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Forgotten SF TV

This is a very weird collection of mostly 80s-90s shows (with some even weirder outliers).

A lot of these I remember hearing about at the time, but not watching. Ones I can speak to:

Brimstone – Enjoyed this one a lot. Maybe before its time.; I think the dark approach and twisted religious aspects would work better these day.

Andromeda – I watched some early episodes of this (it went 5 years, really?), but it never quite clicked in how it was written. The premise, though, is solid gold.

Time Tunnel – Crikey, how did this one get on the list? That said, as a little kid, I loved this show. I even had (dating it / myself) a green turtleneck shirt that I would wear to Kindergarten that I called my "Tony shirt".

In retrospect, I appreciated the stuff back at the lab (Whit Bissel! Lee Meriwether!) more than the poorly structured Doug & Tony plots.

Maybe my personal attachment distorts things, but I'd rate Land of the Giants as a more obscure Irwin Allen SF venture.

The Questor Tapes – I've watched the pilot / movie for this numerous times. It's sad that personalities got in the way of an actual series being made.

Ark II – I remember this Saturday morning fare. It was part of a series of post-apocalypse "Wagon Trail" type shows (realized or only piloted) that were popular in that era, with the added bonus (?) of being show on Saturday mornings.




15 Sci-Fi TV Shows You Totally Forgot Existed
Even geeks couldn’t get into these shows!

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10 thoughts on “Forgotten SF TV”

  1. Most of those I've never even heard of.

    Dark Skies – watched the first EP.

    Survivors – watched the first EP and saw that it was the standard horrible redo of a great old show, much like the horrible redo of The Prisoner.

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