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| The Outer Limits: "The Zanti Misfits." |
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| Star Trek: "Arena." |
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| The Invaders |
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| Shazam: "The Treasure." |
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| Logan's Run |
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| Buck Rogers: "Flight of the War Witch Part I." |
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| Buck Rogers: "Journey to Oasis." |
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| Star Trek: The Next Generation: "Who Watches the Watchers." |
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| Space: Above and Beyond. |
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| Star Trek: Voyager |
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| Buffy the Vampire Slayer: "Primeval." |
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| Alias. |
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The Starlost, “Children of Methuselah” is one that seems very familiar in terms of sci-fi TV tropes. The idea of a society of wayward c...
Location, location, location. This iconic piece of real estate has been an impressive backdrop to so many of our science-fiction memories.
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You could just go on forever with this. Firefly was one I was shocked to see its use, and I was amazed at the audacity - or homage - to see it used so blatantly in the recent Star Trek movie.
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