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Killjoys (Syfy 2015, Hannah John-Kamen, Aaron Ashmore)

From the producers of Orphan Black (Temple Street Productions) and the creator of Lost Girl (Michelle Lovretta), Killjoys follows a fun-loving, hard living trio of interplanetary...

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Johnny and the Bomb (BBC-1 2006, George Mackay, Frank Finlay)

In three part children’s scifi drama Johnny and the Bomb, Johnny Maxwell comes into the possession of a bag-lady’s shopping trolley stuffed with bin bags which...

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Legend of Death (BBC 1965, David Andrews, John Phillips)

Scifi drama serial Legend of Death was a reworking of the Theseus and the Minotaur legend. Volunteers sent to an atomic planet on the island of...

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Seaquest DSV (Seaquest 2032) (NBC 1993-1995, Roy Scheider)

Taking sci-fi to the ocean’s floor, SeaQuest DSV chronicled the adventures of a huge and high-tech research submarine, the DSV or “Deep Submergence Vehicle.” Produced by...

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Fantastic Journey, The (Columbia 1977, Jared Martin, Katie Saylor)

Scfi drama series The Fantastic Journey followed a group of scientists and the crew of the yacht they are on after they are lost inside the...

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Outlander (Starz 2014, Caitriona Balfe, Sam Heughan)

Outlander follows the story of Claire Randall, a married combat nurse from 1945 who is mysteriously swept back in time to 1743 Scotland, where she is...

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Captain Nice (NBC 1967, William Daniels, Alice Ghostley)

Created by Buck Henry, who helped spawn Get Smart and Saturday Night Live, Captain Nice was an attempt to follow the campy superheroic lead of TV’s...

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Battlestar Galactica (ABC 1978-1980, Lorne Greene, Dirk Benedict)

Star Wars was definitely the pop-culture phenomenon of the 70’s. Once it caught on with the public, every entertainment-based company in the world either wanted to...

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Babylon 5 (Syndicated 1993-1998, Michael O’Hare, Bruce Boxleitner)

Star Trek: The Next Generation became a long-running hit in syndication during the late 80’s, proving that there was still an audience for space-operas. Plenty of...