List of programs broadcast by Syfy

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The following is a list of TV programs for the American channel Syfy, including both original and acquired programming.

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Current programming

The following programs first aired in their entirety or had specific seasons on American Syfy channel. Programs running on the present schedule are listed below. [1]

Drama

TitleGenrePremiereSeasonsStatus
The Ark Science fiction drama February 1, 20232 seasons, 24 episodesPending

Co-productions

TitleGenrePartner/CountryPremiereSeasonsStatus
SurrealEstate Supernatural drama CTV Sci-Fi Channel/CanadaJuly 16, 20212 seasons, 20 episodesRenewed [2]

Upcoming programming

Drama

TitleGenrePremiereSeasonsStatus
Revival [3] [4] Horror 2025TBASeries order

Former programming

Drama

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
Mission Genesis Space opera 19971 season, 13 episodes
Sliders (seasons 4–5) Science fiction fantasy drama 1998–20002 seasons, 40 episodesPreviously aired on Fox for seasons 1–3.
First Wave Science fiction 1998–20013 seasons, 66 episodesCo-production with Space.
Farscape Science fiction 1999–20034 seasons, 88 episodesCo-production with Nine Network.
Poltergeist: The Legacy (season 4) Supernatural horror drama 19991 season, 22 episodesPreviously aired on Showtime for seasons 1–3.
Lexx Science fiction 2000–20024 seasons, 61 episodesAcquired from Citytv.
Black Scorpion Superhero drama 20011 season, 22 episodes
The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne Science fiction 20011 season, 22 episodesAcquired from CBC.
The Chronicle Science fiction 2001–021 season, 22 episodes
Stargate SG-1 (seasons 6–10) Action-adventure military science fiction drama 2002–075 seasons, 104 episodesPreviously aired on Showtime for seasons 1–5.
Stargate Atlantis Action-adventure military science fiction drama 2004–095 seasons, 100 episodes
Andromeda (season 5) Science fiction 2004–051 season, 22 episodesPreviously aired via syndication for seasons 1–4.
Battlestar Galactica Military science fiction drama 2004–094 seasons, 76 episodesCo-production with Sky One.
Doctor Who (seasons 1–4) Science fiction 2006–084 seasons, 55 episodesAcquired from BBC One.
Moved to BBC America for seasons 5–13, and then moved to Disney+ for season 14 onward.
The Dresden Files Dark fantasy mystery drama 20071 season, 12 episodes
Painkiller Jane Superhero drama 20071 season, 22 episodesCo-production with Global.
Flash Gordon Action-adventure comedy drama 2007–081 season, 22 episodes
Charlie Jade Science fiction 20081 season, 20 episodesAcquired from Space.
Sanctuary Science fiction fantasy drama 2008–114 seasons, 59 episodesContinuation of the web series of the same name.
Co-production with Space.
Warehouse 13 Science fiction mystery drama 2009–145 seasons, 64 episodes
Stargate Universe Action-adventure military science fiction drama 2009–112 seasons, 40 episodes
Caprica Science fiction 20101 season, 19 episodes
Merlin (seasons 2–5) Fantasy adventure drama 2010–134 seasons, 52 episodesAlso known as The Adventures of Merlin.
Acquired from BBC One.
Previously aired on NBC for season 1.
Haven Supernatural drama 2010–155 seasons, 78 episodesCo-production with Showcase.
Being Human Supernatural comedy drama 2011–144 seasons, 52 episodesCo-production with Space.
Alphas Superhero drama 2011–122 seasons, 24 episodesFormerly known as Section 8.
Lost Girl Supernatural drama 2012–165 seasons, 77 episodesAcquired from Showcase.
Defiance Science fiction Western drama 2013–153 seasons, 38 episodes
Continuum Science fiction 2013–154 seasons, 42 episodesAcquired from Showcase.
Primeval: New World Science fiction 20131 season, 13 episodesAcquired from Space.
Sinbad Action-adventure fantasy drama 20131 season, 12 episodesAcquired from Sky One.
Helix Science fiction horror drama 2014–152 seasons, 26 episodes
Bitten Supernatural fantasy drama 2014–163 seasons, 33 episodesAcquired from Space.
Dominion Apocalyptic fantasy drama 2014–152 seasons, 21 episodes
Z Nation Horror drama 2014–185 seasons, 68 episodes
12 Monkeys Science fiction mystery drama 2015–184 seasons, 47 episodes
Olympus Fantasy 20151 season, 13 episodesAcquired from Super Channel.
Dark Matter Space opera 2015–173 seasons, 39 episodesAcquired from Space.
Killjoys Action-adventure science fiction drama 2015–195 seasons, 50 episodesCo-production with Space (seasons 1–4) and CTV Sci-Fi Channel (season 5).
The Expanse (seasons 1–3) Science fiction 2015–183 seasons, 36 episodesLater revived by Amazon Prime Video for seasons 4–6.
The Magicians Fantasy 2015–205 seasons, 65 episodes
Wynonna Earp Supernatural Weird Western drama 2016–214 seasons, 49 episodesCo-production with Space (seasons 1–3) and CTV Sci-Fi Channel (season 4).
Hunters Science fiction mystery thriller 20161 season, 13 episodes
Van Helsing Fantasy horror drama 2016–215 seasons, 65 episodes
Aftermath Science fiction 20161 season, 13 episodesCo-production with Space.
Incorporated Science fiction 2016–171 season, 10 episodes
Blood Drive Science fiction action drama 20171 season, 13 episodesAlso known as Midnight Grindhouse Presents: Blood Drive.
Ghost Wars Supernatural action drama 2017–181 season, 13 episodes
Superstition Supernatural horror 2017–181 season, 12 episodes
Krypton Superhero drama 2018–192 seasons, 20 episodes
Nightflyers Science fiction horror drama 20181 season, 10 episodesCo-production with Netflix.
Deadly Class Action teen drama 20191 season, 10 episodes
Vagrant Queen Space Western 20201 season, 10 episodes
Day of the Dead Horror drama 20211 season, 10 episodes

