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TV Talk Rec Fest: SciFi/Fantasy

Welcome to day 4 of Rec Fest! Today please recommend shows which could be considered science fiction or fantasy. These may come in a variety of genre formats but are likely centered on supernatural or futuristic events, worlds other than our own or different versions of our world.
Please include in your recs the following information:
Show Title:
Audience Rating: Young Children/All Ages/Teen and Up/Mature Content
Warnings: (Could include gory content, raunchy situations, explicit sex, offensive content, etc.)
Length of Episodes: (30 minutes/1 hour/Other)
Length of Series: (Number of seasons or number of episodes)
Why you recommend it: (What draws you to it? What niche does it fill/mood is it good for?)
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Feel free to include any other information you’d like, such as what year(s) the show was originally broadcast, standout cast members, or what other shows it may connect to or be like. You can also include outside links to Wikipedia, Fanlore, IMDB, your favorite review etc. which contain more show information.
If someone else has already recced a show you were planning to rec, please include your own rec as well! People have different takes on shows and it can also help people if they see a number of people find a show to be a must-watch.
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The Expanse
Audience Rating: Teen and up
Warnings: None that I remember
Length of Episodes: 1 hour
Length of Series: 6 Seasons (62 episodes)
Why you recommend it: Complex plotting as well as great roles for women make this show stand out for me. I had a hard time getting into it, as S1 had to set up a lot of stuff and it was late in coming together as a coherent whole. But I don't think future seasons had this issue and I really enjoyed the show.
I particularly liked how political issues and factions were central to how the story played out as I don't think this gets seen so clearly in many other shows of any genre.
Re: The Expanse
I love it very much, it's such a brilliant show and I cannot wait to start reading the books as well.