The best science fiction series of all time

Where to start ranking the best science fiction series? This is a very broad genre that manages to expand beyond stories about galaxies, parallel realities, utopias, dystopias and games between timelines that are explored in front of the screen. It is important to highlight that this list includes everything from series with meager budgets to super productions, whether live action or lively. And they all have great stories to be told, regardless of the format.

11.22.63 (2016) 

83% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,1 on IMDb

Where to see: Prime Video

Number of seasons: 1 season

Among the best science fiction series of all time is 11.22.63. In it, James Franco is Jake Epping, an ordinary high school teacher who comes across a time portal that takes him to September 9, 1958. From there, he begins a journey to try to prevent the assassination of John F. Kennedy .

Mrs. Davis (2023)

Original title: Mrs Davis

92% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,3 on IMDb

Where to see: Max e Prime Video

Number of seasons: 1 season

Em Mrs Davis, to avoid a possible apocalyptic future, the church takes charge of the mission and begins an epic battle of biblical proportions between faith and technology. At the center of the story and all of this is Simone (Betty Gilpin), a nun with exceptional skills and the only one capable of putting an end to this new era.

Æon Flux (1991-1995) 

90% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,8 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

In the animated fiction series, the character Aeon Flux is a mysterious secret agent from a country called Monica. Specializing in assassinations and acrobatics, her mission is to infiltrate the strongholds of Bregna, the neighboring country led by her enemy and lover Trevor Goodchild.

The Twilight Zone (1959-1964 | 2019-2020) 

Original title: The Twilight Zone

Original: 92% on Rotten Tomatoes | 9,1 on IMDb
Jordan Peele version (2019): 67% on Rotten Tomatoes | 6,0 on IMDb

Where to see: oldflix e Prime Video

Number of seasons: 5 seasons (1959) and 2 seasons (2019)

Set between light and shadow, between science and superstition, Beyond imagination is an anthology series from Rod Serling, who served as host and wrote over 80 episodes of this original series.

This classic is so fascinating that it is very difficult to write about it. The end result manages to combine the purest horror with science fiction, a pinch of drama, comedy and attachment to superstition. Serling was the presenter of all episodes and had the prestige of introducing stories that featured actors such as Burt Reynolds, Roddy McDowell and Robert Redford.

Some of the stories in the series even portrayed people's greatest fears and anxieties. Or neighbors too strange to be supernaturally suspicious. Or simply realities around that were not pleasing at all.

Beyond imagination was adapted from the perspective of Jordan Peele in 2019, but, despite being great, it ended up being canceled after two seasons.

Altered Carbon (2018-2020) 

75% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,9 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Based on the cyberpunk noir novel of the same name by Richard K. Morgan, the science fiction series Altered Carbon, which takes place in more than 300 years in the future, with technological advancement, humans acquire the ability to transfer their minds to other bodies, thus being able to circumvent death. Takeshi Kovacs (Joel Kinnaman) is the sole surviving soldier of an elite group of interstellar warriors who were defeated in an uprising against the new world order. His mind has been trapped for centuries until impossibly wealthy businessman Laurens Bancroft (James Purefoy) offers him the chance to live again on the condition that he solves a murder.

Andor (2022-present)

96% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,4 on IMDb

Where to see: Disney +

Number of seasons: 1 season

Andor leaves aside the most of the same and reaches out to the audience to accompany growing rebels in the most surreal and emotionally charged scenarios. New faces are introduced alongside their rigorously crafted props, as well as practical effects that ground the Rebellion in a stunning reality — one that speaks to an era eager for its own revolution. Andor makes Star Wars seem relevant again.

The X-Files (1993-2018) 

Original title: The X-Files

74% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,6 on IMDb

Where to see: Star + e Prime Video

Number of seasons: 11 seasons

In a basement office to which the FBI banished Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) for pestering agents with reports about aliens and monsters is an iconic poster with a picture of a flying saucer and one of the most famous quotes: "I Want to Believe". 

Even though the government doesn't really believe in Mulder, they hire the skeptical Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) to be his partner in investigating unexplained cases known as the X-Files, after all, the truth is out there.

Battlestar Galactica (2004-2009) 

95% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,7 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

Screenwriter Ronald D. Moore simply turned the 1970s series into a brilliant sci-fi take on the never-ending War on Terror, alluding fundamentalist assassins to Cylon robots posing as humans and killing millions of nations.

Black Mirror (2011-present) 

83% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,7 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 6 seasons

Each episode is independent (with a dash of Easter eggs) and covers a bizarre story related to technology, showing that its advancement is not always beneficial. So it's basically a contemporary version of the stories from the renowned science fiction series Beyond imagination – which is even on that list up there. 

