Pay cable channel Showtime premieres the 63rd episode of Stargate SG-1. Tony Amendola and Aaron Douglas (Battlestar Galactica) guest star. 
Pay cable channel Showtime premieres the 63rd episode of Stargate SG-1. Tony Amendola and Aaron Douglas (Battlestar Galactica) guest star.
The 175th episode of Chris Carter’s modern-day science fiction series The X-Files airs on Fox, starring Gillian Anderson and Robert Patrick. David Duchovny appears as Agent Mulder; future series regular Annabeth Gish makes her first appearance as Agent Monica Reyes.
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The 104th episode of Gene Roddenberry’s Earth: Final Conflict, airs in syndication, starring Jayne Heitmeyer, Von Flores, Melinda Deines, Guylaine St. Onge, and Alan Van Sprang.
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Penguin Books publishes the novel Lucky Wander Boy by D.B. Weiss (later one of the showrunners of HBO’s Game Of Thrones TV adaptation).
The 138th episode of Joss Whedon’s supernatural series Buffy The Vampire Slayer, starring Sarah Michelle Gellar, airs on UPN. James Marsters and Alyson Hannigan also star.
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The 68th episode of the prequel spinoff Star Trek: Enterprise airs on UPN.
The 169th episode of Stargate SG-1 airs on the Sci-Fi Channel, starring Richard Dean Anderson, Amanda Tapping, Michael Shanks, and Christopher Judge.
Sci-Fi Channel airs the 15th episode of Stargate Atlantis. Robert Davi guest stars.
The 90th episode of the prequel spinoff Star Trek: Enterprise airs on UPN. James Avery (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air) and Eric Pierpoint (Alien Nation) guest stars.
Sci-Fi channel airs the eighth episode of Ronald D. Moore’s re-imagining of Battlestar Galactica.
ESA’s unmanned Rosetta space probe, carrying the Philae lander bound for a 2014 rendezvous with Comet 67/P Churyumov–Gerasimenko, makes a gravity-assist flyby of planet Mars to alter its trajectory. As Rosetta will be only 160 miles from the Martian surface at its closest approach, the spacecraft is put into a safe mode for this critical part of its trip, and emerges unscathed. Its next gravity assist will come from Earth itself later in the year.
Sci-Fi Channel airs the 49th episode of Ronald D. Moore’s re-imagining of Battlestar Galactica.
The 61st episode of Arrow, a modern-day reboot of DC Comics’ Green Arrow superhero starring Stephen Amell, airs on the CW. Brandon Routh (Superman Returns), Katrina Law (Spartacus), and Marc Singer (V) guest star.
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The CW airs the sixth episode of Legends Of Tomorrow, starring Arthur Darvill, Brandon Routh, Caity Lotz and Victor Garber.
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Cable channel Disney XD airs the 51st episode of the series Star Wars: Rebels. Lars Mikkelsen (House Of Cards, Sherlock) and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (Steven Universe, Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex) guest star.
The CW airs the 73rd episode of Legends Of Tomorrow, starring Caity Lotz, Matt Ryan, Brandon Routh, and Tala Ashe. Terry Chen (Jessica Jones, The Exapnse) and Robin Atkin Downes (Babylon 5) guest star.
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The CW airs the 126th episode of The Flash, a modern-day reboot of DC Comics’ superhero starring Grant Gustin. Keith David guest stars.
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Writer Rob Grant, best known for creating the sci-fi sitcom Red Dwarf with his former writing partner Doug Naylor, dies at the age of 70. Embarking on a career writing comedy first for radio and then for TV in 1979, Grant and Naylor found an easy working rapport and, after a series of rejections, broke into radio comedy with the sketch series Son Of Cliche, which included a recurring comedic sci-fi storyline about a spaceman stranded with his talking computer. That idea, expanded greatly, became the unlikely pitch for Red Dwarf. Rejected at first by the BBC, Red Dwarf emerged as a fast favorite with audiences upon its premiere in 1988, by which time Grant and his collaborator were also the head writers on the puppet-based sketch satire Spitting Image. Grant remained with the show for its first six seasons, co-writing every episode with Naylor, until the working relationship deteriorated and Grant left the show. Grant had enough clout as co-creator of Red Dwarf to launch a few ventures of his own, including the 2000 sci-fi comedy The Strangerers, though his post-Red-Dwarf projects remained somewhat obscure. At the time of his death, he had completed a Red Dwarf prequel novel with Andrew Marshall, which was mere months away from being published.