Sci-Fi/Fantasy shows to watch.

[wulfio]

Ya I liked clone wars. I'm hoping Ahsoka shows up in the new trilogy or spin offs.

 

[Sparkle Fabulosa]

I put in another vote for both Eureka and Warehouse 13, they were a lot of fun.
I'll put these into categories since I'm not sure what exactly you're into.
Time Travel
Continuum - a cop from the future chases a group of terrorists back into the present
Spies
Alias - a kick ass female spy gets involved in conspiracies, prophecies and all sorts of other craziness
Chuck - a guy who works at a not-Best Buy gets a computer program accidentally dowloaded into his head and is made a spy
Vampires, Werewolves, Witches ect
The Vampire Diaries (I can in during Season 3, so I'm not familiar with the earlier episodes) - a teenage girl is pulled into the world of the supernatural after she gets involved with a pair of vampire brothers
The Originals - A TVD spin-off following their world's first vampires in modern day New Orleans. I actually enjoyed the first season of this one more than the last couple years of TVD.
Being Human UK/US - both series follow a vampire, werewolf, and ghost sharing an apartment.
Lost Girl - A woman finds out that she is a Succubus and is pulled into the world of the Fae (supernatural beings). All Fae must choose a side, Light or Dark, but (at first) the main character refuses to choose.

I highly recommend you go back and watch the first two seasons of TVD. The show was at it's best!

 

[wulfio]

I don't think it's really my style. It seems like the OC with supernatural elements.

 

[Sindatur]

I don't think it's really my style. It seems like the OC with supernatural elements.

I grew tired of Vampire Diaries in S3 or S4, but, I did enjoy it the first 2 or 3 seasons

 

[Drone]

I would suggest Dark Skies. Sort of a Roswell for grown-ups. Even if you don't fancy it too much, it provides the pleasure of seeing the fantastic J.T. Walsh to say nothing of a gander at pre-Voyager Jeri Ryan.