What kind of Sci-Fi Fan are you?

[Alyxx Thorne]

Blimey! You lads are some scurvy rascals.

Indeed we are, ol' chap.

[BTGBullseye]

Though most of us here may not be Brits, I do think we do ourselves a disservice by leaving off Dr. Who.

Yes, I forgot to put that up there... Adding now...

[Bjossi]

This is the last time I vote on this poll.

[Doom Shepherd]

Unfortunately, now I can't vote for all the ones I really like. Should have been a way to "check all that apply."

[BTGBullseye]

Unfortunately, now I can't vote for all the ones I really like. Should have been a way to "check all that apply."

There is, but I don't want people just checking them all...

[Doom Shepherd]

Well, I've never watched Farscape or Stargate, and I think Starship Troopers sucked balls (the movie, that is. The book was freaking brilliant). so I wouldn't vote those. Or the prequels.

[J.C.]

This has got to be the most random poll I've ever seen. But for some reason, I can't keep off voting in every iteration.

 

[mysteryliner]

i pretty much like all Sci-Fi that has real deep layers of history, science, theory, etc. and speaks to me

example Terminator theorize about the whole time travel and its paradoxes and tech. singularity

or Star Wars, the way that even the smallest of characters or references to planets or battles have more depth and history then some entire movies.

[J.C.]

I was looking the other day at some old 70's sci-fi shows called "The Starlost" and "Sapphire and steel". Anyone remember those? The first one shows a group of people exploring a giant spaceship (that has more or less reverted to a wild state) containing the last remains of the human race. The other features two "elemental agents" that investigate strange phenomena.