Caprica (2009-2010) 

81% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,1 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 1 season

Em caprice, the Graystones and Adams families, live together on a peaceful planet known as Caprica, where a scientific discovery regarding artificial intelligence has brought to light unpredictable consequences.

Colony (2016-2018) 

92% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,3 on IMDb

Where to see: Icurrently unavailable

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

In the near future, the world's largest cities have been occupied by an alien force and surrounded by impenetrable walls. Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, a family divided by opposing forces struggles to survive and free themselves.

Continuum (2012-2015) 

88% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,6 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

In the year 2077, a group of fanatical terrorists known as Liber8 manage to escape execution and travel back in time to 2012 Vancouver. Kiera Cameron (Rachel Nichols) – a police officer who was raised to rely entirely on the power of technology – is given the mission to travel to the past to stop dangerous bandits. 

Counterpart: Parallel World (2017-2019) 

Original title: Counterpart

100% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,0 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Em Counterpart: Parallel World, Harold Silk (JK Simmons) has his job threatened when he discovers the big secret of the organization he works for: a formula that allows him to pass to a parallel dimension.

Cowboy Bebop (1998-1999) 

Original title: Kaubôi bibappu: Cowboy Bebop

100% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,9 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 1 season

In the story of this animated series, an unusual team of bounty hunters tries to make a living traveling through space. Cowboy Bebop are on the run – ex-cop Jet, trickster Faye Valentine and teenage hacker Ed. Over the course of 26 episodes, they team up and split up, taking out the bad guys while looking very cool at the same time. 

Dark (2017-2020)

95% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,7 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

The science fiction series Dark from Netflix It is one of those productions that divides the audience between extremes. Some think it's brilliant, others hate it and don't see any point. Regardless of opinions, this can be considered one of the best series of all time when taking into account its proposal, execution and outcome. It had a beginning, middle and end without letting itself be carried away by the wave of success and becoming an endless story. 

Dark Matter (2015-2017) 

89% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,5 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

In the science fiction series Dark Matter In the year 2015, the crew of an abandoned spacecraft awakens completely without memory. Now they must unite and fight to survive on a journey full of revenge and betrayal.

Developers (2020) 

82% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,7 on IMDb

Where to see: Star +

Number of seasons: 1 season

Em devs, young software engineer Lily Chan (Sonoya Mizuno) investigates the secretive development division of her employer, a cutting-edge technology company based in Silicon Valley, which she believes is behind her boyfriend's murder.

Doctor Who (2005-2023 and 2024-present) 

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90% on Rotten Tomatoes | 6,0 on IMDb

Where to see: Disney +

Number of seasons: 13 (2005) and 1 (2024)

Doctor Who It is one of the oldest series in existence and is still active. It is divided between the classic (1963-1989), the version that returned in 2005 and now, recently, the new season has undergone a reboot, so it is being considered as the first season again (2024). 

The list's recipients are the most recent, from 2005 and 2024, but even so, the importance of the classic and its references is undeniable, in addition to the new episodes that promise to honor the legacy. What was supposed to be didactic scripts about historical periods, became something even bigger with the universes themselves, the infinite doctors and the companions most captivating ever. 

The general plot is about an eccentric extraterrestrial who travels through time and space inside his TARDIS, a blue spaceship shaped like a telephone booth, compact on the outside and infinite on the inside.

Dollhouse (2009-2010)

72% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,7 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Em Dollhouse, as soon as young Echo (Eliza Dushku) begins to be aware of her own existence and what she does, she automatically begins to pose problems for her and the entire organization. At the same time, an FBI agent is determined to find and destroy this system.

Electric Dreams (2017-2018)

72% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,2 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 1 season

Based on the short stories of Philip K. Dick, one of the most creative authors of science fiction, the anthological series navigates unique stories that develop beyond the reach of imagination and that bring ambitious and fantastic worlds involving the most diverse ways of exploring, including , The technology.

Estação Eleven (2021-2022) 

Original title: Eleven station

98% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,6 on IMDb

Where to see: Max e Prime Video

Number of seasons: 1 season

The science fiction series Eleven Station follows the version of a world where a devastating swine flu epidemic wiped out much of humanity. Two decades later, we see the survivors of the tragedy do their best to try to rebuild and reimagine life in society again, trying to preserve as much of what's left as possible.

