The DVD boxed set is the best thing that ever happened to us SciFi TV fans. Here are five sure to please the ones on your gift list.

The 1979 series "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century," now available on DVD, can now be valued for its retro kitsch value as well as the SciFi content. Definitely worth a trip down memory lane!

Although these five underrated SciFi gems haven´t yet been made available on DVD, we´re still hoping that someone will see the light and release them.

Since the "Boyz from the Dwarf" were introduced to British audiences in 1988, they´ve been a cult favorite. Today, "Red Dwarf" is still making us laugh--and a movie is in the works.

One of the longest-lived TV series in the world, "Doctor Who," will be returning to BBC airwaves next spring. What can fans expect from the newest incarnation of the meddlesome time traveler?

The series "Jeremiah" postulated a post-apocalyptic future that was full of action and excitement. Here´s the info on the second and final season.

Showtime´s post-apocalyptic thriller "Jeremiah" featured two seasons of virus-fueled excitement for fans. Here's an episode guide to the first season.

In 1987, a little-publicized children´s TV series with a rather silly title hit the airwaves--and became a cult classic.

At first glance, J.J. Abrams´ new ABC series "Lost" looks more like "Survivor" than SciFi. But keep watching...you´ll be surprised.

Play hangman with primetime SciFi TV titles and character names.