the Apes" and more. This one-of-a-kind special features exclusive interviews with the creators of some of sci-fi's most memorable moments: Chris Carter, Jonathan Harris, Robert Culp, James Darren, David Hedison, Robert Colbert and Frank Thomas Jr. Also contains rare bonus footage not seen on TV, including clips from "It's About Time," interviews with Bill Mumy and Bob May (the "Lost in Space" Robot) and more.  (less)

Fights On 3. The Lone Ranger’s Triumph 4. War Horse 5. Finders Keepers 6. Old Joe’s Sister THE CISCO KID 1. Counterfeit Money 2. Rustling 3. Big Switch 4. Convict Story 5. Oil Land 6. Chain Lightning  (less)

Following the radio play, TV series, commemorative towel, and books, this latest installment in the sci-fi-comedy franchise is based on the screenplay and detailed notes by Douglas Adams. Hitching a ride. For those unfamiliar with the story, everyman Arthur Dent (Martin Freeman) wakes up one morning to discover that his house is set to be demolished to make room for a bypass. Little does he know the entire planet Earth is also set to be destroyed for an interplanetary bypass by the Vogons, a hideous and bureaucratic race of aliens realized in the film by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Whisked off the planet by his best friend, alien-in-disguise Ford Prefect (Mos Def), Dent embarks on a goofy jaunt across the galaxy accompanied by his trusty Hitchhi...  (less)

Following the radio play, TV series, commemorative towel, and books, this latest installment in the sci-fi-comedy franchise is based on the screenplay and detailed notes by Douglas Adams. Hitching a ride. For those unfamiliar with the story, everyman Arthur Dent (Martin Freeman) wakes up one morning to discover that his house is set to be demolished to make room for a bypass. Little does he know the entire planet Earth is also set to be destroyed for an interplanetary bypass by the Vogons, a hideous and bureaucratic race of aliens realized in the film by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Whisked off the planet by his best friend, alien-in-disguise Ford Prefect (Mos Def), Dent embarks on a goofy jaunt across the galaxy accompanied by his trusty Hitchhi...  (less)

(2005). The Official Log offers a wealth of information on the broadcast series, with the contents of the book and DVD complimenting each other. The printed summaries of each episode can be juxtaposed with the montages of recurring elements on the disc. Both contain interviews with key members of crew, including director/chief writer Kenji Kamiyama, audio director Kazuhiro Wakabayashi, 3-D animation director Makoto Endo, and members of the Japanese vocal cast. Unfortunately, the book suffers from a surfeit of design tricks. The text is printed in tiny type, often in color and/or against colored background. The captions urge the reader to examine the details in images the size of postage stamps...  (less)

Following the radio play, TV series, commemorative towel, and books, this latest installment in the sci-fi-comedy franchise is based on the screenplay and detailed notes by Douglas Adams. Hitching a ride. For those unfamiliar with the story, everyman Arthur Dent (Martin Freeman) wakes up one morning to discover that his house is set to be demolished to make room for a bypass. Little does he know the entire planet Earth is also set to be destroyed for an interplanetary bypass by the Vogons, a hideous and bureaucratic race of aliens realized in the film by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Whisked off the planet by his best friend, alien-in-disguise Ford Prefect (Mos Def), Dent embarks on a goofy jaunt across the galaxy accompanied by his trusty Hitchhi...  (less)