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American cable channel AMC broadcasts the second episode of its six-part remake of The Prisoner, starring Jim Caviziel as Number Six and Sir Ian McKellen as Number Two. With its more modern imagery and less ambiguous storytelling style, the remake proves to be controversial with fans of the original 1960s Prisoner. 
Space Shuttle Atlantis lifts off on the 129th shuttle flight, an 11-day mission to the International Space Station. Equipment, supplies, and spare parts are delivered, enough to make in-orbit maintenance of the station possible for several years. Aboard Atlantis for her 31st flight are Commander Charles Hobaugh, Pilot Barry Wilmore, and mission specialists Mike Foreman, Leland Melvin, Robert Satcher and Randy Bresnik; ISS crewmember Nicole Stott returns to Earth via Atlantis, and is the last ISS crewmember to return home on a shuttle.
American cable channel AMC broadcasts the third episode of its six-part remake of The Prisoner, starring Jim Caviziel as Number Six and Sir Ian McKellen as Number Two. With its more modern imagery and less ambiguous storytelling style, the remake proves to be controversial with fans of the original 1960s Prisoner.
American cable channel AMC broadcasts the fourth episode of its six-part remake of The Prisoner, starring Jim Caviziel as Number Six and Sir Ian McKellen as Number Two. With its more modern imagery and less ambiguous storytelling style, the remake proves to be controversial with fans of the original 1960s Prisoner.
American cable channel AMC broadcasts the fifth episode of its six-part remake of The Prisoner, starring Jim Caviziel as Number Six and Sir Ian McKellen as Number Two. This concludes the planned six-episode miniseries run of the remake, which proves to be controversial with fans of the original 1960s Prisoner.
American cable channel AMC broadcasts the sixth and final episode of its six-part remake of The Prisoner, starring Jim Caviziel as Number Six and Sir Ian McKellen as Number Two. This concludes the planned six-episode miniseries run of the remake, which proves to be controversial with fans of the original 1960s Prisoner.
ABC premieres the third episode of a modern-day remake of Kenneth Johnson’s sci-fi series V, starring Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost) and Morena Baccarin (Firefly). Alan Tudyk (Firefly) guest stars.
The 34th episode of The Sarah Jane Adventures airs on CBBC, starring Elisabeth Sladen (Doctor Who).
The 35th episode of The Sarah Jane Adventures airs on CBBC, starring Elisabeth Sladen (Doctor Who). This episode concludes the third season.
The internet-based fan film Star Trek: Phase II releases its sixth full-length episode, Blood And Fire, Part II. Writer David Gerrold directs an adapted version of his rejected TNG script. Denise Crosby and Bill Blair guest star.
The animated Doctor Who adventure, Dreamland, is made available via the BBC Red Button service. David Tennant, Georgia Moffett, and David Warner lead the voice cast. Initially divided into six short episodes, the complete story will be made available later on DVD.
Soundtrack specialty label Intrada releases Alan Silvestri’s soundtrack from 1985’s hit time travel comedy Back To The Future. This is the first release of the movie’s complete soundtrack, and the second CD includes early drafts of music left on the cutting room floor.
ABC premieres the fourth episode of a modern-day remake of Kenneth Johnson’s sci-fi series V, starring Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost) and Morena Baccarin (Firefly).
Andrew Mark Sewell’s B7 Media releases its seventh Blake’s 7 audio drama, featuring two stories written by Simon Guerrier. Carrie Dobro (Crusade, Hypernauts) and Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange, Sherlock) star.
Big Finish Productions releases the first Doctor Who: The Lost Stories audio drama, a limited series of audio versions of scripts that were intended for, but never produced by, Doctor Who on television. Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant star in a story originally intended to lead off the 1986 season of Doctor Who.
Big Finish Productions releases the 128th Doctor Who audio drama in its main monthly range, starring Peter Davison and Sarah Sutton.
The first episode of Andrew Dymond’s sci-fi comedy series StarHyke debuts on DVD (along with the other five episodes of the series), starring Claudia Christian (Babylon 5), Suanne Braun (Stargate SG-1), and Jeremy Bulloch (The Empire Strikes Back, Chocky). Danny John-Jules (Red Dwarf) guest stars. (The series will eventually be broadcast in the UK in 2011.)
La-La Land Records releases Jerry Goldsmith’s soundtrack from the 1987 science fiction comedy Innerspace.
BBC subsidiary AudioGo releases the fourth Doctor Who audio drama in the Hornets’ Nest story cycle, starring Tom Baker, Richard Franklin, and Susan Jameson.
BBC subsidiary AudioGo releases the fifth and final Doctor Who audio drama in the Hornets’ Nest story cycle, starring Tom Baker, Richard Franklin, and Susan Jameson. Another story cycle, under the umbrella title of Demon Quest, will follow in 2010.
8-Bit Weapon and ComputeHer release the holiday EP collaboration It’s A Chiptune Holiday!.
The 17th and 18th episodes of Joss Whedon’s futuristic “spy-fi” series Dollhouse air on Fox, starring Eliza Dushku. Alexis Denisof (Angel), Summer Glau (Firefly, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles) and Ray Wise (Twin Peaks) guest star. As the series has now been cancelled, Fox is “burning off” episodes at a rate of two per week.
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Big Finish Productions releases a bonus Doctor Who audio drama starring Paul McGann and Carole Ann Ford. (This title was initially exclusive to Big Finish’s subscription program, as an incentive for those whose subscriptions included Plague Of The Daleks.)
Atlantic Records releases James Horner‘s soundtrack from the movie Avatar.
The 19th and 20th episodes of Joss Whedon’s futuristic “spy-fi” series Dollhouse air on Fox, starring Eliza Dushku. Jonathan Del Arco (Star Trek: The Next Generation) and Patton Oswalt guest star. As the series has now been cancelled, Fox is “burning off” episodes at a rate of two per week.
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The 21st and 22nd episodes of Joss Whedon’s futuristic “spy-fi” series Dollhouse air on Fox, starring Eliza Dushku. As the series has now been cancelled, Fox is “burning off” episodes at a rate of two per week.
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Part of the 22nd full-time crew of the International Space Station lifts off from Russia’s Baikonur Cosmodrome aboard Soyuz TMA-17. Oleg Kotov, Timothy Creamer and Soichi Noguchi take up residence on the ISS for 164 days, becoming part of the Expedition 22/23 crews. All three return to Earth in June 2010 aboard the same vehicle.
Rupert Gregson-Williams’ soundtrack to the 21st century remake of The Prisoner is released on Varese Sarabande Records.
The 757th episode of Doctor Who (the 59th since the series’ revival) airs on BBC1. This is the first part of the final story of David Tennant’s era, with an unusually grim storyline for its Christmas Day airdate. Bernard Cribbins, John Simm (Life On Mars) and Timothy Dalton guest star.
EMI Japan releases