Difference between revisions of "TV Series"

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For series dedicated to /a/ regulars, see TV Series/Anime

This page provides a list of technology, sci-fi, and cyberpunk related TV Series, documentaries, and other TV Shows

Max Headroom (1987-1988): Based on the movie of the same name. Worse than the movie in every way.; You probably only know about this because of that one time a bunch of kids took over a news station with max headrooms head. Dont watch it just because of that. In fact, dont watch it for any reason. Why is this listed?

The I.T. Crowd (2006-2013): British sitcom about two tech support nerds and their increasingly ridiculous adventures. By the same writer as Father Ted and Black Books.

Silicon Valley (2014-present): In the high-tech gold rush of modern Silicon Valley, the people most qualified to succeed are the least capable of handling success. A comedy partially inspired by Mike Judge's own experiences as a Silicon Valley engineer in the late 1980s.

The Prisoner (1967-1968): A former unnamed spy is kidnapped and taken to a bizarre, surreal island staffed by an international conspiracy who wish to know why he resigned. He is only known as Number 6. The Island is run by a man known only as Number 1, whom is never seen even by the co-head of the island, Number 2. The person whom is Number 2 is a pseudo-democratically elected person out of the denizens of the island.

Black Mirror (2011-present): Each episode of Black Mirror is it's own independent mini-movie. Most episodes are based around a near-future reality where technology dominates the character's lives.

Mr. Robot (2015-present): A young hacker who suffers from social anxiety disorder and forms connections through hacking. He's recruited by a mysterious anarchist, who calls himself Mr. Robot. Season 1 was the best, then it loses its tact and becomes odd and stupid.

Bits and Bytes (1983-1984, 1991): A Canadian television show explaining computer topics in layman's terms for the general public.

Computer Chronicles (1983-2002): A show produced by PBS documenting the rise of the personal computer.

The Screen Savers (1998-2005): The former Tech TV's most popular show. It was in a talk-show format. Died when TechTV was killed by Comcast.

The New Screen Savers (2015-2018): A revival of The Screen Savers by the original cast.

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 ; [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4158110/ Mr. Robot] (2015-present)
 : A young hacker who suffers from social anxiety disorder and forms connections through hacking. He's recruited by a mysterious anarchist, who calls himself Mr. Robot. Season 1 was the best, then it loses its tact and becomes odd and stupid.
+==Educational==
+; [[Wikipdeia:Bits and Bytes|Bits and Bytes]] (1983-1984, 1991)
+: A Canadian television show explaining computer topics in layman's terms for the general public.
+; [[Wikipedia:Computer Chronicles|Computer Chronicles]] (1983-2002)
+: A show produced by PBS documenting the rise of the personal computer.
+; [[Wikipedia:The Screen Savers|The Screen Savers]] (1998-2005)
+: The former [[Wikipedia:Tech TV|Tech TV's]] most popular show. It was in a talk-show format. Died when TechTV was killed by Comcast.
+; [[Wikipedia:TWiT.tv|The New Screen Savers]] (2015-2018)
+: A revival of ''The Screen Savers'' by the original cast.
 == See also ==