Monday to Friday on the Sci-Fi channel (all times EST / Pacific), with a brief 44-hour detour into The Twilight Zone marathon each January 1. All listings on SCIFI channel are 8am to dawn (6am) for dates shown Current Sci-fi movies and TV-episode marathons, usually 8am-4pm weekdays, 9am Sat & Sun. For Sci Fi Channel movies this month, also go to the Sci Fi Channel Movies page
Star Trek clip with a surprise ending
TV Collector has complete episode listings for several of these series in their backissues, see their link on Recent Losses page. The earliest issue I have is #11 from 1978 which has part 2 of 3 on Get Smart and it shows each ep title, description, and guest stars. Their most recent issue has ep listing for all 110 eps of Voyage to Bottom of the Sea - writers included Harlan Ellison.
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The following SciFi Channel tv series have no episodes scheduled this month, but the website links still work & they turn up occasionally in the marathons. Hercules (Kevin Sorbo) and Andromeda seems to be seen occasionally on the SciFi channel Forever Knight, no relation to the movie Vampire Cop
(times shown are EST, subtract 3 hours for Pacific Time) Click here for this month's TCM movies
TCM has shown both "Dr. Strangelove," the cold-war classic directed by Stanley Kubrick, followed by his "2001: A Space Odyssey" (1968) and the sequel "2010" (1984), which predicted merged US-Russian space programs (though the cosmonauts are wearing Soviet hammer-&-sycle emblems). If you missed it, all 3 are on video. AMC (American Movie Classics) is now the same times EST/Pacific.
The Crater Kid has moved to page 2 along with tv listings for TBS, TV Land, A&E, Comedy Central, USA Network, Cartoon Network, Odyssey/Hallmark, etc.
ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, UPN & WB network prime-time shows/movies are usually fully covered in TV Guide magazine.
Note: Batman (1960s) has moved somewhere, and the 1966 movie is seen occasionally on American Movie Classics
The Black Cat may turn up in the next "Spider-Man" movie and Paramount has bought the rights to the "John Carter of Mars" novel series, with the first of 3 movies going into production soon.
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