Steve Roberts of the Restoration Team has now announced the full list of Extras for the recently announced Peladon Box Set coming in January...

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James takes a look at one of the most maligned episodes in TV Sci-fi history and asks whether its lowly reputation is entirely justified...

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As well as the Peladon Box set, Dan Hall has revealed two more titles due for release next year.

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Doug Naylor has announced to attendees of Dimension Jump that, following the ratings success of Back To Earth last Easter, Dave have commissioned a full, six-episode series of Red Dwarf.

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In a very sad day for Doctor Who it's been announced that Barry Letts, one of the show's most revered producers, has died...

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Gary Couzens reviews the Dalek War boxset, comprising the two Third Doctor serials Frontier in Space and Planet of the Daleks.

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Richard Curtis has revealed which historical figure will be starring in his episode for Series 5... Warning, spoiler ahead!

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James takes a look back at the first season of Joss Whedon's troubled new series and checks out its UK DVD release.

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James takes a look at Network's recent release of one of Gerry Anderson's less well-remembered Supermarionation series.

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Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment have sent through artwork for the UK DVD and Blu-ray Disc release of Lost Season 5 which is expected to arrive on 26th October 2009...

Paramount Home Entertainment have announced the US Blu-ray Disc release of Star Trek: The Original Series – Season 3 on 15th December 2009. Click below for details on the extras and full pack shots.

Kicking off a series of retrospective looks at some of the best stories in science fiction, Colin talks about the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode, The Visitor.

Before Ron Moore brought us Battlestar Galactica, he was a producer on what is now widely considered one of the best Trek spin-offs - Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. As a series it broke away from what we knew as Trek and gave us something darker, grittier and far more involving. After a few years, the show really hit its stride and with Season 4 really kicked into top gear. The season opener, Way of the Warrior unfortunately overshadowed one of the series true gems - after the wonderful bombastic opening to the season we had a much lower key and personal story.

The UK debut of new Stargate spin-off, Stargate Universe was a resounding ratings success with 865,000 viewers tuning in for the two hour premier. That's a 4% audience share and the best viewing figures for a Stargate series in half a decade, doubling the numbers that Stargate: Atlantis brought in.

Following on from the launch of Doctor Who @ Relative Dimensions, we have started on our launch of a new Sci Fi section aimed at all of your favourite Science Fiction shows, books, films and comics. It's early days yet - the cement is still drying - but we hope to be bringing you all of the latest news and reviews very soon indeed.

If you have a general interest in science fiction and would like to write for the site, send us a quick message telling us why you think you'd be a good addition to our team of voluntary contributors...

As promised, at 8am this morning the new logo for Matt Smith's first season was revealed on the BBC website. And here it is!

SFX have posted some images of Karen Gillan's Amy Pond from what appears to be the first episode of Series 5.

Doctor Who's new logo will be revealed on Tuesday, 6th October at 8am - in the mean time here's a little teaser...

In the second part of our chat with Big Finish authors Cav Scott and Mark Wright they look back over their ten years writing for the company, the highs and lows, and drop some tantalising hints about things to come...

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Gary Couzens reviews The Keys of Marinus, a six-part adventure from Season One written by Terry Nation, released on DVD by 2 Entertain on 21 September.

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