Best Sci-Fi series

star wars is awesome, no contest. riddick is second tho pretty good flicks

No Dune?

BSG for television. It really should have been included in the poll.

StrawberryHill

Firefly. It may have only had 14 episodes, but each of those episodes is one of the best pieces of television that you will ever watch.

MetroidPrimePwn

The Alien trilogy. There was no forth film...

StarWars is a joke.

They stole all of thier Ideas From Frank Herbert's Dune, the all time best Science Fiction series.

This is stupid, the Best Scifi is found in books

I've only seen Star Wars, so I'll go with that.

BSG for television. It really should have been included in the poll.

StrawberryHill

StarWars is a joke.

They stole all of thier Ideas From Frank Herbert's Dune, the all time best Science Fiction series.

This is stupid, the Best Scifi is found in books

joelgargan

Why is Riddick up there anyway? The only decent film in the series was Pitch Black, though Escape From Butcher Bay and Assault On Dark Athena are both pretty great. It's certainly not up there with the Sci-Fi greats though, that's just silly.

Anyway, if we cut out the dire AVP movies, I'll go with the Alien series. Alien and Aliens are classics, Alien 3 was pretty good and Resurrection was an enjoyable enough popcorn flick.

Star Trek by far.

I like the old Star Trek.

Babylon 5 is in my opinion has not been rivalled since although BSG gave it a good run for it's money as far as the writing goes although BSG's final season was average at best. SG-1 is another favorite but it ran out of steam in seasons 9 and 10. Altantis was good also but that's been canned too, perhaps before it's time.

Cheers :)

Nothing beats Riddick. Nothing.Morning_Revival

hard choice

[QUOTE="StrawberryHill"]

BSG for television. It really should have been included in the poll.

IamLegend316

You fail miserably. He made the best ending battlestar galactica could have gotten. Spirituality and god was always a part of the show right from the beginning. There was no way to explain all these seemingly coïncidential but planned events without resorting to some higher being. Star trek did it with the Q's, stargate did it with the ascended ancients, BSG just called it god instead of explaining it was some sort of ascended life form. The colonials were our ancestors, apollo, hera the greek gods, the missing link. It all fit, too bad you don't see it.

[QUOTE="StrawberryHill"]

BSG for television. It really should have been included in the poll.

IamLegend316

You fail miserably. He made the best ending battlestar galactica could have gotten. Spirituality and god was always a part of the show right from the beginning. There was no way to explain all these seemingly coïncidential but planned events without resorting to some higher being. Star trek did it with the Q's, stargate did it with the ascended ancients, BSG just called it god instead of explaining it was some sort of ascended life form. The colonials were our ancestors, apollo, hera the greek gods, the missing link. It all fit, too bad you don't see it.

[QUOTE="StrawberryHill"]

BSG for television. It really should have been included in the poll.

IamLegend316

You fail miserably. He made the best ending battlestar galactica could have gotten. Spirituality and god was always a part of the show right from the beginning. There was no way to explain all these seemingly coïncidential but planned events without resorting to some higher being. Star trek did it with the Q's, stargate did it with the ascended ancients, BSG just called it god instead of explaining it was some sort of ascended life form. The colonials were our ancestors, apollo, hera the greek gods, the missing link. It all fit, too bad you don't see it.

Babylon 5