The '90s were a decade with no shortage of excellent TV. And when it comes to these fan-favorite sci-fi shows, they're worth watching at least once.

Fourth, Scot Pollard shaved his head into a blond Mohawk and kept his goatee with the weird knobs on it and STILL was outdone ...

The final season of a sci-fi series tops the DVD releases for the week of March 10. "Resident Alien: Season Four": Alan Tudyk returns as everybody’s favorite extraterrestrial, posing as a small-town ...

In “Avatar: Fire and Ash," the Na’vi are once again under attack by human military forces, as well as a new warrior clan ...

The discovery is the first since 2013, when nine missing episodes were found in the storeroom of a television relay station ...

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When Stargate Atlantis premiered in 2004, more than expanding the Stargate universe, it launched an entirely new sci-fi adventure built around exploration, discovery and the mystery of ancient ...

I thought it was great. Yes, ripped off many films, but a good screenplay nonetheless (kept the film moving) and more importantly, a surprising ending. Not oscar material, but I'd give it thumbs up.

James Spader plays a floppy haired "communications expert" who used to work for SETI. When a strange object is found in the Arctic he's sent out to a research station to investigate. Our floppy haired ...