Society usually does well when there's a sci-fi property around holding a mirror up to it, which is why we could really use a ...

During the late 1990s and into the year 2000, a sci-fi series aired that featured an exciting concept which made each episode ...

Viewed through a modern lens, that approach feels closer to Black Mirror or Fringe than to traditional network television.

With each new episode of Sliders, the team found themselves on alternate Earths that posed unique questions that fundamentally changed society. Episodes in the series include “What if Britain won the ...

Sliders begins like all good stories in a San Francisco basement, where we meet Quinn Mallory (Jerry O’Connell), a physics student whose attempt at creating an antigravity device has instead opened up ...