Introduction: future visions / Lincoln Geraghty
America's new frontier. Retro landscapes: reorganizing the frontier in Rod Serling's The twilight zone / Van Norris
Irwin Allen's recycled monsters and escapist voyages / Oscar De Los Santos
The future just beyond the coat hook: technology, politics, and the postmodern sensibility in the Man from U.N.C.L.E. / Cynthia W. Walker
British dystopias and utopias. Pulling the strings: Gerry Anderson's Walk from "supermarionation" to "hypermarionation" / David Garland
Farmers, feminists and dropouts: the disguises of the scientist in British science fiction television in the 1970s / Laurel Forster
Secret gardens and magical realities: tales of mystery, the English landscape, and English children / Dave Allen
Fantasy, fetish and the future. There can be only one: Highlander: the series' portrayal of historical and contemporary fantasy / Michael S. Duffy
Kinky borgs and sexy robots: the fetish, fashion and discipline of Seven of nine / Trudy Barber
"Welcome to the world of tomorrow!": animating science fictions of the past and present in Futurama / Lincoln Geraghty
Visions and Revisions. Plastic fantastic? Genre and science/technology/magic in Angel / Lorna Jowett
Remapping the feminine in Joss Whedon's Firefly / Robert L. Lively
"Haven't you heard? They look like us now!": realism and metaphor in the new Battlestar Galactica / Dylan Pank and John Caro.
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Channeling the future : essays on science fiction and fantasy television. ISBN 9780810869226. Published by Scarecrow Press, Inc. in 2009. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
