There have been dozens of sci-fi shows that fall short of perfection, but some get so close to becoming timeless classics that it's almost frustrating ...

A Space Odyssey's ending still confuses many, yet a rare interview with director Stanley Kubrick explains it all.

Its character names of Jonah, Ruth, Samuel, and Adam also gave the sci-fi adventure series interesting biblical implications not often seen in network TV. 9. Planet of the Apes: The Series ...

Surface (2005-2006; Prime) It was a weighty sci-fi series that NBC chose to market with a cute CGI sea monster and star Lake Bell in a bikini — it's a wonder that Surface lasted 15 episodes.

The genius of “Doctor Who” is that it takes all of the best sci-fi tropes – time-travel, aliens, technology and the vast, unknowable aspects of space – and compresses it into one person.

Osiris opens in select theaters and is available on VOD on Friday, July 25.

If you were to think of your top ten anime, chances are, a sci-fi anime production might not be counted on the list if all-timers like Ghost in the Shell’s cyberpunk stylings or Code Geass’ mecha ...