Recent Sci-Fi articles

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   Waste Your Weekend With TV Shows From Comics

   Posted by Scott Lew – Leave A Comment

   We're not really talking about spandex suits or cheesy one-liners, these three shows take comic book origin stories and spin them for the screen.
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   TV Visionaries: Glen A. Larson

   Posted by Jennifer Hudock – 1 Comment

   During the 1980s, Glen A. Larson was responsible for numerous hit series, including B.J. and the Bear, The Fall Guy, Knight Rider and Magnum P.I.
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   Thursday Theater: Old Favorites Come To The Small Screen

   Posted by Missy Armstrong – Leave A Comment

   Some of my all-time favorites are coming to the TV this week, and I can't wait!
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   Top Cult Shows: Babylon 5

   Posted by Michael Littles – 1 Comment

   This cult classic science fiction series may be one of the best you've never seen.
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   Why Caprica is Quality Sci-Fi TV

   Posted by Jennifer Hudock – 4 Comments

   Just five episodes into the series, Caprica does more than fill the void created by Battlestar Galactica's series finale.
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   Waste your Weekend With Futurama

   Posted by Scott Lew – Leave A Comment

   It is now official, with the entire original cast set to return, brand new episodes of Futurama will begin airing on Comedy Central this June.
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   TV Visionaires: John Dykstra

   Posted by James Melzer – Leave A Comment

   If you've ever seen a spaceship on the small screen, chances are John Dykstra invented the camera that filmed it.
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   Friday Fotos: Vampire Diaries

   Posted by Cindy Graham – Leave A Comment

   Good versus evil; the age-old battle marches on in the world of vampires.
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   Thursday Theater: This Week is a Buffet of Great Movies

   Posted by Missy Armstrong – Leave A Comment

   Don’t randomly search the channels then miss the first ten minutes of a movie. Just find one you like from the list below and and set a date with the TV.
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    TV Visionaries: Ronald D. Moore

    Posted by Jennifer Hudock – Leave A Comment

    Before his success with Battlestar Galactica, he managed to slip a script he wrote to Gene Rodenberry's assistant while touring the set of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

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