Amazing Heroes - Episode guides, character biographies, downloads, and games dedicated to Hercules the Legendary Journeys, Xena - Warrior Princess, and Young Hercules. Also offers links to photo galleries.
Ambit's Sci Fi on TV - News, message boards, episode guides for Highlander and Babylon 5, and "Hall of Shame" commemorating actors in roles they'd probably rather forget.
Madmarty in the Scifi Zone - Pictures and information from shows including Blake's 7, Doctor Who, Red Dwarf, Star Trek, and Xena. Also fantasy art, motorbikes and free downloads.
Night Phoenix - Pictures from Highlander and Stargate SG-1, plus quiz.
Nitpicker Central - Official site for the Star Trek and X-Files nitpicker books. Find all the grungy little mistakes.
The Realm - Information for prospective volunteers willing to build a mega-site for genre shows.
Roaring Rockets - Celebration of the 1950s series Tom Corbett Space Cadet, Space Patrol, and Captain Video and his Video Rangers. Includes photos, trivia, and information about those cool toys that accompanied the programs.
Save the Dresden Files - Campaign and directory of information to lobby for another season of the show. Includes producer and network executive contact information as well as letter writing tips.
Science-Fiction Central - Essays and commentary, including "Black Women in Science Fiction" and "Ways I'd Improve the Sci-Fi Channel."
Scifi Corner - Episode guides for Stargate SG-1 and Enterprise that include cast and production credits.
The Sci-fi Domain - Information and downloads related to Lexx, Star Trek, Red Dwarf, The X-Files, and Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Sci-fi HQ - Database of information on Star Trek, Stargate SG-1, Andromeda, and Star Wars. Includes topics such as history, characters, species, and ship data.
Sci-Fi World - Spoilers and news for series including The X-Files, Enterprise, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, and Star Trek: Voyager.
SciFiTVFans.com - Episode guides for Farscape, Smallvile, The Invisible Man, Special Unit 2, Babylon 5, and The Tick. Includes limited directory of related sites.
MSNBC: Beyond ‘Buffy’: State of Sci-fi on TV - Article that focuses on what's coming in the genre for late 2004 and early 2005, noting that almost all new projects are headed for cable networks. (July 16, 2004)