This week: Walter Koenig and Sky Douglas Conway In the News: Star Trek fans will be happy to know that, after nearly a year in production, the new audio program “Star Trek Unity” will be released on December 15, 2007. There is even more info then we can give you in one short news story on their community page. Fox is throwing a Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles Poster contest. We have the details. The writers may be on strike but, that doesn’t mean they are without work…welcome to Internet Entertainment. Movie Talk: We look at two newbies for next weekend — the fright-fest called “Timber Falls” and the highly anticipated, mega-budgeted film “The Golden Compass.” Special Segment Enormous of Australia gives us a review of the new kid on the block called Take TV Player. It should make an excellent holiday stocking stuffer. TV Talk: NBC has announced the full season pickup for “Chuck” and “Life,” but no official word yet on the fate of “Bionic Woman” and “Journeyman,” although, as we reported on the website, “Journeyman” will at least get its first 12 episodes run. James Marsters will join the cast of “Torchwood” for at least one episode. He will also star in a made-for-TV gritty new miniseries playing serial killer Ted Bundy. Ben Stiller will be wearing several hats to get his ideas for a television SF comedy off the ground based on the Marie Phillips novel dealing with ancient Greek gods living in 21st Century society. Interview: Renegade Studios presents the premiere of “InAlienable” - a new science-fiction film written and starring actor /writer/director Walter Koenig, produced by Sky Conway and also starring actress “Star Trek: The Next Generation’s” Marina Sirtis and “Battlestar Galactica” actor Richard Hatch, among a list of other prominent names in the craft. Walter and Sky talk about this new film, as well as some other projects, including his role in the Tim Russ production of “Star Trek: Of Gods and Men.” “InAlienable” will premiere on the Net first as a pay per view on December 15 before going to theaters. Go to the Renegade Studios link listed above to buy and watch this exciting new film. Future Talk: New Line purchases the rights to the new animated/CGI feature film “Planet 51.” Academy Award nominated director Spike Jonze, the man behind “Being John Malkovich,” is bringing the popular Maurice Sendak children’s story to life with “Where The Wild Things Are.” Thanks for tuning in to Slice of SciFi and be sure to join us again next week for all new content. SAVE DRESDEN - Send in those drumsticks (not the chicken kind) to SCI FI Channel and save Harry from cancellation hell! “Blood Ties” executive producer Peter Mohan says the time to act is now, to convince the network to greenlight a second season. Contact info: Email CITY TV, or email Space. You can also write a letter to Space at: SPACE: The Imagination Station CTVglobemedia 299 Queen Street West Toronto, Ontario, M5V 2Z5 Links: Vote for “Journeyman” for People’s Choice Award. Help those you don’t know who could really use your help at Kiva.org. Promo: ChuckChat Space Casey audio drama What the Cast — A semi-weekly podcast from the minds behind Dragon*ConTV Download Slice of SciFi #137: Walter Koenig & Sky Conway Less