JMackay

Babylon 5?

Sliders?

Battlestar Galactica (I'm a fan of the original series; haven't had a chance to see the new one really)

Quantum Leap?

X-Files? (Die hard fan!)

Buffy the Vampire Slayer? (I'm a TV series fan versus the movie...)

Angel?

OK... if you think of one I didn't list, put it down...

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Bottesini

Fringe

11th Hour

Frisky Feline

x files
Quantum Leap
CHARMED! !!!!!!!!!!!!!

wow i cant remember that i know there were more.

Royale

All Star Trek series

Original Battlestar Galatica

Babylon 5

X-files

Babyblue

Quantum Leap is cool! One show that I did enjoy!

Fringe is good.

JMackay

I haven't seen Fringe-is that new show?

I loved Quantum Leap. Scott Bakula was great! Also loved Dean Stockwell as Al. He was so funny!

I read interview from one of the Star Trek Deep Space Nine actresses (Terry Farrell), who was on an episode of the show before she was on DS9, that Mr. Bakula is super-nice.

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JMackay

All Trek shows, Babylon 5, and Battlestar Galactica original series.

X-Files rocked. I liked the first movie; the follow-up movie was a little disappointing. I had hoped after 10 years it would do well, but they waited too long to get on the ball with another X-Files movie.

Gillian Anderson still looks very young, though.

Do you have any favorite characters?

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society's_child

Co-signing..I think I have seen every single Quantum Leap save for the pilot episode. Man, that's some good tv!

I don't much care for Fringe. Fringe (imo) seems like a poor man's X-Files. I think it's a huge hit with kids who were too young to remember how truly awesome X-Files was.

*sigh* I miss the 90's.

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Bottesini

Hey I differ with you! This old lady loves the character of Walter!!

He is smarter and more eccentric than Fox Mulder.

Frisky Feline

I like fringe too. i try to keep up with watching it. i finally watched it last night.

Banjo

In the first few seasons of X-Files, it was pretty good until the movie came out. After that, it went downhill.

JMackay

Season 2 had lots of good episodes... My favorite from season 4 is when Scully finds out she has cancer. Very touching how Mulder looked after her.

Yeah, it wasn't the same after Duchovny left the show, but at least he came back in season 9 for a rap... I didn't like that she gave away the baby.

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society's_child

Yes you're quite right about that. Actually, I thought X-Files was headed south before the movie was released.

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Oops! Sorry, Botts! To each his own, right?

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Daredevel7

Loved Quantum Leap! "Oh, boy."
Also liked X-files and Battlestar Galactica (never saw the old series though).

Pepsi

I like Quantum Leap.

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JMackay

It's on DVD. I have to try the new one, but they changed stuff from what I have heard about the new series. Supposedly the Cylons are clones or something? They're TIN CANS in the original series! Ha ha ha!!

Starbuck is MALE in the original series, and there's no one quite like Dirk Benedict, the cigar-smoking rogue! (He was also on A-Team.)

My favorite was of course Richard Hatch as Apollo, and Lorne Greene as Commander Adama. That man had CLASS. It's too bad he's no longer with us. R.I.P. There is just NO replacing Lorne Greene!!

I also liked Athena. She was spunky, Cassiopea was the pretty one, and Jane Seymour's tenure on the show was short as Serina, but she's an amazing actress.

Somewhere in Time is one of my mom's favorite movies (Seymour was in that with Christopher Reeve after he did the first Superman movie.)

Somewhere in Time (1980)

"Battlestar Galactica" (1978)

Dwight Schultz (Murdock on A-Team) had a recurring role on Star Trek: The Next Generation as Barclay (Broccoli). He's also really funny!

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vanstrong

Amen to that. I saw the first episode of Fringe and it did appear like it was (sorry for the word) ripped off from XFiles. The dynamics between the two protagonists in Fringe (not including the Doctor/Father who could be Cigarette Smoking Man or AD Skinner in X Files) is nothing compared to Mulder and Scully.

I miss the 90s too.. the music, the television series, and the paranoia that most series today try to redo but just lack the timeliness. IMHO. Any thoughts on that? I'm obviously a die hard X Files fan.

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Scifibabe

I like all of them but Not the new Battlestar Galactica, too war like for my liking Yuck

Also I love British Sci Fi Shows

Dr Who
(I watch him as the 3rd Dr onward so that might made me one of the oldest Dr Who fans around unless there is oneone who watch him from the first Dr or second Dr beside my Mum)

Torchwood (Spin off from Dr Who)

Red Dwarf

Survivors (Both the 70s and last year version)

The Sci Fi Shows that I love the most are Dr Who, Torchwood, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel

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Banjo

Fringe is basically a cross between X-Files and Lost.

It's quite a good show, it's not like X-Files nor is it like Lost, but there are similar elements from both shows in it.

It's quite an interesting show, it gets better as you go further into it.

Buffalo

I like Quantum Leap and Sliders. Right now, I am watching Twlight Zone marathon.

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Steel X

X-files, for sure.

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gimbragreen

I am biggest fan

=> Star Trek (old shows and new shows TV and movies)
=>Stargate SG-1
=>Stargate Atlantis
=>Smallville (Superman)
=>some superheroes (DC comic and Marvel comic on TV or movies)
=> Oh yes! Harry Potter (Fantasy) (all book numbers: 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7 Movies too)

cdaigle430

Alot of good ones have already been listed;


Here are my favs.

3rd Rock from the Sun (My fav.)
Lost in Space
Land of the Lost
The Twilight Sone
Lost
Futurama
The Wild Wild West
Space 1999
V
Sliders
Kinght Rider
Airwolfe
and Farscape.

cdaigle430

How could I forget- The Jetsons.

VamPyroX

You ready for the upcoming Stargate Universe?

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gimbragreen

Not yet show on Space TV.

~SG~

Here is my favorite:

Stargate SG-1
Stargate Atlantis
Angel
Buffy the vampire slayer
Charmed
Star Trek
Babylon 5
Quantum Leap
Smallvillie
Dr Who
X-files

Can't remember what else.

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First Wave (1998-2001)
* The Canadian series lasted 3 seasons (66 episodes) and aired on Sci-Fi channel
* Francis Ford Coppola was credited as an executive producer.
* For fans of X-Files, Millennium, etc.

Premise:
Reformed thief Cade Foster discovers that aliens are among us in the form of genetic clones, intent on enslaving the population. To assess the human potential to fight back, they gather data from 117 test subjects. When Foster remembers the tests conducted on him, the aliens frame him for his wife's murder. Pursued by the police and a mysterious government agent, Foster discovers the quatrains of Nostradamus, which tells of three waves which will destroy the planet, unless a "twice blessed man" can stop them. Aided by a quirky cyber-journalist, Foster investigates strange occurrences which have ties to Nostradamus' quatrains, hoping to find what he needs to forestall the aliens' plans. The Internet Movie Database (IMDb)

Alternative summary:
Former thief Cade Foster discovers that aliens are conducting experiments among humans as part of the first wave of their invasion of our world. He sets out to fight them, with the assistance of a conspiracy theorist known as Crazy Eddie, who helps him discover the relevance of prophecies made in 1564 by Nostradamus, who predicted the destruction of the Earth in 3 terrifying waves by aliens known as the Gua. Cade and his allies attempt to use the ancient seer's quatrains to guide them to the aliens' various activities. TV.com - Free Full Episodes & Clips, Show Info and TV Listings Guide

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