SCI FI PI

It's a week of mystery this week on SCI FI.

Fans of Farscape will be thrilled - the Season 2 cliffhanger will be resolved - tonight, Monday May 12 at 10.30pm!

Season 3 kicks off with a bang as our resident Earthling John Crichton (Ben Browder) has to contend with the evil but entertaining Scorpius (Wayne Pygram) digging around his melon for hidden wormhole technology. It's brain surgery of the most unpleasant kind - but that's only the beginning! Catch Australian made Sci Fi at its best, this Monday (and every Monday thereafter) at 10.30pm.

Wednesday night, and it's 10.30pm again for conundrum time - on Battlestar Galactica.

Season 2 is heading towards the meaty, gristly bits that you can really sink your teeth into. If you've never seen the show, or even have only just sort of heard of it, if you tune in this week and then for the next month or so, you'll be hooked for life. This is Sci Fi at its very, very best. Wednesday night's episode - 'Sacrifice', brings up the extraordinary choice between those you trust and those you think you cannot trust as rogue Colonials take matters into their own hands to deal with the 'loyal' Sharon Cylon, who may or may not be leading them all to their doom. Who is right? Who is wrong? Will you see the ending coming? It's action and mystery galore on the 'Cloud 9'.

Make sure you've booked your ticket - this is one ride you don't want to miss.

The week, quite fittingly, ends with yet another riddle - as posed by Jim Carrey in 1995's 'Batman Forever'.

Val Kilmer, Nicole Kidman and Tommy Lee Jones (as well as Drew Barrymore) welcome a young Chris O'Donnell as Robin in probably the most underrated of the four original Batman films. It's Jim Carrey, however, who steals the show as mild mannered Edward Nygma, warped by circumstance (and scientific misfortune) to become... The Riddler (although as E.Nygma, he should have seen it coming!).

Tremendous Bat-fun, with Kilmer providing oomph in the batsuit and Nicole Kidman providing her first 'superglam' Hollywood performance. Not to be missed by either Bat-fans or even the just mildly curious.

Tune in Saturday, May 17 at 1:30pm and 11pm and Sunday at 12.30pm!