If you like to giggle at Sci - Fi Channel original movies ( like the newRicky Schroeder hellhound saga ) , you ’ll want to take a misstep down memory lane and check out the kinds of material you could have been express joy at on Sci - Fiback in 1992 . ( There was the original series “ Mysteries from Beyond the Other Dominion , ” along with a lot of “ makeweight programming , ” Planet of the Apes , and rerun of Doctor Who and Dark Shadows . ) To aid your gleefulness , the expert folks at Inner Mind have an passing detailed database of every Sci - Fi Channel card from 1992 to 2007 — let in gems you credibly have n’t thought about for eld ( if at all ) . You know , like Terrahawks and The New Adventures of Gigantor ? Of course if you clack through to the mid-1990s , you ’ll get a flavour of semisweet nostalgia as you retrieve have Modern Farscape every workweek . But you ’ll also divulge that not much has changed about Sci - Fi ’s basic mission since the early 1990s . Even back then , they were doing particular “ theme hebdomad ” about things like gargantuan alligators . So the “ giant brute does something scary ” movie is basically written into Sci - Fi ’s DNA . Plus , you may relive the aureole days of 2000 , when Sci - Fi would show ginormous blocks of shows like the New Fantasy Island ( with Malcolm McDowell ! ) and Seaquest , plus Lexx really early in the morning time . Ah , Lexx . How I miss ye . So when you get mad at Sci - Fi for doing cheesy crap , just take a feel at its history : The channel has n’t get along a retentive way , but in some sentience it ’s only as good as the genre it ’s celebrating . You know , a literary genre that includes Beyond Reality and Ghost Hunters . Stop clawing your optic out long enough to peruse those one-time listings . . . the sarcasm center of your head wo n’t be disappoint . Sci - Fi docket Listings[via Inner Mind ]
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