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Re: Obscure Tv Scifi

« Reply #15 on: a Summer day »

my parents are huge fans of Fringe, a cult classic show by J.J. Abrams about FBI agents using fringe science to make sense of paranormal activities. me, i'm not much of an obscure sci-fi person; my favorite sci-fi titles are WALL-E and Cowboy Bebop, which are definitely not obscure


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« Reply #16 on: a Summer night »

I've been watching a very bizarre and surreal show called Lexx. It first aired in '97 as a four part mini-series. This first season had some really unique and ambitious worldbuilding that is unlike any other sci-fi show I have seen.

The second season released in 2000 and is a more traditional episodic TV that you would expect. I am still on season 2 right now and I'm really digging it so far.

Lexx is a pretty bizarre show. Every episode is a different weird scenario. It's funny, dark, raunchy, surreal, and I love it. It also takes a lot of jabs at other sci-fi shows like Star Trek, and they are hilarious.

A funny little clip:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=xVnx6CuBCKw