Comedy

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
Mystery Science Theater 3000 (seasons 8–10) Science fiction comedy 1997–993 seasons, 38 episodesPreviously aired on multiple other channels for seasons 1–7.
Later revived by Netflix for seasons 11–12, and revived again by Gizmoplex starting with season 13 onward.
Good vs. Evil (season 2) Supernatural comedy 20001 seasons, 11 episodesAlso known as G vs. E.
Previously aired on USA Network for season 1.
The Invisible Man Superhero action comedy 2000–022 seasons, 46 episodesAlso known as The I-Man.
Tremors Science fiction horror comedy 20031 season, 13 episodes
Eureka Science fiction comedy drama 2006–125 seasons, 77 episodes
Outer Space Astronauts Science fiction comedy 20091 season, 5 episodes
The Almighty Johnsons (seasons 1–2) Fantasy comedy drama 20142 seasons, 23 episodesAcquired from TV3.
Only the first two seasons were broadcast on Syfy.
Con Man (season 1) Comedy 20171 season, 6 episodesAcquired from Vimeo.
Only the first season was broadcast on Syfy.
Happy! Black comedy action thriller 2017–192 seasons, 18 episodes
The Movie Show Comedy 2020–211 season, 12 episodes
Resident Alien Mystery science fiction comedy drama 2021–243 seasons, 34 episodesMoved to USA Network for season 4.
Chucky Slasher comedy drama 2021–243 seasons, 24 episodesCo-production with USA Network.
Astrid & Lilly Save the World Supernatural teen comedy drama 20221 season, 10 episodesCo-production with CTV Sci-Fi Channel
Reginald the Vampire Supernatural comedy drama 2022–242 seasons, 20 episodes

Anthology

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
Welcome to Paradox Science fiction drama 19981 season, 13 episodes
Exposure Science fiction 2000–022 seasons, 42 episodes
The Outer Limits (1995 series) (season 7) Science fiction horror 2001–021 season, 22 episodesPreviously aired on Showtime for seasons 1–6.
Métal Hurlant Chronicles Science fiction fantasy drama 20142 seasons, 12 episodesAcquired from France 4.
Channel Zero Supernatural horror drama 2016–184 seasons, 24 episodes

