[KevinDavis]

This looks like the last posting for 2010 (unless something shows up). I would like to wish you all and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Here is hoping that SciFi improves in 2011!

A very good Eureka..

List of SciFi shows that is respectful to religion:
1. The Old Star Trek
2. Babylon 5
3. Stargate (SG1, SGA, and SGU)
4. The Old Battlestar Galactica (Despite the influence of Mormonism and nothing wrong with it).
5. The New Battlestar Galactica

Anything else??

[KevinDavis]

[wally_bert]

Right now, I can’t. Considering B5 was written by an atheist, it was very fair towards religion.

[Carbonsteel]

Interesting that your list has the best sci-fi shows ever.

Maybe it has something to do with when writers don't have to go out of their way to be politically correct, they can more easily work on writing a quality show.

[GeronL]

Hulu says it has the 7th and 10th episodes of this season.... eh? What happened to 8 and 9... were they THAT bad??

:P

[JoeProBono]

http://watch-series.com/serie/x_files

[KarlInOhio]

List of SciFi shows that is respectful to religion:

Firefly. Shepherd Book (Nathan Fillion) is treated with respect (even if Crazy River decided that his Bible needed some modifications). Malcolm Reynolds (Nathan Fillion) is shown kissing a cross hanging around his neck before going into battle when he was a sergeant in the Independent army. After the loss in that battle he turned bitter about religion and many other things

[Vanders9]

The new Star Trek is very respectful to religions (as long as they are pagan). I mean come on, in the last seasons of TNG and DS9 every other episode featured Klingon spirituality.

[Tanniker Smith]

Rod Serling’s “Twilight Zone” was usually allegorical, but respected religion because he wouldn’t have lasted on the air at that time otherwise. Yeah, look past the spacemen Adam & Eve and Robert Redford as Death, and there were other stories of Heaven and Hell, which were played fairly straightforward.

[Tanniker Smith]

Rod Serling’s “Twilight Zone” was usually allegorical, but respected religion because he wouldn’t have lasted on the air at that time otherwise. Yeah, look past the spacemen Adam & Eve and Robert Redford as Death, and there were other stories of Heaven and Hell, which were played fairly straightforward.

[Tanniker Smith]

One thing on SGU (particularly directed at those who can’t get past the lesbians): when they thought they were dying because they were about to fly into a star, those behind broke into two camps: party till the end and prayer service. The people playing were playing the Our Father (and presumably the Rosary), not some generic New Age spiritual whatever.

[geege]

I still love Lost In Space....It was suppose to take place in the year 2001....Should have been 3001.....

[GSWarrior]

I watched a movie called Moon over the weekend. It was pretty good. I’m sure others here have seen it.

[LibertarianLiz]

Hey, Kevin. For your scheduling: I got the new t.v. guide today, and saw something that caught my eye. They are having a new season of Primeval and it begins on January 1. BBCAmerica gets it at the same time as the UK. Here is the link to the info: Primeval

Some new cast members, including the doctor from DS9.

[LibertarianLiz]

Also, (forgot for my previous post) a third season of Merlin begins on SyFy on January 7.