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Yes AppleTV is honestly killing the game right now, SILO, Severance, Dark Matter, Foundation and many more coming all wicked scifi stuff too that you can't find anywhere else.
Have you seen Legion (2016) the tv show? It is by far my #1 sci-fi series ever and it was way ahead of it's time, by the same guy who did Fargo by Noah Hawley i believe.
Legion is news to me - will add it to the list. Thought silo started well, but got boring and misandrist. Severence was great - i hear there is a second season coming.
Raised by Wolves I quite enjoyed. And s1 Altered Carbon.
Silo ending was actually pretty good...but don't know where we are heading from here.
Legion is the greatest thing you need it in your life lol. I've watched the entire thing multiple times. Also I don't like children type fantasy movies/shows chalked up as "science fiction" cough marvel . I like the good old mind bender sci-fi (adult friendly)....so keep that in mind with my recommendation;)
Yeah agreed. The distance between marvel and 12 monkeys is like the space between Johnny Cash and Billy Ray Cyrus