If you're a fan of sci fi, you've probably watched a few of the most popular series. But, did you know there are new shows on the block? Some of the best sci fi shows aren't on TV - you might be surprised. You can start by watching these series. They'll give you a new perspective on the world around us. They'll help you to make sense of the world around us.

Altered Carbon is an excellent example. It's set in a cyberpunk future where human consciousness can be transferred into different bodies. Jeff Bezos's backing saved the show from cancellation, and he's a huge fan of the show. The storyline is intriguing and the characters are engaging. There are plenty of tense moments, but this show has a lot of fun. It's also a fun watch, and you can binge-watch episodes whenever you like.

Continuum - Imported from Canada's Showcase network, this show was one of the first time travel sci-fi shows to tackle paradoxes and causal loops. A cop from the future (Kiera Cameron) has to track down terrorists who have traveled through time to the present. She must stop them before they take over the world and annihilate humanity. There's no doubt that this show is a hit with sci-fi fans.

The Expanse - An underrated political thriller, The Expanse was one of the most anticipated sci fi shows of 2015. It revolved around a mysterious person with the ability to predict smaller crimes in the future. As it progressed, the human race began to spread to outer planets. The crew of The OA must use their skills to protect the Earth from interplanetary war. These two sci-fi shows have become an indispensable part of my life.

Despite its massive budget, Stranger Things has been an impressive hit with audiences. The show is set in a future where humans have superhuman abilities, but the technological advances have made it difficult for them to be fully human. While it doesn't have space ship elements, the series is still a must-see for any sci-fi fan. The first season of the show featured Joel Kinnaman as the detective. Kovacs, the protagonist, is a human who is reluctant to move into a different body.

Misfits: Another highly entertaining science-fiction show, this series is based on the characters of the Fantastic Four and the X-Men. It centers around a mismatched group of European juvenile delinquents, which christens themselves "superhoodies". It explores the boundaries of superpowers and how they affect normal life. And, of course, the character of the titular superhero, Karl Urban, is one of the best sci fi shows.