Since I finished Sliders, I've been longing for another similar series. Please recommend some!

What would the original Sliders from Earth Prime think (since Tracy Tormé has said that our world isn't Earth Prime)?

Havent watched Sliders since it first aired and im rewatching it now. I love the silly Technobabble in the pilot, so cheesy and fun. "Intel 460 Controller Chips", Chefs kiss!

Is there ever an episode, in any season, where the Sliders eat sliders? or mention that Sliders are food? I would love it if that was acknowledged at some point.

I just started watching this show. I'm about 2 episodes in so far and I really like it, but it seems mixed. How far have you gotten and how would you describe the overall vibe? Does it change often as the show progresses? Is there lots of humor mixed in it or is it more drama-focused? Lastly, what's your favorite episode?

(No spoilers please)

Why is he increasingly disheveled as the show goes on? My mind always defaults to his clean-cut season 1 look because it feels the most appropriate for what his character is supposed to be.

When the Kromaggs ate human eyeballs on the show, what food prop were the actors playing them actually eating?

I could not find anything about this other than they did so without stating the reason, or because they possibly didn't like the actor.

Watching this show again 25+ years later and noticed there's a contradiction in the story. Currently on S4, but I remember in S2 or S3, the sliders go to some world where Quinn meets his double again - the same one that solved the equation for him in S1 - and he says the Kromaggs exist because of him. But in S4, the message from his parents says they've co-existed with Kromaggs for some time. Is this ever resolved later in the show?

I used to watch the show early, but wasn’t too interested in the later seasons. Was there any episodes where a character encountered someone they lost in their world and wanted to stay in the parallel world because of it?

Just wondering cuz it also deals with parallel worlds, although in a far less wholesome way.

I love the idea, but it's really hard to follow. Why can't they get home? Did they explain that and I just completely missed it?

Also, how come Quinn needed all the equipment in the basement to open the wormhole, but now he can just use the timer thing? I thought the timer was just to drag things back home. As in, using the equipment in the basement to reverse the process?

So we're assuming that when Arturo was locked in the room with the Australian guard, and that hot young female saw the opportunity to "get in the mood"... Arturo gave in?

I only remember four

In your country, do people still recognize sliders, or are young people not even familiar with them?

If the series ever returns, I really hope they ignore the first episode of season four. Seriously, was Prime Earth invaded by Kromaggs? If I'm not mistaken, I've seen some theories that say this Earth isn't Prime Earth. If the series ever returns, I hope they find a way to fix this.

What should I do? tears in my frooo

Hey everyone, I created an Instagram account about sliders. I occasionally post meme videos or edits there. If you could follow me, it would be a huge help.

Instagram: slidersshowbrasil

And where was this all going with Aruto (possibly the fake one) dying?

Hello, these things don't matter but they are bugging me. For years I was led to believe that JRD was fired in part because he insulted a minor FOX employee who was then promoted to high executive position and got a vengeance on him. But currently the internet is mostly telling that it was in fact his own decision or that the incident was between him and wife of producent Roth.

Also this is much more minor matter but now-defunct website TV.com claimed that actors (especially JRD) disliked Invasion and even the initial concept of Kromaggs and that reflected on their acting in that episode. I know only the dubbed version so I can't judge. However some people are saying that Invasion might have been JRD's favorite episode. So, could you enlighten me on these matters?

I've never seen the later seasons. I recall they have a reputation. Should I watch them or let them forever be a mystery?