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New on SCI FI Channel Week Beginning October 5, 2008

October 5, 2008 By Sam Sloan 2 Comments

“The Deaths of Ian Stone” Sunday, 7/6C
A man awakes each day as a new person only to be murdered again by horrifying pursuers.

“An American Haunting” Sunday, 9/8C
Terrifying events plague a Tennessee family in 1817 after being cursed by a fellow citizen.

Lost: 4 Back-to-Back Episodes
This week, Claire is finally found. But happiness is short lived as Jin and Charlie are confronted by Ethan Rom, who gives an ultimatum: bring Claire to him or one of the islanders will die each day. Monday at 7/6C


Scare Tactics: Home Video Horror
Tuesday at 10/9C
A babysitter finds evil in a house, and it’s not in the diaper pail. Two siblings ensnare an innocent woman in a third man’s dying wish. What if voodoo really were real? And, we’re killing your mom. Are you in or out?

Ghost Hunters: Oak Alley Plantation
Plantations are spooky enough without dead owners showing up to goof with the lights. Wednesday at 9/8C

Destination Truth: Issie / Icelandic Elves

Iceland’s melting, but that might be good news for its forest elves. And fishers have been chased off Japan’s Lake Ikeda by… Issie. Wednesday at 10/9C

Special Showing of “Stephen King’s Red Rose” Thursday 6PM to 12AM ET
A professor, group of psychics and a teen unleash spirits in a mansion.

Stargate: Atlantis — “The Lost Tribe” Friday, 9/8C
With Atlantis station under siege Dr.s’ Daniel Jackson and Rodney McKay try to find a way to keep a reactivated super weapon from triggering a cataclysmic chain of events.

Sanctuary: Fata Morgana Friday at 10/9C
Dr. Magnus, her daughter Ashley and Will are attacked after they think they’ve saved three women. The trio had been locked in a crypt for a very long time.

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  1. seth says

    October 6, 2008 at 8:37 am

    well.. one thing for the scifi channel… that sanctuary shows pretty good.

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  2. kathy says

    October 7, 2008 at 2:45 am

    When are you going to play An American Haunting again….? I unfortunately fell asleep an hour into it. I don’t know how I could turned on the lights twice during that time. That was so far one of the best movies that I have seen on TV in a long time. Please play again so I can watch the rest of it.

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