- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Superman
- Danny Dunn series
- Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
- Star Trek
- R2-D2
- Leonard Nimoy
- Grok
- Pern
- Ray Bradbury
- Star Wars (aka “conch”)
- Superman
- A Wrinkle In Time
- Dune
- Star Trek
- I, Robot
- Leonard Nimoy
- death ray!
- Ringworld
Woo hoo, best-ever Feud in my opinion! SciFi rocks!
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Spock
- Wrinkle in Time
- Dune
- Star Trek
- Robbie
- William Shatner
- Frak
- Vulcan
Heinlein
Star Wars
Superman
? Golden Compass
Culture (Banks)
Trek
Keanu Reeves (joke, don’t penalize me) -Data
Arnold Schwartznegger
The Force
Ringworld
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Isaac Asimov
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Star Wars
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Superman
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A Wrinkle in Time and its sequels
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Dune and its sequels
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Star Trek
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Lost in Space robot
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Sigourney Weaver
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Qadgop
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Discworld
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I know he’s not truly a science fiction character, but no legitimate answers come to mind.
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My favorite is Twilight Zone, but I went for what I thought would be most popular, although the fact that the Sci Fi Channel is currently running a marathon of Rod Serling’s signature series might skew responses.
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According to Wikipedia, not given a name in the show, though I remember SDMB posts disputing that contention.
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Issac Assimov
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Star Wars
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Superman
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???
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The Lord of the Rings
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The Twilight Zone
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R2D2
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James Doohan
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Grok
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Ringworld
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Can’t wait to read the answers, I have nothing.
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SciFi is running a marathon otherwise I might not have picked it
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Trek
- Paul Atreides
- L’Engle’s Time Quartet
- Dune
- Star Trek
- Bender
- Leonard Nimoy
- Death ray
- Arrakis
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- I know it’s two words, but that’s all I could think of.
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Superman
- Heinlein’s Boy Scout novels
- David Weber’s Honorverse
- Firefly
- R2D2
- William Shatner
- Shiny
- Unobtainium
I’m so going to crash on this one.
ETA: For #10, I read that as word, not world. Oops. :smack:
- Robert Heinlein
- Star Wars
- Darth Vader
- Animorphs
- Dune
- Star Trek
- Data
- William Shatner
- Death-ray
- Tattooine
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Yoda
- Danny Dunn
- Wheel of Time
- Star Trek
- C3P0
- Leonard Nimoy
- Grok
- Vulcan
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Superman
- Harry Potter
- Lord of the Rings
- Doctor Who
- Data
- Brent Spiner
- red shirt
- Alderran
I know HP and LOTR aren’t Sci-Fi, and to be honest I hate it when people call fantasy stuff “sci-fi”, but I couldn’t think of anything else to put for those two. Also, I’m not trying to insult anyone by calling HP a “childrens’” series. I’ve read them and I love them; I just thought it might be popular enough that some other people would answer the same.
- Robert Heinlein
- Star Wars
- Superman
- Danny Dunn
- Foundation
- Star Trek
- Data
- William Shatner
- grok
- Mars
Comments:
I think Superman does indeed count as sci-fi. After all, he came from another planet, and there are definite sci-fi-ish elements in the Superman legend.
#4 was tough, as it was difficult thinking of things that counted as children’s, sci-fi, and a series (Heinlein’s juveniles being one of the best examples of children’s sci-fi, but they don’t really form a series). I was tempted to put A Wrinkle in Time (and now I wish I had), Lucky Starr, or Artemis Fowl, but at the last minute went with a series I remembered from my own childhood (Danny Dunn).
- Jules Verne
- Star Wars
- Superman
- His Dark Materials trilogy
- The Dune series
- Star Trek
- The Robot (Lost in Space)
- Patrick Stewart
- grok
- Arrakis
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Superman
- The Chronicles of Narnia
- The Honor Harrington series
- Star Trek
- R2D2
- Mark Hammill
- Force
- Tatooine
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Superman
- Harry Potter
- Dune
- Twilight Zone
- R2D2
- William Shatner
- Grok
- Ringworld
- Issac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Superman
- Artemis Fowl
- Dune
- Doctor Who
- Robby
- Patrick Stewart
- Frak
- Tatooine
- Isaac Asimov
- Star Wars
- Superman
- Tom Swift
- Honor Harrington
- Star Trek
- R2-D2
- Mark Hamill
- Hyperspace
- Alderaan
Oh, man! I remember those! Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine. Danny Dunn On The Ocean Floor. Danny Dunn and the Electric Dildo. Good times.