Ok so I need some TV series that you'd recommend for me to watch.
Here's the deal, no anime, has to be exciting meaning drama can be present, but only moderately. Also it's preferable for it to have at least 1 complete season, but not necessary.
And don't worry if I have watched them I'll tell you.
now this one's a bit old but for me its been an outstanding TV series.
Babylon 5.
an epic space saga(if u haven't seen it already). there's drama...there's action...and maybe a bit prophetic.
This. Right here. The God of all Sci-Fi shows. It has one of the best stories written in any show, let alone just Sci-Fi. Though if you're not into Sci-Fi then it won't mean much.
Otherwise, I'd recommend NCIS and JAG (same "Universe", JAG came first).
If you're into CSI-type shows, The Murdoch Mysteries is actually pretty good. It's set in the Victorian era, but it introduces technology and techniques you wouldn't have actually seen there. It's kind of difficult to explain, but it's pretty good.
[Edited by Skyheart, 5/4/2012 5:21:04 AM]
Babylon 5 is truly legendary...and lets not forget that there is another sci-fi series that has had a huge appraisal all over the world. Also a bit old:
Ok so I need some TV series that you'd recommend for me to watch.
Here's the deal, no anime, has to be exciting meaning drama can be present, but only moderately. Also it's preferable for it to have at least 1 complete season, but not necessary.
And don't worry if I have watched them I'll tell you.
now this one's a bit old but for me its been an outstanding TV series.
Babylon 5.
an epic space saga(if u haven't seen it already). there's drama...there's action...and maybe a bit prophetic.
This. Right here. The God of all Sci-Fi shows. It has one of the best stories written in any show, let alone just Sci-Fi. Though if you're not into Sci-Fi then it won't mean much.
Otherwise, I'd recommend NCIS and JAG (same "Universe", JAG came first).
If you're into CSI-type shows, The Murdoch Mysteries is actually pretty good. It's set in the Victorian era, but it introduces technology and techniques you wouldn't have actually seen there. It's kind of difficult to explain, but it's pretty good.
[Edited by Skyheart, 5/4/2012 5:21:04 AM]
Babylon 5 is truly legendary...and lets not forget that there is another sci-fi series that has had a huge appraisal all over the world. Also a bit old:
Ok so I need some TV series that you'd recommend for me to watch.
Here's the deal, no anime, has to be exciting meaning drama can be present, but only moderately. Also it's preferable for it to have at least 1 complete season, but not necessary.
And don't worry if I have watched them I'll tell you.
now this one's a bit old but for me its been an outstanding TV series.
Babylon 5.
an epic space saga(if u haven't seen it already). there's drama...there's action...and maybe a bit prophetic.
This. Right here. The God of all Sci-Fi shows. It has one of the best stories written in any show, let alone just Sci-Fi. Though if you're not into Sci-Fi then it won't mean much.
Otherwise, I'd recommend NCIS and JAG (same "Universe", JAG came first).
If you're into CSI-type shows, The Murdoch Mysteries is actually pretty good. It's set in the Victorian era, but it introduces technology and techniques you wouldn't have actually seen there. It's kind of difficult to explain, but it's pretty good.
[Edited by Skyheart, 5/4/2012 5:21:04 AM]
Babylon 5 is truly legendary...and lets not forget that there is another sci-fi series that has had a huge appraisal all over the world. Also a bit old:
Stargate
SG-1, Atlantis and Universe all of them are good.
If you want old sci-fi then blakes 7 was epic
Unfortunately...
Spoiler:
They all frikken died in the end.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Remember the good old days when you could just slap Omni-Gel on everything?" - Shepard, ME2
"Not right now. Trying to determine how Scale Itch got aboard. Sexually transmitted disease carried only by Varren..... Implications unpleasant." - Mordin, ME2
Game of Thrones and Stargate SG-1/Atlantis are both top picks for fantasy/science fiction.
Exciting, though? Traditionalist (read: warmonger American) excitement might be found with Band of Brothers and Generation Kill. Though the latter is more funny than action, in that quirky guys-who-shoot-people way. Both are miniseries, so technicalities (they had one season each and were on TV!) mean they are relevant to thread.
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