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Favorite sci-fi TV show: Farscape. Hardly needs an explanation! A fabulous job of creating the visual images, there was always something new and astounding so you could never just get used to it. There were so many different alien species. The storylines were very literate and there was plenty of humor, but it was also dead serious. And it had a Muppet, the pilot who was part of the ship.

Favorite sci-fi movie: I'm not sure there's ever been one that I liked as well as Farscape or even Babylon 5 or even Star Trek DS9 or even Stargate SG-1. Sci-fi stories have to be longer than movie-length in order for me to get settled into the universe. I guess I'll just vote for "Avatar." It's the one I saw most recently and it was pretty damn good. Unless you count "The Dark Crystal," which is right on the boundary between sci-fi and fantasy (like "Avatar" isn't?) and is perhaps my favorite movie of all time.

Favorite sci-fi novel: Code of the Life Maker by James P. Hogan. A civilization of mechanical creatures who make their technology out of primitive organic creations encounters a civilization of biological creatures (humans) who make their technology out of primitive mechanical creations. Each is positive that they are natural and the others are descended from the artifacts of a long-dead civilization of creatures like themselves. A fascinating question of both philosophy and science. I made more notes in that book than in any of my textbooks.