What are your favorite Space-oriented TV shows?

[danadoll]

I'm a big fan of Space:1999, Doctor Who (classic and new), Stargate: SG1 and Stargate: Atlantis. I was actually digging the few episodes that I've seen of Farscape too...I may need to start buying DVDs of it.

Dana

[VintageMike]

Star Trek
Star Trek: TNG
Battlestar Galactica 70's
Buck Rogers

Such a shame about BSG, a great show cut off far too early.

[HardyGirl]

Star Trek (all incarnations)
Lost in Space
Original Battlestar Galactica
Space Academy
Buck Rogers

[LadyZod]

Trek
Red Dwarf
Dr Who
Futurama
Buck Rogers
Stargate SG1

Shows that barely qualify as "Space-related"
X-Files
Alien Nation
V (original)
Adventures of Superman

[Splitty]

Buck Rogers And who didn't embrace Twiki? Never thought I could take a character seriously that was voiced by Mel Blanc. At least for a season anyway. Never cared for Bob Elyea who took over the vocal duties afterwards.

Gads, I HATED that non-Mel Blanc Twiki imposter!!!

Oh egads, don't know where to begin.
I'll try a timeline-ish approach.

The original Star Trek really imprinted on me then, but I don't know if I could sit through an episode now.
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century melded into my young mind like no other show. luv'd it. Gary Coleman guest episodes=best ever. Oops, no Space Vampire is the best.
Battlestar Galictica (original)
ummm, since Thundercats was on a different planet, I'll count that as space SciFi.
Alien Nation
Star Trek the Next Genteration (the ultimate)
Space Ghost Coast to Coast Yup, mixin' it up.
Space Above & Beyond
Farscape (a-w-e-s-o-m-e)
Firefly
Battlestar Galactica (new)
Futurama (nobody else is picking this??)
Enterprise
Stargate Universe I actually really liked the depressing realism of this show, and am totally bummed it didn't get more seasons. Robert Carlyle is da bomb.
Falling Skies (c'mon TNT, hurry up with the new season!! *whine*)

And throwing out non-space yet still SciFi-ish:
Automan I count as non-space SciFi because he was all computery. Delicious, delicious computery.
The Max Headroom series was a little murky and didn't live to it's potential, but I love Matt Frewer so I'm counting that as a fav.
And Warehouse 13 isn't space SciFi, I absolutely adore it.

[ddgaff1132]

I'll go with my personal time-line'ish also...

Battle of the Planets. (Syndicated Anime locally broadcast. Thank you Star Wars)
Battle Star Galactica
Doctor Who. (Tom Baker Years. Thank you WWOR. We got cable!)
Buck Rogers
Cosmos (Carl Sagan Not Sci-fi,but we watched it like it was!!!)
Droids (Star Wars on Saturday morning TV Woo Hooo!!!)
Star Trek The Next Generation. (Having missed classic Trek this is when I finally jumped on)
Doctor Who and Blake 7 (Thank you PBS)
Classic Star Trek (Finally. got syndicated again in my area!)
Andromeda (I know... But I was hooked. Forgive me.)
Red Dwarf (Again Thanks PBS)

After that, I pretty much dropped out of the Spacey Sci-fi. Maybe a few Spaceghost Herculiod episodes when ever Cartoon Network would show them but they too disappeared to Boomarang Network... I also was tempted to add X-files. Even though it deals with Aliens, it really isnt spacey.

[ddgaff1132]

My list would be very similar.
1) 1978 Galactica
2) TOS Star Trek
3) LIS
4) 1979 Buck Rogers
5) Star Trek TNG
6) Space: 1999
7) Filmation Flash Gordon & ST at a tie
8) Jason of Star Command
9) Red Dwarf
10) Quark

and so on...

Quark!!!! Oh my God I totally forgot about that one!!! When the heck was that? Was'nt it writen by Buck Henry of "Get Smart Fame"? With Richard Bengamin right?

[madmarva]

Stark Trek
X-Files
Firefly
Star Trek: Next Generation

[ironman1188]

Planet of the Apes
V [original]
Lost in Space
Battlestar Galactica [original]
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
UFO
Star Trek
Star Trek TNG
Star Trek DS9
Firefly
Farscape
Space:1999
Captain Scarlet
Space Academy
Jason of Star Command
Space Precinct
Starhunter [1st season]
Dr. Who
Babylon 5
Logan's Run
Falling Skies
Stargate SG1
Andromeda
The Invaders
Time Tunnel
the Six Million Dollar Man
Torchwood
Wonder Woman
Greatest American Hero

[Mikey]

Homeboys in Outer Space

[Klosterheim]

My list changes slightly over time, and I only list the cartoon ones that I fully remember.

Star Trek
Blake's 7
Star Trek DS9
Star Trek TNG
The X-Files
War of the Worlds
Stargate: Atlantis
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.
Babylon 5
Space:1999 (especially series one)
Battlestar Galactica (original)
Doctor Who
Doctor Who (2005)
Stargate: SG1
Time Tunnel
Red Dwarf
Farscape
Robotech
Enterprise
Firefly
Star Trek: Voyager
G.I. Joe
Kolchak (UFO episode)
The Six Million Dollar Man
Planet of the Apes
Planet of the Apes (Animated)
Voltron (both)
Star Trek: Animated Series
Quatermass and The Pit
Transformers
Thundarr the Barbarian (moon thing count?)
UFO

[ctc]

>Homeboys in Outer Space

You ALWAYS mention that one, and I can never tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

I think most of mine have been mentioned, except maybe:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZ4c1X5ene8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8sOc2T_Ckc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISdr6wf68Kk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l8zX6AGJeI&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na0-nuGIzh8&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djhsu7WmAz4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puFHjs9YaOY

Don C.

[Mikey]

>Homeboys in Outer Space

You ALWAYS mention that one, and I can never tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

Don C.

I'm actually not,

It was a funny show (way more funny than Quark)

Also, James Doohan was a regular

It made Quark look boring

[HardyGirl]

1) Star Trek TOS
2) Star Trek TNG
3) Lost In Space
4) Battlestar Galactica (original)
5) Buck Rogers

[dee T.]

Star Trek ( All of the variations)
Lost in Space
Farscape
Battlestar Galactica (1978)
Buck Rogers
Doctor Who ( Tom Baker, and David Tennet and Matt Smith )
Space 1999
Mystery Science theater 3000
Stargate
Six Million Dollar Man
Star Wars: The clone wars (animated series)