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Max Headroom: The Series
14 episodes (1987-1988) 60m
British phenomenon that started out as a rock video show featuring a computer-generated head, which we later find out is an electronic incarnation of a human investigative journalist. The 1987-88 US television series has the wise-cracking Max (Matt Frewer) getting some flesh and blood help to investigate a seedy collection of cyberpunk ills. 'Out there' series that needs to be seen.
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The X-Files
202 episodes (1993-2002) 60m
The truth is out there… but trust no-one while trying to find it. The now familiar Mulder and Scully investigate the FBI's X-Files, which seem to contain a pattern of alien activities. Nebulous cover-ups and conspiracies, however, appear to be keeping the entire operation under wraps. Mixed sci-fi with the paranormal, in the process taking science fiction TV to a whole new level.
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Eureka
77 episodes (2006-2012) 60m
As the promo blurb says… small town, big secret. Colin Ferguson stars as US Marshall Jack Carter. A car accident leads him to Eureka, a safe haven research facility for the nation's greatest minds. While there are plenty of sci-fi elements to the show, it also has its quirky offbeat sides that make it a nice mix of speculative fiction genres. Great fun and a well-deserved ratings winner.
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Fringe
100 episodes (2008-2013) 60m
Lost creator J.J. Abrams promised this series would be a little easier to follow for the casual viewer. An attractive FBI agent, an eccentric scientist, and his ingenious (but wayward) son take on X-Files-style investigations of 'fringe science' - all of which are interconnected by 'The Pattern'. Also involved is a leading global technology corporation and their bioterrorist opposition.

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Warehouse 13
63 episodes (2009-2014) 60m
Although best described as a 'science fantasy', this show has plenty of genre credentials within the sci-fi community. Warehouse 13 is a repository for supernatural objects collected over the centuries. The show follows the exploits of two U.S. Secret Service agents as they strive to retrieve lost objects and investigate reports of new ones. Good-natured, highly-enjoyable fun.

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Sense8
24 episodes (2015-2018) 60m
A group of people around the world are suddenly linked mentally and emotionally, and must survive being hunted by those who see them as a threat to the world's order. To start with, they have to figure how and why they are connected. It ties into the Biologic Preservation Organization (BPO) and Whispers, a high-ranking sensate inside the BPO. To survive, they must learn more about themselves.

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Project Blue Book
20 episodes (2019-2020) 60m
A tough US Air Force officer and a sceptical scientist investigate UFO and alien conspiracies as Cold War paranoia spreads. Ostensibly based on the real-life Project Blue Book that ran from 1952 to 1969, the show focuses on some of the more interesting cases from the historical files. Although the real-life project found no evidence of alien visitation, the series raises some questions.

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Devs
8 episodes (2020) 60m
A young computer engineer, Lily, investigates the secretive development division of her employer, a cutting-edge tech company based in San Francisco's Silicon Valley, which she believes is behind the disappearance of her boyfriend. An intelligent well-made miniseries that addresses some deeply serious philosophical themes, this one is certain to get the brainwaves buzzing.

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Outer Range
8+ episodes (2022-pres) 60m
A rancher, Royal Abbott (Josh Brolin), whose daughter has disappeared discovers a mysterious black void in one of his pastures while fighting for his family and land with a rival family. Imogen Poots delivers a fine performance as the young woman who shows up and squats on Abbott's land. Wikipedia categorises the show as a "science fiction neo-Western", which is right on the money. Terrific.


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