Science Fiction

It caught my attention because Butler was described as a science-fiction writer. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Klara thought of the radiation monsters in Japanese science-fiction movies and looked down the aisle at Miles, who was a scholar of the form. ❋ Don Delillo (2008)

This bothers no one in the science-fiction world, nor does it bother Earthly audiences. ❋ Jamie Whyte (2012)

On May 12, 2009 FOX aired the season finale of Fringe, a science-fiction series that follows a fictional government team which solves bizarre crimes using fringe science methods. ❋ Kris LoPresto (2011)

Votes cast for registered candidates were switched to votes for evil science-fiction robots; the hackers left, as their calling card, the University of Michigan fight song. ❋ Post (2010)

A science-fiction classic that offers surprisingly mordant commentary on contemporary American life. ❋ Meghan Cox Gurdon (2011)

The mid-film 'here's what's really going on' speech remains a wonderfully twisty bit of unreliable, yet painfully plausible exposition that also paved the way for countless science-fiction fans to question the reality of their respective favorite TV shows Buffy the Vampire Slayer's "Normal Again", Lost's "Dave", etc. ❋ Scott Mendelson (2011)

It's like the scene in a science-fiction movie right before a world-changing event. ❋ RJ (2011)

In science-fiction movies, intergalactic justice is usually dispensed by a panel of strange but wise beings. ❋ Jamie Whyte (2012)

Their idea to fuse it with this science-fiction premise was really smart. ❋ Don Steinberg (2012)

"I've never really done anything remotely near the science-fiction drama, so there's a learning curve to it," he says. ❋ Unknown (2011)

As science-fiction approached the millennium, it began to trade the future for the past and real worlds for fantasy or virtual realities. ❋ Tom Shippey (2011)

By doing so, he became the forerunner of experiments in Extra-Sensory Perception ("ESP," to us now), investigations of Unidentified Flying Objects ("UFOs" as we know them today), and -- to be absolutely honest -- popular culture from the Bug-Eyed Monsters ("BEMs," believe it or not) of science-fiction movies of the 1950s and 1960s (during the "flying saucer" craze), all the way up to Agents Mulder and Scully of The X-Files television show. ❋ Chris Weigant (2011)

Star Wars, Star Trek, Battlefield Earth (the book) = "light" science fiction, space opera Robert [Heinlein's] future history ([Methuselah's] Children), Ben [Bova's] Jupiter, or Asteroid Wars, Frank Herbert's Dune (a little fantastical, but the ecological background is neat) = "hard" sci-fi ❋ Possum King (2006)

for instance, in [medieval times], people who saw strange lights or experienced other strange phenonema described the experiences in terms of meeting angels or [pixies], whereas, nowadays, thanks to science fiction, people are as likely to interpret these experiences as alien visitations, abductions, or [ufo] sightings. ❋ Imaginary Dave (2008)

Thank God for the [Sci Fi] channel. Now I can [tape] all my favorite episodes of the [Outer Limits]. :^)) ❋ AYB (2003)

['Star] Wars' is not science fiction; it's a [big dumb] fantasy movie about space wizards. 'The Matrix' is not science ficiton either; it's a comic book action movie with a pretentious pseudo-philosophy thrown in. What then, constitutes science fiction? A piece that actually cares about the plausibility of its ideas; a [rarified] sub-set of literature and cinema to be certain. ❋ Killing Kittens (2004)

White Human Male: Hi [Zahara] i know we have worked together on this ship for [about a year] and i've been looking at you for a while now and i can't help to see how lonely you are , your skin is the most beautiful shade of green i have ever seen, [ummmmm] would you like to come to my room tonight! Green Alien Female: Well i have always wanted to fuck a human so sure . White Human Male: Wow... well ok follow me ! (This is an example of Science Fiction Erotica ) ❋ Queenofthenight (2011)

science fiction double feature, [dr. x] will [build] [a creature]! ❋ Sid Mullendore (2008)

[I like] [hitire science fiction]. ❋ The Fury 13 (2010)

Some people don't believe the [War of the Worlds] even happened. The science fiction deniers don't even believe it happened after [reading the book] or watching the movies, or when [peer reviewed] on the internet. ❋ Mlhiss (2020)

[I like] [Hitire science fiction]. ❋ The Fury 13 (2010)

Doug: i am [grateful] [for science] [fiction]! ❋ Wokeup2this (2022)