K.J. Donnelly is reader and convenor of the Film Studies MA at the University of Southampton. He has written a number of books on screen music and has been a fan of Gerry Anderson's productions since childhood.

Philip Hayward is a researcher at Southern Cross University who has a substantial body of publications on science fiction cinema soundtracks, including the edited anthology Off The Planet (2004).

1. Music in the Twilight Zone James Wierzbicki 2. Time Warp: The Jetsons Sound Out The Future Rebecca Coyle and Alex Mesker 3. Lost in Space Ron Rodman 4. Hearing the Boldly Goings: Tracking the Title Themes of the Star Trek Television Franchise Neil Lerner 5. Whimsical Complexity: Music and Sound Design in The Clangers Philip Hayward 6. Schizophrenic Chords and Warm Shivers in the Stomach: The 'new astronautic sound' of Raumpatrouille Guido Heldt 7. Television's Musical Imagination: Space: 1999 K.J. Donnelly 8. The Sound of Civilization: Music in Terry Nation's Survivors Derek Johnston 9. Rematerialization: Musical engagements with the British TV series Doctor Who Jon Fitzgerald and Philip Hayward 10. Babylon 5: Science Fiction, Melodrama and Musical Style Louis Niebur 11. The Work of Music in the Age of Steel: Themes, leitmotifs and stock music in the new Doctor Who David Butler 12. Lost in Music: Heidegger, the Glissando and Otherness Isabella van Elferen 13. Sanctuary: How monsters and alients get 'real' Lisa Schmidt