Falling Skies (2011-2015) 

79% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,1 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 5 seasons

After an alien attack that destroyed most of the world, shock turned to determination and the survivors came together to fight back. Leading the mission is Boston history professor Tom Mason (Noah Wyle), who lost his wife in the attack and has one of his three children among a group of captured teenagers.

Firefly (2002-2003) 

77% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,9 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 1 season

The science fiction series is set five hundred years in the future, where a renegade crew aboard a small spaceship tries to survive while traveling to unknown parts of the galaxy. Along the way, they try to bypass warring factions as well as authorities who constantly try to capture them.

For All Mankind (2019-present)

93% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,1 on IMDb

Where to see: AppleTV +

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

In a parallel reality, the Soviet Union emerged as the winner of the space race, sending the first astronaut to the Moon. Defeated, NASA decides not to give up and continues trying to get ahead of other organizations.

Foundation (2021-current)

Original title: Foundation

86% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,6 on IMDb

Where to see: AppleTV +

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Inspired by Isaac Asimov's award-winning novels, the science fiction series Foundation depicts the epic journey of a group of exiles to save humanity and rebuild civilization during the fall of the Galactic Empire.

Borders (2008-2013) 

Original title: Fringe

90% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,4 on IMDb

Where to see: Max e Prime Video

Number of seasons: 5 seasons

Em Borders (better known by its original title Fringe), FBI Special Agent Olivia Dunham (Anna Torv) is assigned to the Bureau's Marginal Science Division to investigate crimes and unusual occurrences. Helping Olivia in her investigations are scientist Walter Bishop (John Noble), his son Peter Bishop (Joshua Jackson) and junior FBI agent Astrid Farnsworth (Jasika Nicole). 

Humans (2015-2018) 

94% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,9 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

This science fiction series explores a parallel present in which artificially intelligent employees live among us. Hoping to transform the way they live, a suburban family purchases a synthetic device for their home, but ends up discovering that sharing their routine with a machine can have serious consequences.

Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987-1994) 

Original title: Star Trek: The Next Generation

92% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,7 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix e Prime Video

Number of seasons: 7 seasons

Fans of the renowned and acclaimed science fiction series received a series with 178 episodes in this new (old) generation of Star Trek. 

Continuing the mission of exploring increasingly distant galaxies, in this fictional series, the crew of the starship USS Enterprise – now larger and even more technological – welcomes new characters, including Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) in the position of command. 

The action takes place in the 70th century, around XNUMX years after the end of the final missions led by Captain Kirk in the original series. With the introduction of new alien species such as the Ferengi and Cardassians into the crew's routine, political and intercultural relations between humans and extraterrestrials become the driving force of the series.

Legion (2017-2019) 

91% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,1 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix e Star +

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

The most anti-hero hero series there is. 

With a playful and eccentric aesthetic, we are introduced to David Haller (Dan Stevens), a troubled young man who was diagnosed with schizophrenia as a child because he had hallucinations, heard voices and believed he had powers. Transferred from one psychiatric institution to a new one, in his 30s, Haller ends up falling in love with another patient named Syd (Rachel Keller).

This series is a great psychedelic trip that delivers creative scenes and addresses a different and more interesting side of this universe of super powers. In fact, it should have had more recognition and prominence, as it is really worth playing. 

Life On Mars (2006-2007) 

100% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,4 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Em Life on Mars, one of the best science fiction series, months after a near-fatal car accident takes him back to the year 1973, police detective Sam Tyler (John Simm) begins to lose hope of returning to his old life. 

Even hopeless, he rises through the ranks of the department where he finds himself in his new life, despite conflicts with his morally weak boss, Detective Chief Inspector Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister). 

Lost (2004-2010) 

86% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,3 on IMDb

Where to see: Star +

Number of seasons: 6 seasons

In this famous science fiction series, the survivors of a flight that was off course suffer an accident and crash land on an extremely mysterious island, full of safety devices, underground shelters and violent survivors hiding in the shadows. The story won over a legion of fans for exploring the entire emotional and complex journey of each survivor as they try to escape the bizarre things hidden around the island. 

Dark Matter (2024)

Original title: Dark Matter

80% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,6 on IMDb

Where to see: AppleTV +

Number of seasons:1 season

One of the best current science fiction series follows Jason Dessen (Joel Edgerton), a physicist, professor and family man. One night, walking home through the streets of Chicago, Jason is kidnapped and transported to an alternate version of his own life.

Mork & Mindy (1978-1982) 

90% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,1 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

In this science fiction series, Robin Williams is Mork, an alien from the planet Ork who came to Earth on a mission to study human behavior. He ends up in Boulder, Colorado, in the 1970s. This way, he meets Mindy (Pam Dawber), a young journalist who eventually ends up having an adventure with him.

