Former Sliders comic editor Jeff Gomez concludes his interview with Earth Prime by talking about “Get a Life,” the realities of comic production, canceled and scrapped ideas, and how the series stacks up against its televised counterpart.

In this first part of a two-part interview, former Sliders comic editor Jeff Gomez discusses the duties, the highs, and the lows of producing comics for Acclaim Entertainment.

In the second part of an ongoing interview, Sliders Producer Jon Povill talks at lengths about the origin of the storyline and the internal politics that fueled its production (and cliffhanger).

The Sliders‘ writer and producer talks about getting the job, writing the scripts, abandoned concepts, “Twisted Cross,” and his favorite episode in the first of a multi-part interview.

The writer of Prince of Wails talks about being first, the joys of a good showrunner, and the distaste he has for certain pompous blowhard commentators!

The artists behind Inkwork’s Alternate Worlds talk about their influences, styles and the art they created that’s become a part of Sliders lore.

The outspoken (and often zombified) writer of Sole Survivors talks about selling your first pitch, rejected story ideas and the realities of a freelance television writer.

In April 2000, Earth Prime sat down with Sliders star Cleavant Derricks. Read the exclusive interview where he talks about being the only surviving original cast member, behind the scenes trivia, and his thoughts on the franchise.

Story Editor Keith Damron jumps online to talk to the fans in this infamous SCIFI.COM interview

As part of the Sliders Online Convention held January 26, 1998, Sliders producer/writer Marc Scott Zicree agreed to sit down and answer questions from the fans.

Lloyd Quinto emailed head writer Marc Scott Zicree to welcome him to the show and wish him well. Along with the email, he sent a series of questions related to the fourth season of and was quite surprised when he actually responded with detailed, exciting, shocking and very honest answers!

The chat that started it all. Take a trip back in time to 1997 and read about the struggle for the show going on between the third and fourth seasons. As we all know, unfortunately, the wrong team won.