Documentaries:

Aliens: The Dawn of Life on Earth Apr 26 2003 05:00 PM EST

Half a billion years ago, the earliest human ancestors fought a battle for survival in the watery cradle of evolution. Journey back to the origins of advanced life on earth to discover the precarious conditions of human evolution.

The Day the Earth Nearly Died Apr 26 2003 06:00 PM EST

The Permian mass extinction was the worst disaster ever to hit Earth. It shattered ecological order and changed evolution forever. Now, scientists shed new light on the mystery of the most destructive event in the planet's history.

Dangerous Missions: Space Flight Apr 27 2003 03:00 PM EST

Experience the greatest moments in humankind's struggle to break the bonds of gravity. From the first moon walk to the global effort to save MIR, the courage and fear of leading space explorers demonstrates the precarious nature of space exploration.

SciFi excluding the regularly scheduled stuff like star trek, andromeda, and stargate and old shows like alien.

Space Cowboys Apr 26 2003 10:00 PM EST

Team Daedalus was a group of four maverick test pilots (Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, Donald Sutherland and James Garner) destined to "forge mankind's path into space." Brave and determined, the four were grounded when the Air Force handed over space exploration to the newly formed NASA, and Team Daedalus was replaced with chimps. Today, 40 years later, their old nemesis -- Bob Gerson (James Cromwell), now a mission leader at NASA -- needs Team Daedalus to help keep a Russian communications satellite from crashing into Earth's atmosphere.

PITCH BLACK April 26, at 9PM ET

The movie that made Vin Diesel (XXX) a star! After passing through a meteor storm, the survivors of a crashed spaceship find themselves stranded on a desolate planet — along with a population of winged, nocturnal alien monsters. Diesel, whose strong work here helped land him the lead in The Fast and the Furious, stars with Claudia Black of Farscape in this stylish feature directed by David Twohy

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Mark