Some classics and mostly UK ones (none, bar Red Dwarf, are set in space). Westworld, Fringe, Black Mirror, Red Dwarf, Bugs, The Lazarus Project, Life on Mars, Misfits, The Leftovers, Quantum Leap, Utopia, Severance.
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In no particular order
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Battlestar Galactica
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Farscape
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MST3K
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Travellers
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Most Star Trek and Stargate
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Dr Who
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Electric Sheep
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Twin Peaks
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X-Files
I'll probably add to this as they occur to me
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I just watched through Continuum. It's pretty solid.
If Continuum's not your thing and you'd prefer keeping with something space-y, but still want to stick with the "Canadian Sci-Fi Starring Roger Cross" genre, there's the original Dark Matter.
I fucking hate how it has essentially turned into the next Idiocracy.
People are born with a life debt because corporation run everything. WTF. It’s not that bad yet but I see too many similarities happening.
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Love Continuum. Laughed at the "Canadian Sci-Fi starring Roger Cross" comment. Made me think 'Show where Richard Harmon plays a jerk whose kinda right (See also 'The 100'). Or 'Any Sci-Fi with Lexa Doig'- Continuum, Andromeda, a bit of SG-1. And Dark Matter was good, should have gotten more seasons.
I can't look right now, but wasn't there a comic that wrapped up after the cliffhanger when Dark Matter ended? Obv if there is, I haven't seen it yet. Maybe I'm thinking of something else though.
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