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At 2/21/09 01:36 AM, WarteryMind wrote: Stupid faulty Youtube....not letting me see the video...

If you're having troubles, search "Firefly proves "darn" is more bad-ass than "This is Sparta!"" on Youtube.

Star Trek

to find someone as cool as James T. Kirk.

and have kirk children.....my life would be made

SCIENTOLOGY.

But nah, Star Wars, since it's the only one I know.

Star Trek for life....though i hope its a glimpse into our futures. But I cannot deny my undying love for Farscape and Lexx

At 2/21/09 12:29 AM, Me-Patch wrote: 2001 a Space Oddyssey for sure.

yeah agreed

Futurama, I suppose that counts.

Big fan of Blade Runner and Logan's Run too, but they aren't really a series

If you're willing to read, I'd go with most things by Asimov. Foundation series was good, as was the novel I Robot.

Seaquest, dude. Seaquest.

At 2/21/09 01:56 AM, Haoie wrote: Wonder what happens if you put them all together.

it would rupture the space time continuum and we all would plunge into an age of darkness in which i would be master overlord of the human population

At 2/21/09 03:54 AM, C-Hawk wrote: Seaquest, dude. Seaquest.

i dont think it was even all that good, buck rogers would be better... and THATS a push

2001: A Space Odessey or The HitchHiker's Guide to the Galaxy (The book or the Radio Series, not the movie)

2001: A Space Odessey for a serious Sci-Fi.
The HitchHiker's Guide to the Galaxy for comedy.

Isaac Asimov's Foundation series.

Firefly.

I have a few:

Firefly and Serenity- I loved the movie and series.
FLASH GORDON- The theme song is catchy.
Stargate- Another captivating and original series and movie.
Star Wars- Storm Troopers and Wookies FTW.

At 2/22/09 01:14 PM, TheMaster wrote: Firefly.

I liked Serenity, unfortunately the serie's isn't really available here, and I'm too lazy to torrent it.

star wars

At 2/22/09 01:16 PM, JohnnyWang wrote:

At 2/22/09 01:14 PM, TheMaster wrote: Firefly.

I liked Serenity, unfortunately the serie's isn't really available here, and I'm too lazy to torrent it.

The series is so, so much better than Serenity. Torrent it.

2001: Space Odyssey sucked nuts. It was a total snore-fest even at it's peak.

The movie, that is. I'm sure the book was miles better.

At 2/21/09 01:02 AM, MissingNYC wrote: Anime doesnt quite fall into what i meant man... Ultra man however maybe...

Why wouldn't anime fall into it? You said science fiction. So it could be any form of animation, video game, book, lore, anything.

At 2/22/09 01:23 PM, Kerfloffle wrote: 2001: Space Odyssey sucked nuts. It was a total snore-fest even at it's peak.

The movie, that is. I'm sure the book was miles better.

Haven't seen the movie, but agree on the book. Clarke does write some good hard sci-fi (though it's a bit hilarious, especially if you read the later installations to the series, to notice where his predictions went wrong).

I loved Star Wars, and have for almost all my life (Originals were the best).

See, Star Wars is more Science Fiction, compared to Arthur C. Clarke's stuff which sometimes is more Science Fiction.

It's a shame no one mentionned Blade Runner, one of the most important Science Fiction work in history. Haven't read the book, but the movie is one of my favorites of all times.

Also in the list, 1984 (though its becoming less and less science-fiction as time goes by), 2001 : A Space Odissey and of course the first Star Wars trilogy :)

At 2/22/09 01:33 PM, MegaMelmo wrote: See, Star Wars is more Science Fiction, compared to Arthur C. Clarke's stuff which sometimes is more Science Fiction.

The usual distinction is "hard" vs. "soft" sci-fi. A.C. Clarke's stuff is the hard quality, the one that's grounded heavily in scince, also sometimes called "speculative fiction", that is, science-based speculation of the future. Soft sci-fi, on the other hand, is bit like fantasy, just with lasers and spaceships and stuff.

At 2/22/09 01:30 PM, JohnnyWang wrote: Haven't seen the movie, but agree on the book. Clarke does write some good hard sci-fi (though it's a bit hilarious, especially if you read the later installations to the series, to notice where his predictions went wrong).

I certainly don't doubt it was an influential novel, problem is that i've never actually read the darn thing. The movie, although somewhat iconic "I can't let you do that Dave." etc, was not nearly worth the accolades of Best Science Fiction anything.

At 2/21/09 01:32 AM, Sticky wrote: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Really why has nobody mentioned it yet?

After that Doctor Who and Red Dwarf.

Science Fiction is just shit when it takes itself too seriously.

Doctor Who FTW

What is it now, like 70 years since the first episode?