Captain Pike's Enterprise a decade before Kirk, back to one story an episode after the serialised years.
A liquid-metal T-X hunts John Connor, and Judgment Day happens anyway.
Five men attempt the twelve-pub crawl they failed at eighteen and find the town replaced.
The Borg follow the Enterprise-E back to 2063 to stop Zefram Cochrane's first warp flight; the best of the Next Generation films.
Caesar hunts a colonel who has put apes in a labour camp; Andy Serkis in performance capture from end to end.
Caesar and Koba across a broken bridge; the best of the modern trilogy.
Taylor, the forbidden zone and the last shot on the beach.
Kirk, Spock and McCoy on a five-year mission across three seasons from 1966; "The City on the Edge of Forever" and "Balance of Terror".
Martians destroy Earth to Slim Whitman; Burton's all-star trading-card satire.
A convict is sent back to find the virus that emptied the world; Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt.
A vault dweller, a ghoul and a knight in the wasteland; the game's tone caught exactly.
The greatest science-fiction film never made, with Dali, Giger and Pink Floyd on board.
Office workers whose memories are split between work and home; Lumon and the Waffle Party.
Rod Serling's anthology of twists, 1959 to 1964; "Time Enough at Last".
A pizza boy frozen until the year 3000; the Simpsons team does science fiction.
A drunk scientist and his grandson across the multiverse; Dan Harmon's nihilist cartoon.
Picard, Data and the Enterprise-D; "The Inner Light" and "The Best of Both Worlds".
A time-travelling alien in a police box since 1963; start with the 2005 revival.
How the Rebellion was built, without a Jedi in sight; the Star Wars series for adults.
Earth, Mars and the Belt on the edge of war; the most realistic space series made.
Robot hosts in a western theme park start to remember; the maze of the first season.
A smuggler crew in a space western cancelled after fourteen episodes; the cult that got a film.
Anthology of near-future tech nightmares; "San Junipero" and "White Bear".
A station at a wormhole and the Dominion War; the Trek that did serialised drama first.
Vi and Jinx in Piltover and Zaun; the League of Legends series that became the best animated show of its decade.
A German town, a cave and four families across three centuries; the time-travel series that ties every knot.
A bounty hunter and Grogu across the outer rim; Star Wars as a western.
Bounty hunters on the Bebop with a jazz score; twenty-six episodes and "See you, space cowboy".
The last human fleet flees the Cylons; the sci-fi series that was really about the war on terror.
Mulder and Scully, the truth out there, and the monster-of-the-week format.
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