List of science fiction television programs
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List of television shows with significant science fiction elements.
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Aliens on Earth
Alien Invasion
Children's Series
- Children of the Dog Star
- Galidor
- The Clangers
- The Girl from Tomorrow
- Land of the Lost
- Ocean Girl
- Power Rangers
- Space Cases
- The Tomorrow People
Disaster and destruction
Life in the Future
Parallel Universes
Spaceship based
- Andromeda
- Battlestar Galactica
- Blake's 7
- Crusade
- Enterprise
- Farscape
- Fireball XL5
- Firefly
- Futurama
- Lexx
- Lost in Space
- Red Dwarf
- Space 1999 (technically on the Moon, but unrealistically hurtling through space)
- Space 2000
- Space: Above and Beyond
- Space Patrol
- Space Rangers
- Star Trek
- Star Trek: The Next Generation
- Star Trek: Voyager
- Salvage One
Superhumans
- The Bionic Woman
- Birds of Prey
- Captain Scarlet
- Dark Angel
- The Greatest American Hero
- The Man from Atlantis
- Mutant X
- The Six-Million Dollar Man
- Sapphire and Steel (two enigmatic agents with psi powers)
- Superman (several TV shows, cartoons, and movies)
Space station based
Time travel based
- Crime Traveller
- Doctor Who
- The Girl from Tomorrow
- Goodnight Sweetheart
- Quantum Leap
- Seven Days
- Sliders
- The Time Tunnel
- Time Trax
- Timeslip
- Voyagers
Vehicle based
Anthologies
Misc
- The Avengers (many fantastic and science fictional elements)
- Earth 2
- Galaxy High
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
- Joe 90
- Land of the Giants
- Mystery Science Theater 3000
- The Omega Factor
- The Quatermass Experiment
- Quatermass II
- Quatermass and The Pit
- Quatermass, aka The Quatermass Conclusion
- Sapphire and Steel
- Stargate SG-1
- Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
- VR-5
see also: science fiction television, science fiction sitcom, List of science fiction short stories
References
- Adapted from the Wikipedia article, "List of science fiction television programs" http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_science_fiction_television_programs September 22, 2003

