In this week’s edition, Space Force returns for a new season, a look at the next Jurassic movie, some old favourites are set to return to screens and a unique category this week in the Ion Sci-Fi Awards.

It seems that our Back to the Future themed blog title for Futurama's revival may have been slightly premature.

Because this week the DeLorean - probably the most iconic real-world car from a sci-fi property - is back.

AMC's Super Bowl ad features footage for the remainder of the final series of The Walking Dead and its new upcoming spinoff Tales of the Walking Dead.

Also what might be the first footage for their upcoming series, Moonhaven.

Netflix's contribution to this year's plethora of Super Bowl ads is first half a mix of upcoming films and second half teaser for The Adam Project.

There's no new story revelations and only a small amount of new footage.

Universal have released a trailer for their mysterious upcoming sci-fi horror film, Nope.

This Super Bowl trailer is the first footage they've released for it and it succeeds in terrifying.

Just a few days, Jurassic World Dominion released their official trailer and we were impressed.

Their Super Bowl trailer is a slightly shorter version of that with maybe a few seconds of new footage.

If you've seen any of the previous teasers or trailers for Marvel's upcoming Moon Knight series, their Super Bowl ad is pretty just much more of the same.

Can't tell the difference between reality and dreams. Some footage.

Marvel have released the official trailer for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and it's attracting a modest amount of interest.

Currently second highest trending across all of YouTube.

You may or may not know but advertisements during the annual US Super Bowl (football final) are a big deal. Trailers are also on the menu which we'll visit indivually.

But before we go there it's worth mentioning that according to Variety two sci-fi film trailers nabbed 3rd and 4th positions in YouTube gameday views - Jurassic World Dominion and Nope.

A sci-fi film which has picked up a bundle of awards from indie festivals is now available on Amazon. It's called The Electric Man.

The press release says available now and Amazon have a webpage for it which can be found via google. That google result has an image from the film and an accurate synopsis but the webpage itself is blank.