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| View Poll Results: Which series do you like? | |||
| Dead Like Me |
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6 | 17.14% |
| Iron Man (1966 British version) |
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1 | 2.86% |
| Project U.F.O. |
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2 | 5.71% |
| Star Trek: The Next Generation |
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32 | 91.43% |
| Xena: Warrior Princess |
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5 | 14.29% |
| Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 35. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Well, it appears that this thread has been pushed into the second page. I also tried not to include Saturday morning serials because that WOULD add an additional 100 or so to the list.
Believe it or not, I am running out of shows. But I expect that possibly as much as half of the remaining 20 shows to poll will have a shot at making the next round. Round 1t will be the final poll of the first round. In case you're wondering, four Star Trek series, a certain PhD, the FBI, a lost mining ship, a car, an island, a famous book adaptation and a time traveler are on that list that I think will garner quite a few votes. The other nine may well get a few, too. I honestly did not plan to put so many of the most well-known series at the last. I ordered the list by alphabet and numbered them 1-20 five times. But, hey, nothing like saving the best for last. For the second round, I will be asking everyone to choose their top 10 from the ORIGINAL list. But the selection presented will be limited to only the top 25 from round one. So everyone should have a heads up and catch the end of the thread linked above.
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In case you're wondering, four Star Trek series, a certain PhD, the FBI, a lost mining ship, a car, an island, a famous book adaptation and a time traveler are on that list that I think will garner quite a few votes.
Well, okay, My Mother the Car probably qualifies as fantasy (or woo-woo), but "garner quite a few votes?" I wouldn't vote for it, and I like both Ann Sothern and Jerry Van Dyke.
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Michael, I don't think this is a really good idea.
Shuddup & just engage Turbo-boost KITT! There, that's the whole series summed up (why did I like it?! Oh, I was so young back then ...) ![]() STNG & cough, cough, Project UFO for me on this one ![]() |
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Why hasn't anyone mentioned SLIDERS? I actually used to WATCH that one!!
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Sliders was a great idea but terribly executed. Poor John Rhys Davies.
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Best Sci-Fi TV series Round 1h But the poll is closed. I agree with parallaxicality, though. I didn't vote for it.
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