The February 2007 issue of Sci Fi magazine lists its choices for the 20 sexist people in science fiction film and TV. The 10 men and women are as follows:

Top 10 Sexiest Men of Sci Fi 2007
1. Taye Diggs (Day Break, House on Haunted Hill)
2. Jamie Bamber (Battlestar Galactica)
3. Naveen Andrews (Lost, Rollerball, Mighty Joe Young)
4. Justin Hartley (Smallville, Mercy Reef)
5. Daniel Craig (Casino Royale, Tomb Raider)
6. Clive Owen (Children of Men, Sin City)
7. Paul Blackthorne (The Dresden Files)
8. Santiago Cabrera (Heroes)
9. Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight, The Brothers Grimm, A Knight’s Tale)
10. Jensen Ackles (Supernatural, Smallville, Dark Angel)

Top 10 Sexiest Women of Sci Fi 2007
1. Evangeline Lilly (Lost, Kingdom Hospital)
2. Jessica Alba (Fantastic Four, Sin City, Dark Angel)
3. Erica Durance (Smallville, Butterfly Effect 2)
4. Jessica Biel (Blade Trinity)
5. Eva Mendes (Ghost Rider)
6. Jennifer Love Hewitt (Ghost Whisperer)
7. Grace Park (Battlestar Galactica)
8. Freema Agyeman (Doctor Who)
9. Kristanna Loken (Terminator 3, Painkiller Jane)
10. Ali Larter (Heroes, Final Destination)

For the week ending December 24, 2006 (Monday through Sunday),”Be Kind, Rewind,” a repeat episode of NBC’s Medium drew the largest audience of all science fiction and fantasy series on broadcast network television, according to Nielsen figures gleaned from various media outlets.

Second and third, respectively, were repeat episodes of the CW’s Smallville and Supernatural. Facing no new episodes of CSI or Grey’s Anatomy, Supernatural’s share of the 18-to-49 year old audience grew compared to last week, while Smallville‘s ratings remained stable.

THE LIST
1. Medium 5.12 million households (2.87 million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Be Kind, Rewind”

2. Smallville 1.89 million households (1.44 million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Reunion”

3. Supernatural 1.45 million households (1.18 million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Children Shouldn’t Play with Dead Things”

For the week ending December 17, 2006 (Monday through Sunday), “Profiles in Terror” a new episode of NBC’s Medium drew the largest audience of all science fiction and fantasy series on broadcast network television, according to Nielsen figures gleaned from various media outlets.

The highly-touted episode guest starred actor Kurwood Smith (That 70s Show) as agent Edward Cooper, an FBI profiler that Allison ( Patricia Arguette) idolizes. More than 7 million households tuned into the episode, resulting in almost 5 million viewers in the advertiser prized 18-to-49-year-old demographic.

Second was a new episode of CBS’s Ghost Whisperer, which scored just under 7 million households with 3.66 million 18-to-49ers. ABC’s Day Break also aired a new episode with just over 3 million households and fewer than 2 million 18-to-49 years olds bothering to tune in. ABC later pulled the plug on the struggling show Friday.

Bringing up the rear were repeat episodes of the CW’s Smallville and Supernatural.

THE LIST
1. Medium 7.35 million households (4.83 million 18-49 yo)
   New: “Profiles in Terror”

2. Ghost Whisperer 6.79 million households (3.66 million 18-49 yo)
   New:”Cat’s Claw”

3. Day Break 3.12 million households (1.83 million 18-49 yo)
   New: “What If They Find Him ”

4. Smallville 2.34 million households (1.57 million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Wither”

5. Supernatural 1.56 million households (1.04million 18-49 yo)
   Repeat: “Blood Lust”