Very few one-season series have garnered as much attention as this one--and now it´s returning on the SciFi Channel as a remake. We can´t wait to see what will happen next!

Doctor Who, Red Dwarf and other favorites are among the most loved SciFi TV shows--and they´re from the U.K.

Although this syndicated series lasted only one season, it was highly underrated by parents and the toy companies that invested in it. Today, it´s a cult classic worthy of attention.

One of the best ways to keep up with older SciFi shows is through the miracle of the boxed-set DVD.

This "wagon train in space" series aired on NBC during the 1994-1995 season.

There´s a lot of scifi out there--good, bad and mediocre. Some of it has made its way into our collective pop culture consciousness--some of it has been more or less forgotten. Here are some shows we

Joss Whedon´s short-lived space series was far better than Fox executives realized. Fortunately, it returns in movie form in 2005 with "Serenity."

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Six movies, dozens of novels and even a TV show or two in the works makes this one of the most prolific of SciFi franchises.

This series ran for 10 years--first on Showtime, then on the SciFi Channel.

This groundbreaking series from the 1990s still influences today´s TV shows.

First as a two-part, 10-hour miniseries, then as a weekly series, this SciFi TV favorite aired between 1983 and 1985.