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Among science fiction television, which would you say are the most scientifically sound?

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>> No.1199590

Mythbusters. Definitely.

>> No.1199602

Doctor Who.

>> No.1199615

>>1199571
Fringe. although not by much

>> No.1199617

Scrubs

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>> No.1199624

I found Stargate SG-1 to have a lot of good science in many ways. For example, they even go into how to correct for inertia when you're in a superfast spaceship that's maneuvering like crazy; your standard scifi would just skip that as it interferes with the plot.
With that said, they've also had some really, really, really bad science (the "out of phase with the rest of the universe" episodes always bothered me, since if you're out of phase, you shouldn't be able to interact with anything in the universe, so you can't see/hear/breathe/not explode from internal pressure)

>> No.1199627

Skies of Iriya, Summer of UFOs.

>> No.1199629

>>1199590
>science fiction
>Mythbusters

what

>> No.1199637

>>1199571
In American television, probably Battlestar Galactica

if you're fine with watching anime, check out Planetes. It's very good.

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=2654

>> No.1199641

The Big Bang Theory