Favourite SciFi TV Series

Anonymous · **Posted:** Fri Aug 04, 2006 9:50 am

I recently watched some Dr Who? episodes and actually enjoyed it. Its not very serious but the goofiness actually adds to the fun.

Anonymous · **Posted:** Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:11 pm

It took me three months but I just finished the whole 9 series of Stargate SG1. I know the tenth series is already showing but I still have to wait for a month to get the episodes and I cant wait. This must be the longest running scifi series and still going strong.

Next project Babylon 5 and then Farscape.

stuartn15ted · **Posted:** Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:49 pm

Blade wrote:

The remake of BSG is totally different from the original. Characters are different and of course the SFX are mindblowing

yeah its very different but sooo much better. The only thing that gets me is the whole cylons were created by man thing. NO THEY WEREN'T, they were created by the.... wait for it....cylons!!! And the war had been going on for a 1000 years to. I think they should have kept that shit in the new one but, who am i to complain!

I just finished the second series of B5. Its fucking great! I have a feeling that the next three series are going to be far better then the first two, the story line has taken a long time to form as its so detailed but now that its established i can't wait to see where it goes!

Anonymous · **Posted:** Tue Aug 15, 2006 11:54 am

stuartn15ted wrote:

Blade wrote:

The remake of BSG is totally different from the original. Characters are different and of course the SFX are mindblowing

yeah its very different but sooo much better. The only thing that gets me is the whole cylons were created by man thing. NO THEY WEREN'T, they were created by the.... wait for it....cylons!!! And the war had been going on for a 1000 years to. I think they should have kept that shit in the new one but, who am i to complain!

I just finished the second series of B5. Its fucking great! I have a feeling that the next three series are going to be far better then the first two, the story line has taken a long time to form as its so detailed but now that its established i can't wait to see where it goes!

I cant wait to see how the BSG crowd get out of their current predicament. Fortunately we only have to wait until Oct 6 for season three!!!

heatseeker · **Posted:** Thu Aug 17, 2006 6:56 pm

I watched that Super Hero reality TV show once...

It sucked.

Anonymous · **Posted:** Sun Aug 27, 2006 8:07 pm

Just heard some bad news. Three of my favourite SciFi series are being cancelled after only one season! Yes, Invasion, Threshold and Surface all bite the dust after just one season. The worst news ever is that Stargate SG1 is being canceled after 10 seasons! Apparently a Guinness World Record for a scifi series. Fortunately Stargate Atlantis was picked up for a fourth season.

Anonymous · **Posted:** Tue Sep 12, 2006 1:38 pm

Just last night watched first episode of new series called Jericho about this small town in USA that has to survive a nuclear holocaust all around them. Looks interesting and may develope into good series. Skeet Ulrich plays main role.

Has anybody seen the series Eureka on the SciFi Channel? Apparently it is good but I have not seen it yet.

Rhys · **Posted:** Tue Sep 12, 2006 2:47 pm

Sci-Fi is usually gay due to cheap-ness, nerdiness or sheer gayness. I only like Futurama (which isnt really sci-fi, but whatever)

Anonymous · **Posted:** Wed Sep 13, 2006 11:56 am

following the reaper wrote:

Sci-Fi is usually gay due to cheap-ness, nerdiness or sheer gayness. I only like Futurama (which isnt really sci-fi, but whatever)

OK, so The Matrix, Star Wars, The Fifth Element, Alien, Terminator, Dark City, Blade Runner, Close Encounters, Battlestar Galactica (new series), Minority Report, Men In Black, Firefly, X-Files, just to name a few, all have the above characteristics? :blink:

Go back to watching soppy love stories and stop slagging scifi. :wink:

Skartasis · **Posted:** Wed Sep 13, 2006 11:58 am

following the reaper wrote:

Sci-Fi is usually gay due to cheap-ness, nerdiness or sheer gayness. I only like Futurama (which isnt really sci-fi, but whatever)

You suck.

