01 An adaptation of Asimov's novels about a mathematician who can predict the fall of an empire.
Black Mirror and Westworld use science fiction as a lens for something much closer to home. Battlestar Galactica and The Expanse lean harder and more political, and Severance proves the genre still has genuinely new ideas.
01 An adaptation of Asimov's novels about a mathematician who can predict the fall of an empire.
02 Two FBI agents investigating unexplained cases, one a believer, one a skeptic.
03 A German mystery about missing children that unravels into a multi-generational time-travel puzzle.
04 An FBI unit investigating fringe science phenomena that turn out to connect to a parallel universe.
05 An alternate history where the Axis powers won WWII, and America is divided between Japan and Germany.
06 A centuries-running British institution about a time-traveling alien who regenerates instead of dying.
07 A theme park of lifelike androids that begin to remember what's been done to them.
08 A surreal thriller about employees who surgically split their work and personal memories.
09 A small town's brush with an alternate dimension, wrapped in loving 80s genre homage.
10 A politically dense, grounded space opera about a solar system on the brink of war.
11 A grim, politically sharp reboot about the last survivors of humanity fleeing extermination.
12 An anthology series imagining how new technology could go quietly, plausibly wrong.