7 Sci-Fi Shows From the 2010s That Are Perfect From Start to Finish

The article names seven science-fiction shows from the 2010s that it considers strong from beginning to end. It argues that the decade’s sci-fi often paired ideas such as parallel universes, predictive technology and time travel with familiar concerns about power, surveillance and human behaviour, making the genre relevant beyond its usual audience.

The examples in the supplied text include *The Man in the High Castle*, where parallel-world films complicate resistance in an Axis-ruled America; *Person of Interest*, about an AI surveillance system that predicts crime but raises questions about fairness and morality; and *Continuum*, which follows a police officer from 2077 pursuing political extremists in present-day Vancouver. The article frames these shows as using speculative settings to examine real-world anxieties, including corporate control and the limits of technology.