agenderfox, to StarTrek
@agenderfox@babka.social avatar

my very first* was not , as I've said here before, but

back a million years ago, a local theater was playing Wrath of Khan, and some friends talked me into going with them. since I'd never watched Star Trek before, I have retained exactly zero of this movie

I still feel a little silly for not having realized earlier than, like, season 4 of that Noonien Soongh is a different person than Khan Noonien-Singh. another issue with having started out of order ... when I started my TNG watch, all I knew about Khan (besides that there was a movie about him) was what was in . I also didn't have a very good grasp on the timeline of the different series (including the 100-year gap)

*not counting the last 5-10 minutes of whatever rerun was playing before every week

Aaron, to random
@Aaron@social.aaroncrocco.com avatar

Oh man, this is terrible news. Tormè was not only instrumental in TNG’s early success but was half of the braintrust that created my all-time favorite show: Sliders. Even recent years Tormè kept the torch of a reboot alive. RIP to a man gone too early.

#Sliders

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/tracy-torme-dead-sliders-star-trek-next-generation-1235783832/

HippieScubaSteve, to scifi

I'm going to follow @AndorianSoup's lead.

Here is my all-time ranking of TV shows:

  1. (franchise)
  2. (reboot)
  3. (franchise)
  4. (miniseries)
  5. (1st 2 seasons)

Why Did Most of the Original Sliders Cast Leave the Series? (www.syfy.com)

Most of the main cast of Sliders, including Jerry O'Connell and John Rhys-Davies, left before the Sci-Fi Channel show was completed. The multiverse is all the rage these days, thanks in large part to Marvel. But if you were a kid growing up in the late ‘90s, your first introduction to the many-worlds hypothesis was probably...

todayonscreen, to tv
@todayonscreen@xoxo.zone avatar

Today, September 27, Quinn Mallory first enters the interdimensional portal he accidentally created in his San Francisco basement while trying to invent an antigravity device (Sliders, 1995)

Uraael, to random
Aaron, to apple
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👋🏻 Hi, I'm Aaron. Been here a while, but with another wave of new people here, I wanted to re-introduce myself.

I'm a nerdy, newsletter-writing, Delorean-driving, coffee-loving, hockey-enjoying he/him that enjoys a lot of technology stuff.

Trans right are human rights. Guns are the problem. Eat the rich.

If you're into any of the following, please give me a follow. You're my people:












Austin Powers Hello GIF

PhilEdwards, to Babylon5
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tokensane,
@tokensane@mastodon.me.uk avatar

@PhilEdwards So this new animated series is a #babylon5 #sliders #quantumLeap mashup. Sheridan is unstuck in time, trying to get home, and probably struggling to put right what once went wrong.

youronlyone, to tv
@youronlyone@c.im avatar

The most common denominator in isekai (parallel worlds) and time travel scifi is: “each reality is vibrating in a unique frequency”.

It has been around since the 90s, from Japanese anime to Western live-action TV series.

How did it start? Who first used it? I have no idea. Maybe it started from DC or Marvel comics, or even earlier than that.

Nonetheless, it was the simplest idea (I think) to answer the question: “How can we detect if someone is from a different world/reality?”

And it actually works.

And maybe, just maybe, if alternate realities do exist, we do vibrate in different frequencies.


These are some of the fictional works that I remember (or I'm misremembering) which used this ‘theory’.

  • Dual! Parallel World Trouble / Tenchi Muyo universe
  • Serial Experiments Lain
  • Star Trek
  • Sliders
  • Fringe
  • The Flash

What else? Do you remember any?

#scifi #ScienceFiction #isekai (#ParallelWorld / #ParallelWorlds) #TimeTravel #Multiverse #Omniverse #Panverse #Kolverse

#DualParallelWorldTrouble / #TenchiMuyo universe #SerialExperimentsLain #StarTrek #Sliders #Fringe #TheFlash

@tv @tv

raurquiz, to random Spanish
@raurquiz@c.im avatar
TheDinosaurDave, to random
@TheDinosaurDave@sauropods.win avatar

Welcome to #DinoMedia.Where we watch an episode of an old Documentary, TV show, or movie with #Dinosaurs in it.
This week we are looking at #Sliders. It was a TV show from the late 90s where they use a remote to travel through the multiverse. The same time, same place, different universe. They are trying to find their way back to their home reality. In “In Dino Veritas” S02E07 from 1996, we see some CGI dinosaurs. Let’s see how they hold up.
1/X

TheDinosaurDave,
@TheDinosaurDave@sauropods.win avatar

One last thing to giggle at.
One of the characters steps on its femur(?) and it crumbles like a bone that’s been in the sun too long. We can see it’s hollow and still white.
Which falls into the category of “not how any of that works” but it is a fun not to end this on
Overall, I give the depictions of this a solid 9/10.
Congrats #Sliders for being a great show for its time.
13/End

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