5 Sci-Fi Shows That Did Star Wars Better Than Star Wars

Lots of science fiction shows are either reimagining older series or creating completely new stories. While they all try to capture what made Star Wars so beloved, these shows don’t just rely on familiar elements—they actually build on them, going beyond the original’s iconic imagery.

Star Wars Fans Were Robbed Of The Ultimate Sith Video Game

Early 3D video game fans dreamed of a Star Wars game with truly realistic lightsaber battles. That dream finally came true with Star Wars: Jedi Survivor. The game’s combat is incredibly responsive and feels similar to the challenging, but rewarding, gameplay found in games made by FromSoftware.

Star Wars Fans Unite Over Cal Kestis Return And Live-Action Debut

Cal Kestis has quickly become a fan favorite throughout the first two games, and Respawn Entertainment is currently working on the third. However, he hasn’t been in many scenes yet, and fans are hoping to see him play a larger role and show up in other stories within the Star Wars universe.

The Boroughs Directly Recreates Stranger Things Season 1’s Ending In One Crucial Moment

The creators of Stranger Things, Matt and Ross Duffer, are executive producers of Netflix’s new sci-fi series, The Boroughs. The show concludes with Sam Cooper (Alfred Molina) and his companions celebrating, but a strange moment occurs: when Sam looks in the mirror, his reflection flickers—a glitch similar to the visions experienced by those affected by Mother’s blood, and by Sam himself regarding his late wife, Lilly (Jane Kaczmarek).

2026 Marks The End Of An Era For Tom Hardy’s MobLand

Several streaming services have delivered compelling crime dramas recently. Netflix offers shows like The Chestnut Man: Hide and Seek and His & Hers, while Prime Video released the new series Scarpetta and the second season of Cross. HBO Max also found success with DTF St. Louis, and Paramount+ contributes to this trend of popular TV shows.