 issues; publication schedule was generally monthly. The magazine began in July 1983 as Doctor Who Bulletin, a Fanzine devoted to the Television program Doctor Who (1963-current). The original editor/publisher was Gary Leigh, who in 1989 rebranded it as a Semiprozine titled DreamWatch Bulletin. This was sold to Titan Magazines in 1994 and became Dreamwatch, a professional-quality magazine renumbered from #1 under the editorship of Anthony Clark, who expanded its coverage to genre films and television in general. Featured series included Babylon 5, The X-Files, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the Buffy spinoff Angel. The Titan Dreamwatch had US distribution from the outset. The print edition ceased with the January 2007 issue, later it went on indefinite hiatus. Chase Masterson (born Christianne Carafano on February 26, 1963) is an American actress, singer and producer best known for her role as Leeta on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She has appeared in the TV shows General Hospital, Sliders, and ER and voiced characters in several animated films. As a singer, she has released several albums. In 2008, Masterson won the Best Feature Film Producer award at the LA Femme Film Festival for the film Yesterday Was a Lie, in which she also acted. Masterson's first major role came in 1994 as Ivy Lief on General Hospital. She then spent five years portraying the Bajoran Dabo girl Leeta on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine from 1995 to 1999. Her prominent feature film roles include starring as a sultry singer in James Kerwin's sci-fi film noir Yesterday Was a Lie, which she also produced, and voicing Janice Em in the animated film Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles. Her television guest-starring roles include ER and Sliders; in the latter, her role was that of Kelly Welles, the sister of Wade Welles. Masterson hosted an Entertainment Tonight-style news program for the Sci-Fi Channel in the 1990s called Sci-Fi Entertainment and an Internet-based radio talk show for the website The Fandom in 20042005. Since 2010, Masterson has reprised her role as Leeta from Deep Space Nine, both in hologram form and in her "mirror universe" guise, in Cryptic Studios' Star Trek Online. Masterson is voicing the title character "Auto" in monochrom's science fiction comedy film Je Suis Auto (release 2023). The film is a farcical comedy that deals with issues such as AI, politics of labor, and tech culture. Golden Anniversary Edition [stated]. Presumed first printing thus.…