#Sci-Fi Series

[gebo4482]

How Zeke Got Religion - Love Death + Robots Volume 4

[magus95]

She's a crazy little fairy

[katarinamajerhold]

I again watched the French sci-fi series Missions about a woman (a psychologist by profession) from another planet (an entirely different alien species) who is the key to interdimensional travel, the evolution of the various species (also humans), and parallel universes.

In this series, you can find well-known notions about Atlantida (also mentioned by Plato), Annunaki, parallel universes, the first humans on Mars, telepathic communication, synchronicity, star gates, and super-intelligent AI. 

Interestingly, Missions and the 3-body problem express the same resentment towards the human species. If 3-body problem portrays humans as almost an evil species towards the whole earth's ecosystem Missions address this same aspect from the perspective of being a fragile species making the same mistakes over and over again and nothing learning from them (greed, violence, envy, competition, immediate gratification ...) which leads the main protagonist to decide that human species is not worth saving.

But the main difference is that technological progression is not the main theme of the sci-fi, interpersonal relations are and their influence on the evolution of the entire race. The same is true with another French sci-fi series Ad Vitam about the future where humans discovered how to rejuvenate themselves endlessly.

My opinion is that the French make the best sci-fi series, series that make you think, are about relations and not only enjoying the technological progress and cgi.

[amesmonde]

Andor (2022-2025) Review

Tony Gilroy’s Andor stands apart as the most grounded and character-driven entry in the Star Wars universe since Rogue One. While the first season focused heavily on world-building – establishing the political decay, simmering rebellion, and personal toll of Imperial rule – season two sharpens its focus, delivering a slow-burn thriller that, while painfully predictable to anyone with even a…

[greencheekconure27]

I want more people to have watched the Lexx but also Lexx is so weird recommending it to people is awkward.

[theindexproject]

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[gracehosborn]

For the wip list game!

The Earths Beyond Series

Thank you for the ask!

The Earths Beyond Series was a project that I started years ago while waiting on feedback for an earlier draft of Ink of Destruction. The series was planned to be a hard (or realistic) sci-fi space opera set a few centuries in the future. It followed a teenage girl named Mallory, who while interning for her father, discovered a hidden file detailing the discovery and colonization of some dozen planets a few centuries back who were currently at war with one another. This information having been kept a secret from the public by the government to prevent disruption. Mallory and a group of friends would then (after lots of thought) hijack a ship to go explore this conflict, and the series would center around their eventual entanglement in this war, as they tried to spread the word and get aid. The Earths Beyond was also planned to be written non-linearly, and gradually include the perspectives of other characters in Mallory’s crew and their enemies.

I only got part way into the planning stage of this project, and once getting back to IOD, I kinda forgot it ever existed lol. I still have the files saved though. I might come back to it someday—or take parts from what I had planned and use them elsewhere—but who knows. I do think 16 year-old Me came up with an interesting concept though.

[ninjajustice]

I remember when I was staying at hotels I would watch this show

QUANTUM LEAP 3.10 A Little Miracle - December 24, 1962

[multisnapshott]

Top 10 Netflix Shows to Watch in 2025

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[prinnay]

Planettes, 2018

[gebo4482]

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters - Official Titan Preparedness Plan

[magus95]

Oh, my little crazy

[captaingimpy]

Thoughts on Media: The Three-Body Problem

I recently delved into The Three-Body Problem and it’s been a transformative experience, pushing me into an existential reflection I hadn’t anticipated. The show’s premise, set against the backdrop of cosmic vastness and the relentless march of scientific progress, struck a chord that resonates deeply. A Universe Teeming with Life and Paradox:One of the most compelling aspects of The Three-Body…

[joncronshawauthor]

📚 Major Milestones & New Entertainment Ventures | Author Diary - April 19, 2024 🎮✨

📝 “The Knight and the Rebel” Update: I’ve reached a pivotal moment this week by finishing the first draft of Ragnar’s POV in “The Knight and the Rebel,” part of the Ravenglass Legends series. It’s always rewarding to complete a major section of a novel, and I’m looking forward to the next phases of revision. 🧟‍♂️ “Punks Versus Zombies” Progress: In addition to my work on Ravenglass Legends,…