Give me your recent or ancient sci-fi shows that you like. I need them!

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    3 days ago

    I was recently surprised by The Orville. A surprising project to come from Seth McFarlane, but an absolutely well-made homage to Star Trek.

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    J. Michael Straczynski’s Babylon 5. Like most series it starts slow and awkward, but when it starts moving…also Crusade, a lesser known spinoff in the Babylon 5 universe that got pulled by the same creator because of network stupidity.

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      Later show G’Kar and Molari are worth it alone. The great story and actors is all just a lovely extra.

      Crusade still lives on in my heart because of those crazy technomancer guys and their weird ships.

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      I have the DVD box set. Wish I could get my wife to watch it with me. She likes BSG but I feel like she’d just make fun of the graphics now. Also it might be too slow paced for her.

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    Some classics and mostly UK ones (none, bar Red Dwarf, are set in space). Westworld, Fringe, Black Mirror, Red Dwarf, Bugs, The Lazarus Project, Life on Mars, Misfits, The Leftovers, Quantum Leap, Utopia, Severance.

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      3 days ago

      This might be obvious, but don’t think you can watch series and continue with books.

      You could catch up, but the characters, while same, can be different. And the early books are worth it even when tou watched the show already.

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    2 days ago

    Battlestar Galactica, the reboot not the original!

    Or just watch The Expanse again. It’s spoilt me for space scifi. Have watched (also bought bluray) it getting on for a dozen times now.

    Currently trying Halo.

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    3 days ago

    People mention the old (ish) dark matter but I also quite enjoyed the new Dark Matter on apple TV.

    If you have that then severance and silo are also on there. Apple is doing a great job with well written sci-fi.