Three cinema films about Rick Grimes became six television episodes, and the two people at the centre of them meet again in the first. Danai Gurira co-created the run and wrote its fourth episode while playing Michonne in it.
Twenty years after a flu emptied the world, a troupe of travelling actors keeps performing, and its lead was eight years old the night it all began. Patrick Somerville adapted Emily St. John Mandel's novel, and the pandemic moved his shoot to the outskirts of Toronto.
Amazon’s Western-inflected mystery surrenders to a slow burn: a Wyoming rancher faces a land dispute and an impossible hole in the pasture that seems to bend time. Josh Brolin anchors the restraint, while Brian Watkins frames the strangeness with unease.
A delightful TV adaptation of Douglas Adams' cult favorite, "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy" is a surreal comedy series that explores life's absurdities through space-time misadventures.
With its sharp wit and unforgettable characters, this series stands out for its faithful yet fresh take on the beloved book series, combining British humor with an intergalactic journey that's both thought-provoking and entertaining.
An ambitious voyage into the final frontier, "Star Trek" is a sci-fi series that forever changed the landscape of television. This iconic TV show intertwines space exploration with philosophical dilemmas, led by an unforgettable ensemble cast.
Beyond its stunning visual effects and memorable characters, the series is celebrated for its daring storytelling and social commentary, reflecting and challenging cultural norms since its inception. It remains an enduring symbol of hope and curiosity in science fiction.
Black Mirror is a mind-bending TV show exploring the dystopian possibilities of technology through standalone episodes, often blending sci-fi and psychological thriller.
Its uniqueness lies in its haunting reflection on modern society, boasting an impressive cast with performances that linger in the viewer's mind long after the screen fades to black.
In a post-apocalyptic YA series that became something sharper, one hundred juvenile delinquents are dropped onto Earth ninety-seven years after nuclear war, where survivors have already rebuilt. The CW launched the show, based on a novel by Kass Morgan, and it outgrows its packaging early.
Ten years after the fall of the Jedi, a hidden Obi-Wan Kenobi leaves Tatooine to rescue a kidnapped young Leia and finds Darth Vader in his way. Six episodes directed by Deborah Chow, with Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen back in their prequel roles.
A divorced English teacher uses a portal in a diner pantry to reach 1960, with three years to wait before he can stop the assassination of Kennedy. Stephen King's novel, developed for Hulu by Bridget Carpenter, with James Franco in the lead and directing one of the eight episodes.
At Aunt Lydia's school in Gilead, a girl destined to marry a Commander is asked to look after a newcomer who secretly works for the resistance. Bruce Miller adapts the 2019 novel by Margaret Atwood as a sequel to his Hulu series.
The Handmaid's Tale, a dystopian drama series streaming on Hulu, paints a chilling vision of a totalitarian society where women's rights have been obliterated.
Based on Margaret Atwood's novel, this critically acclaimed TV show captivates with its haunting performances, led by Elisabeth Moss. Its narrative depth and cultural resonance continue to provoke thought and discussion worldwide.
The Boys is a TV show that gleefully dissects the superhero genre with dark humor and unflinching violence, streaming on Amazon Prime Video. This gripping drama digs into the chaos when vigilantes take on corrupt heroes.
Adapted from Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic series, its sharp social commentary and an ensemble cast led by Karl Urban and Antony Starr make it a must-watch for fans of subversive thrillers.
In the dystopian landscape of Silo, this TV show delves deep into a claustrophobic future where humanity's survival hinges on the secrets of an enormous underground bunker.
With its roots in Hugh Howey's acclaimed science fiction books, the series captivates audiences with a gripping narrative and an ensemble cast that brings depth to this haunting drama.
A family moves into the oldest smart home in Germany, and its household assistant from the 1970s decides she belongs to the family. Written and directed by Benjamin Gutsche, with Lavinia Wilson playing the robot live from a motion-capture studio during the shoot.
The bounty hunter Boba Fett and the mercenary Fennec Shand take over Jabba the Hutt's former territory on Tatooine, and call on the Mandalorian to hold it. Seven episodes written by Jon Favreau, the creator of The Mandalorian, with Temuera Morrison, Ming-Na Wen and Pedro Pascal.
To find her kidnapped son, Maggie Greene turns to Negan, the man who killed her husband, and travels with him into a Manhattan cut off from the mainland. Eli Jorné created this sequel to The Walking Dead, starring Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
Battlestar Galactica reimagines the classic sci-fi saga as an intense drama, weaving interstellar warfare with profound philosophical questions.
With its gritty realism and complex characters led by Edward James Olmos and Mary McDonnell, this series turns space opera into a riveting exploration of survival and identity.
The Mandalorian is a space western series on Disney+, blending thrilling adventure with the iconic Star Wars universe. Set in a galaxy far, far away, it captures the gritty life of a lone bounty hunter.
What sets this TV show apart is its rich storytelling and visual prowess, driven by Pedro Pascal's magnetic performance. It revives fan-favorite elements from Star Wars lore while introducing new ones, making waves across pop culture.
In 2120, Earth is ruled by five corporations where cyborgs and synthetics coexist with humans. When the USCSS Maginot crashes on Earth, synthetic hybrid Wendy and a group of soldiers come face to face with xenomorphs. The first-ever Alien TV series, created by Noah Hawley, premiered on FX and Hulu in 2025.
Kiss Me First is a science fiction drama thriller TV show: an online realm where a grieving, isolated teenager finds seductive belonging. The series nails the weird relief of becoming someone else on screen, then turns it sinister. Offline life feels grey and cramped, while the virtual world glows with masked menace and dependency. Set in an exclusive digital subculture.