Neon Genesis Evangelion (1995-1996)

Original title: Shinseiki Evangelion

100% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,5 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 1 season

A reflection on pain, loneliness and the possibility for people to really know each other in a profound way. Here in Neon Genesis EvangelionWhen violent monsters descend on Earth to destroy mankind, a reluctant young man teams up with a small squadron of pilots under the command of his cold and dictatorial father to repel the threat using giant machines that seem to have minds of their own.

The Handmaid's Tale (2017-present) 

Original title: The Handmaid's Tale

83% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,4 on IMDb

Where to see: 5 seasons

Number of seasons: Star +, balloon play, Paramount + e Prime Video

In terms of plot, the science fiction drama series is set in the fictional Gilead, a totalitarian society that dominates the United States. This new city is governed by a fundamentalist regime that sees women as state property.

When observing the drop in the birth rate, this government began to aim at repopulating society. In other words, the few fertile women that still exist are forced to sexually serve the families they are assigned to. June Osborne (Elizabeth Moss) is one of them – who eventually rebels and with great determination seeks to escape that unhealthy environment, going in search of the daughter who was taken from her. 

The Man in the High Castle (2015-2019) 

Original title: The Man in the High Castle

84% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,9 on IMDb

Where to see: Prime Video

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

This science fiction series reimagines the world if the Allied Forces had lost World War II. As tension between the Empire of Japan and Nazi Germany grows, there are drastic consequences for the United States and its opponents.

Origin (2022-present) 

Original title: from

94% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,7 on IMDb

Where to see: balloon play

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

In the plot of this science fiction and suspense series, the residents of a mysterious city that imprisons everyone who enters it try to escape and must survive the threats of the forest and terrible creatures that appear at night.

Orphan Black (2013-2017) 

93% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,3 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 5 seasons

On the premise of one of the best science fiction series of all time, Sarah Manning (Tatiana Maslany) is a British orphan with a history of criminal offenses, witnesses a woman's suicide and decides to assume her identity because she looks exactly like him. as she. Soon after, Sarah discovers that the deceased is her clone.

Lost in Space (2018-2021)

Original title: Lost in Space

84% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,3 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

In the history of Lost in Space, after crash-landing on an unknown planet, the Robinson family tries to survive the dangers they encounter in this new world.

Fifth Dimension (1963-1965) 

Original title: The Outer Limits

92% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,2 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Fifth Dimension is an anthology series about science fiction, which each week addressed topics such as time travel, space travel, human evolution, and the mysteries of life on earth.

Rick and Morty (2013-present) 

90% on Rotten Tomatoes | 9,1 on IMDb

Where to see: Max

Number of seasons: 6 seasons

Each episode is crazier than the last. Some don't make sense, some don't understand, but definitely Rick and Morty is a science fiction series that provides a good laugh. We can summarize the series as traveling through time, space and parallel universes with Rick Sanchez (Justin Roiland), a scientist with a drinking problem, and his grandson Morty (Maurice LaMarche), a teenager not as bright as his grandfather.

Rupture (2022-present)

Original title: Severance

97% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,7 on IMDb

Where to see: AppleTV +

Number of seasons: 1 season

The corporate thriller directed by Dan Erickson and Ben Stiller has taken off on Apple TV+ for good reason: it's built on a curiously compelling sci-fi premise. If it were possible to surgically separate work memories from your personal life memories, would you do this procedure?

On the premise of RUPTURE, five employees of a company called Lumen agree to participate in an experimental procedure where their personal and work memories are permanently separated. When they are in the office, they will only have memories related to work and when they leave the corporate building, they do not remember professional situations. But behind this strange procedure, there are several dark secrets that the company wants to keep confidential.

Sense8 (2015-2018) 

86% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,2 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Mysteriously, eight strangers from different parts of the world begin to share emotions and skills. Still trying to understand what is happening, the group begins to be hunted and everyone must fight for their lives.

Silo (2023-present)

88% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,1 on IMDb

Where to see: AppleTV +

Number of seasons: 1 season

Em Silo, in a toxic and dilapidated future, a community lives in a giant underground silo that plunges hundreds of stories deep. There, people live in a society filled with regulations that they believe are designed to protect them.

Star Trek: Discovery (2017-2024) 

84% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,0 on IMDb

Where to see: Paramount + e Prime Video

Number of seasons: 5 seasons

Ten years before Kirk, Spock and Enterprise, the USS Discovery and its crew discover new worlds and civilizations while a Starfleet officer learns to understand new alien cultures.

Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008-2020)

Original title: Star Wars: The Clone Wars

93% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,4 on IMDb

Where to see: Disney +

Number of seasons: 7 seasons

In the synopsis of one of the best animated science fiction series, the Jedi Knights continue to fight to maintain order in the face of the Clone War. Entire systems are wiped out as Yoda and Obi-Wan Kenobi lead an army against the might of the Dark Side.

Stranger Things (2016-currently) 

92% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,7 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

In this hit science fiction series that has become one of Netflix's most popular, a group of friends become involved in a sequence of supernatural events in the quiet town of Hawkins. They face monstrous creatures, secret government agencies and venture into parallel dimensions.

The 100 (2014-2020)

93% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,6 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 7 seasons

Nearly 100 years after a nuclear apocalypse devastated Earth, 100 survivors from a space station return to assess the planet's conditions and encounter unexpected situations that force them to learn survival skills on dry land.

The Expanse (2015-2022) 

95% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,5 on IMDb

Where to see: Prime Video

Number of seasons: 6 seasons

In the distant future, humanity has already colonized the Solar System and continues to advance in its explorations. However, a series of mysterious events reveals a conspiracy that threatens human life throughout space.

The Mandalorian (2019-present)

90% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,6 on IMDb

Where to see: Disney +

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

Em The Mandalorian, Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) is a lone warrior who works as a bounty hunter. He embarks on a journey through the forgotten territories of the galaxy, shortly after the fall of the Empire and before the creation of the feared First Order.

The OA (2016-2019) 

84% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,8 on IMDb

Where to see: Netflix

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

A completely crazy science fiction series that has been missed, but at least it's still available on Netflix. In its premise, missing for seven years, previously blind Prairie Johnson (Brit Marling) returns home, now twenty years old with her sight restored. While many believe it is a miracle, others fear it is dangerous.

The Orville (2017-2022)

75% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,0 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

On the premise of The Orville, science fiction series, Ed Grayson (Seth MacFarlane) has just faced a divorce and takes on the mission of commanding the exploratory ship Orville. The captain begins to assemble a team that is as well-prepared as it is eccentric, and discovers that one of the crew is his ex-wife, Kelly Grayson (Adrianne Palicki).

Timeless: Guardians of History (2016-2018)

Original title: Timeless

91% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,6 on IMDb

Where to see: Play Market

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

Em Timeless: Guardians of History, Lucy (Abigail Spencer), Wyatt (Matt Lanter) and Rufus (Malcolm Barrett) go on an adventure through time to protect the past from a dangerous group determined to alter it; But as they fight to save the present, any false move could call the world as they know it into question.

Torchwood (2006-2011)

98% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,7 on IMDb

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Em Torchwood, one of the best science fiction series, Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman), one of the most beloved characters in Doctor Who, joins members of the Torchwood Institute, a secret organization founded by the British Crown, fighting to protect Earth from extraterrestrial and supernatural threats.

Upload (2020-current)

90% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,9 on IMDb

Where to see: Prime Video

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

The science fiction series Upload is basically an extension of the concept that “San Junipero” Black Mirror he brought. An expansion of this reality, so to speak. 

Created by Greg Daniels (The Office), in the series set in the year 2033, after his premature death, party boy Nathan Brown (Robbie Amell) chooses his own afterlife, and his consciousness is uploaded into a virtual world. His real-world tutor, Nora Antony (Andy Allo), is now his guide in his new life.

Utopia (2013-2014) 

100% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,4 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 2 seasons

In one of the best science fiction series, five aliens are pursued by an organization that is willing to kill them to obtain the original manuscript of the graphic novel “The Utopia Experiments”.

Westworld (2016-2022)

79% on Rotten Tomatoes | 8,5 on IMDb

Where to see: Currently unavailable

Number of seasons: 3 seasons

Westworld is a futuristic amusement park that allows its visitors to live out their fantasies using an artificial consciousness. Regardless of how illicit the fantasy may be, there are no consequences for visitors to the environment. Until the Artificial Intelligences themselves started showing signs of self-awareness and changing the rules. 

Wynonna Earp (2016-2021)

92% on Rotten Tomatoes | 7,4 on IMDb

Where to see: balloon play

Number of seasons: 4 seasons

In the synopsis of one of the best science fiction series, Wynonna Earp (Melanie Scrofano) returns to her hometown of Purgatory to fight the demons that plague the place. To do this, she must destroy the resurrected souls and win allies.

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Sources: R, Time Magazine e Rolling Stone 

Text proofread by: Pedro Bomfim