#12 Monkeys

Weren't we supposed to have flying cars and food synthesizers by now? It's the year 2020 and the most sci-fi thing we can do is tell a tube to order more toilet paper for the house. If you feel ripped off by our lack of progress like we do, then it's time to dip into some TV that shows where we

Have you been feeling like regular life is kind of boring, depressing, and too real right now? Maybe you should stick to the world of science-fiction, where among the dystopian futures, killer robots, and invading aliens, there's at least some hope for humanity that we can latch onto. Sci-fi is the

The final season of the German series Dark has come and gone and left in its wake a deep void. The brilliant sci-fi series, which ran for three seasons on Netflix, told the story of four interconnected families caught up in a mind-boggling time-travel mystery involving the apocalypse. The final

If the monotony of the real world has got you down, the only solution is to escape into some really great sci-fi, where cars fly, aliens take you on intergalactic adventures, and machines can synthesize any food you want. As a bonus, you can time-travel to literally any other year than 2020.  From

There are two kinds of people: Those who love time travel and those who easily get headaches. If you fall into the former category, you're in luck because the number of TV shows that deal with time travel is astounding, and most of them even follow some of the basic rules of screwing around with