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sci-fi

[sahy-fahy] / ˈsaɪˌfaɪ /


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Created by and starring Mark Gatiss, a many-credited writer and actor, with roots in British comedy, sci-fi and mystery — with Steven Moffat, he co-created “Sherlock,” in which he played Mycroft Holmes, and is the author of nine “Doctor Who” screenplays.

From Los Angeles Times

All of Meow Wolf’s exhibitions have a sci-fi bent, and Los Angeles will be no different, with many a nod to films of science fiction and fantasy.

From Los Angeles Times

Plaza admitted that while it might seem like a strange analogy, the setup of the sci-fi thriller felt much like her grief.

From MarketWatch

The opening chapters of “Firestorm” read like a sci-fi thriller.

From Los Angeles Times

To be clear, the simulation hypothesis is more sci-fi than science.

From The Wall Street Journal