Top 10 TV Shows: Sci-Fi
The highest-graded sci-fi TV shows we have reviewed, best first.
Rick and MortyThe highest premise-per-minute rate on television, wrapped around a genuinely bleak argument.Read the review
DarkThe rare time-loop show whose rules hold under audit, and whose grief holds up just as well.
WestworldA first season of real philosophical nerve, followed by three seasons of increasingly expensive noise.
AndorThe Star Wars show for people who had given up on Star Wars, and the best television the franchise will ever produce.
PluribusVince Gilligan builds a happy apocalypse and hands Rhea Seehorn the only unhappy person left in it.
The Twilight ZoneFive seasons of half hour fiction that invented most of what the anthology format can do.
FalloutA video game adaptation that understood the joke of its source, which is the thing none of the others managed.
Russian DollA time loop comedy that uses its gimmick to talk about addiction, grief and inherited damage, and Natasha Lyonne's rasp makes all of it funny.
Watchmen (2019 Series)The only sequel to Alan Moore's book worth having, and it opens with a massacre most Americans were never taught.
SeveranceAn immaculate object whose premise is circled more than pressed, and still one of the best-made series on television.
