Top 50 Sci-Fi Shows Of All Time
10-01-05, 11:57 PM
#26
Senior Member
Originally Posted by maingon
the list isnt SERIOUSLY flawed, just someones opinion. My top ten would be differnt then yours.
my would be
1. Firelfy
2. Lost ( I guess its sci-fi)
3. Battlestar Galactica (new)
4. Dark Angel
5. Buffy
6. Angel
7. Roswell
8. X-files
9. Farscape
10. Miracles or Medium (if its Sci-fi)
my would be
1. Firelfy
2. Lost ( I guess its sci-fi)
3. Battlestar Galactica (new)
4. Dark Angel
5. Buffy
6. Angel
7. Roswell
8. X-files
9. Farscape
10. Miracles or Medium (if its Sci-fi)
10-02-05, 12:04 PM
#28
Senior Member
But you clearly are not qualified to make such a statement. Have you even seen The original Twilight Zone? The original Star Trek? Babylon 5? etc? My guess is no, so you are not an expert enough to say that those shows are better than the ones I just listed or to make a list of the top 50 shows of all time. Top 50 shows of your lifetime thus far, maybe. Do you see the distinction?
10-02-05, 12:16 PM
#29
Moderator
Originally Posted by waporvare
Really? What exactly does constitute science and fiction then?
10-02-05, 12:23 PM
#30
DVD Talk Hero
Groucho is absolutely correct in his interpretation of science fiction but wrong about Firefly. It's science fiction; we just never got the chance to fully explore it, so it seems gray. See Serenity, and you'll know what I mean.
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10-02-05, 12:36 PM
#31
Moderator
That may be, das. But you can't call it the "best sci-fi of all time" if it never got around to exploring those areas.
By the way, it's not a knock on the show. Indeed, I enjoy the "Western" episodes much more than the "Space" ones.
By the way, it's not a knock on the show. Indeed, I enjoy the "Western" episodes much more than the "Space" ones.
10-02-05, 12:58 PM
#33
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Originally Posted by Groucho
True science fiction, to me, means that the science is an intergral part of the story. If you can remove the science and still tell the same story, it's not "hard" science fiction.