Rhys · **Posted:** Thu Sep 14, 2006 1:32 pm

Blade wrote:

following the reaper wrote:

Sci-Fi is usually gay due to cheap-ness, nerdiness or sheer gayness. I only like Futurama (which isnt really sci-fi, but whatever)

OK, so The Matrix, Star Wars, The Fifth Element, Alien, Terminator, Dark City, Blade Runner, Close Encounters, Battlestar Galactica (new series), Minority Report, Men In Black, Firefly, X-Files, just to name a few, all have the above characteristics? :blink:

Go back to watching soppy love stories and stop slagging scifi. :wink:

Firefly is a western set in space/character driven drama, not sci-fi n00b :wink:

I used too strong a word, cos obviously star wars, the matrix and alien pwn.

Terminator i wouldnt say is sci-fi.

What i really meant was stuff on TV specifically, like stargate, battlestar galactica, star trek.

stuartn15ted · **Posted:** Thu Sep 14, 2006 4:12 pm

following the reaper wrote:

Blade wrote:

following the reaper wrote:

Sci-Fi is usually gay due to cheap-ness, nerdiness or sheer gayness. I only like Futurama (which isnt really sci-fi, but whatever)

OK, so The Matrix, Star Wars, The Fifth Element, Alien, Terminator, Dark City, Blade Runner, Close Encounters, Battlestar Galactica (new series), Minority Report, Men In Black, Firefly, X-Files, just to name a few, all have the above characteristics? :blink:

Go back to watching soppy love stories and stop slagging scifi. :wink:

Firefly is a western set in space/character driven drama, not sci-fi n00b :wink:

Well if thats the case, then Star Wars isn't Sceince Fiction, its just a character driven drama set in space. :rolleyes:

Pasqua · **Posted:** Thu Sep 14, 2006 7:51 pm

Isn't LOST becoming more and more sci-fi oriented?

It's my favourite TV show.

Rhys · **Posted:** Fri Sep 15, 2006 5:01 am

stuartn15ted wrote:

following the reaper wrote:

Blade wrote:

following the reaper wrote:

Sci-Fi is usually gay due to cheap-ness, nerdiness or sheer gayness. I only like Futurama (which isnt really sci-fi, but whatever)

OK, so The Matrix, Star Wars, The Fifth Element, Alien, Terminator, Dark City, Blade Runner, Close Encounters, Battlestar Galactica (new series), Minority Report, Men In Black, Firefly, X-Files, just to name a few, all have the above characteristics? :blink:

Go back to watching soppy love stories and stop slagging scifi. :wink:

Firefly is a western set in space/character driven drama, not sci-fi n00b :wink:

Well if thats the case, then Star Wars isn't Sceince Fiction, its just a character driven drama set in space. :rolleyes:

Not really. Lightsabers? the guns in firefly arent too technically advanced u know :rolleyes:

stuartn15ted · **Posted:** Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:02 am

following the reaper wrote:

stuartn15ted wrote:

following the reaper wrote:

Blade wrote:

following the reaper wrote:

Sci-Fi is usually gay due to cheap-ness, nerdiness or sheer gayness. I only like Futurama (which isnt really sci-fi, but whatever)

OK, so The Matrix, Star Wars, The Fifth Element, Alien, Terminator, Dark City, Blade Runner, Close Encounters, Battlestar Galactica (new series), Minority Report, Men In Black, Firefly, X-Files, just to name a few, all have the above characteristics? :blink:

Go back to watching soppy love stories and stop slagging scifi. :wink:

Firefly is a western set in space/character driven drama, not sci-fi n00b :wink:

Well if thats the case, then Star Wars isn't Sceince Fiction, its just a character driven drama set in space. :rolleyes:

Not really. Lightsabers? the guns in firefly arent too technically advanced u know :rolleyes:

Check out the anti aircrast gun in the first 5 mins of the first episode, clearly some one wasn't paying attention :rolleyes:

?? Or the Huge kickass looking rifes they got. I would say they were quite advanced.

Rhys · **Posted:** Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:10 am