Most of the CSIs would count as this due to the vast amount of improbable techniques and technology used in them.
Shows that are sci-fi/fantasy shows and nobody knows it.
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Hell, I would call it fantasy just for the magical recreations of meaningful images from heavily pixelated photgraphs.
And Kang, Kodos, Mulder and Scully.
The West Wing had an armed space shuttle controlled by the US Airforce.
THEREFORE Bartlet had a Space Navy, and was probably getting around to putting a Space navy Admiral on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, when he ran out of time.
THEREFORE Bartlet had a Space Navy, and was probably getting around to putting a Space navy Admiral on the Joint Chiefs of Staff, when he ran out of time.
I wonder what L&O Munch thought when he saw X-Files Munch on the X-Files?
Does it count if the show was marketed as something else? This was the case for Being Erica, which had a really great concept. It was marketed as a drama, but it was really more of a light sci-fi. You have this 30-something girl trying to figure her life out, which she feels is a mess. She has her own therapist with a special ability to send her back in time to moments in her life she feels she could do better on and see how things would work out with different decisions, and most of the time learns that isn't the case. But as the show progresses over 4 seasons, we learn that there's a whole network of these therapists helping people and she eventually becomes one herself.
Only people that have never seen a full episode of being Erica, would ever think that it's not about time travel.
Have you noticed how little mention there is anymore that Daniel Jackson is a Ghostwhisperer on Saving Hope these days?
Have you noticed how little mention there is anymore that Daniel Jackson is a Ghostwhisperer on Saving Hope these days?
The Colbys
Also Days of Our Lives, Passions, and General Hospital: http://www.laweekly.com/film/five-amazing-ridiculous-soap-opera-plots-2613517 - apparently, haven't seen any of them.
Bobby Ewing's dream in Dallas might count as an alternate reality timeline.
Also Days of Our Lives, Passions, and General Hospital: http://www.laweekly.com/film/five-amazing-ridiculous-soap-opera-plots-2613517 - apparently, haven't seen any of them.
Bobby Ewing's dream in Dallas might count as an alternate reality timeline.
The same thing Happened to Richard Mulligan on Soap. 
There's a Youtube red show called "Escape the night" which is a reality show murder mystery, where the "competitors" accept that they have TIME travelled to a different ERA to have a dinner party where most of them will be murdered.
There's a Youtube red show called "Escape the night" which is a reality show murder mystery, where the "competitors" accept that they have TIME travelled to a different ERA to have a dinner party where most of them will be murdered.
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In the UK, there was a time-travel sitcom in the 90s called "Goodnight Sweetheart" that many might not have realised was science fiction/fantasy.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodnight_Sweetheart_(TV_series)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodnight_Sweetheart_(TV_series)
Did you catch the new final episode of Good Night Sweetheart that they made last year?
I watched it, passably amusing I guess but the series never really was my thing, unfortunately.
Virtually every 70's tv show had an episode dealing with UFO ("They aren't real, right? Or... THEY ARE!?!").
Heck, even Miami Vice had an UFO episode!
"Missing Hours"
Aliens, acid trips, and James Brown: the best scenes from Miami Vice's science fiction episode
Heck, even Miami Vice had an UFO episode!
"Missing Hours"
Aliens, acid trips, and James Brown: the best scenes from Miami Vice's science fiction episode
Arrow now decidedly fits into the genre, but you wouldn't have thought so looking at Season 1.
Technically you could argue just about any family sitcom that ever had a Christmas episode where Santa turns out to be real.
Family Matters, of course, toward the end the inventions Urkel would come up with.
Family Matters, of course, toward the end the inventions Urkel would come up with.
Happy Days exists in the same universe as Mork and Mindy.
That blew my mind, the next day at school every one was talking about it. The teachers must have been rolling their eyes because to them, the news was ten years old.
