sci-fi

For example in OTL, the 1960s saw huge advancements in both technological and social arenas, which made things like the Moon Landing and Woodstock possible. The early 70s were okay-ish, but later things started getting worse and the last progressive product of this rapidly advancing...

So, fun fact. Back in the 1980s, Disney bought the rights to John Carter of Mars to compete with Conan the Barbarian and Star Wars. In fact, Ted Elliot and Terry Rossio were hired to write, while John McTiernan was approached to direct and Tom Cruise was offered the star role of John Carter...

I found today The Doctor who animated series almost never happened. I started think how different the franchise would. What's your ideas ?

9 June 2008 Broughton Hall North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC The office of Professor Andrew Mozeppa was tucked into a far corner of the top floor of Broughton Hall. While a corner office is usually seen as a sign of status, in Broughton Hall, it was anything but...

The 1990s have seen various successful sci-fi films and shows which explored the concept of visiting alternate worlds instead of alien planets. Examples include the 1992 film Doorways, which was technically the pilot of a series that never came to be, and the 1995-2000 series Sliders which...