Miniseries

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
Frank Herbert's Dune Science fiction 20003 episodes
Firestarter: Rekindled Science fiction horror thriller 20022 episodes
Taken Science fiction drama 200210 episodes
Frank Herbert's Children of Dune Science fiction 20033 episodes
Battlestar Galactica Military science fiction drama 20033 episodes
Five Days to Midnight Science fiction thriller 20045 episodes
Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars Military science fiction drama 20042 episodes
Dark Kingdom: The Dragon King Fantasy 20042 episodesCo-production with Sat.1.
Legend of Earthsea Fantasy 20042 episodes
The Triangle Science fiction 20053 episodesCo-production with BBC One.
Garth Marenghi's Darkplace Horror parody 20066 episodesAcquired from Channel 4.
The Lost Room Science fiction mystery drama 20063 episodes
Tin Man Fantasy 20073 episodes
Knights of Bloodsteel Fantasy 20092 episodes
Alice Science fiction fantasy drama 20092 episodesCo-production with Showcase.
Riverworld Science fiction 20102 episodes
The Phantom Superhero drama 20102 episodes
Neverland Fantasy 20112 episodes
Treasure Island Action-adventure drama 20122 episodesAcquired from Sky One.
Ascension Science fiction mystery drama 20146 episodesCo-production with CBC.
Childhood's End Science fiction 20153 episodes

Adult animation

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
Tripping the Rift Science fiction comedy 2004–073 seasons, 39 episodes
Alien News Desk Science fiction comedy 20191 season, 12 episodes
Science! Science fiction comedy 20191 season, 6 episodes
Magical Girl Friendship Squad: Origins Fantasy comedy 20201 season, 6 episodes
Dr. Havoc's Diary Superhero comedy 20201 season, 30 episodesAcquired from Fullscreen.
Magical Girl Friendship Squad Fantasy comedy 20201 season, 6 episodes
Wild Life Post-apocalyptic comedy 20201 season, 6 episodes
Hell Den (season 2) Post-apocalyptic sketch comedy 20201 season, 6 episodesPreviously aired on DrinkTV for season 1.
Devil May Care Supernatural comedy 20211 season, 7 episodes
The Pole Fantasy comedy 20211 season, 6 episodes
The Summoner Science fiction comedy 20211 season, 10 episodes

Unscripted

Docuseries

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
Sightings (season 5) Paranormal docuseries 1996–981 season, 26 episodesPreviously aired on Fox for seasons 1–2 and via syndication for seasons 3–4.
In Search of... (season 7) Paranormal docuseries 20021 season, 8 episodesAlso known as Great Mysteries of the World.
Previously aired via syndication for seasons 1–6. Later revived by History for seasons 8–9.
Beast Legends Docuseries 20101 season, 6 episodes
Legend Quest Travel docuseries 20111 season, 6 episodes
School Spirits Paranormal docuseries 20121 season, 6 episodes
Weird or What? (seasons 2–3) Docuseries 2013–142 seasons, 20 episodesPreviously aired on Discovery Channel for season 1.
Town of the Living Dead Docuseries 20141 season, 12 episodes
Bazillion Dollar Club Docuseries 20151 season, 1 episode (5 episodes unaired)Six episodes were filmed but the series was pulled after the first episode.
The Internet Ruined My Life Docuseries 20161 season, 6 episodes
Looking for LeiaDocuseries20191 season, 7 episodes

Game shows

TitleGenreOriginal BroadcastSeasonsNotes
Total Blackout Game show 2012–132 seasons, 24 episodes
Exit Game show 20131 season, 6 episodes
Geeks Who Drink Game show/Reality competition 20151 season, 12 episodes

Reality

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
Crossing Over with John Edward Reality 2000–044 seasons, 99 episodes
Scare Tactics Reality 2003–135 seasons, 114 episodesLater revived by USA Network for season 5
Mad Mad House Reality competition 20041 season, 8 episodes
Ghost Hunters (seasons 1–11) Paranormal reality 2004–1611 seasons, 230 episodesLater revived by A&E for seasons 12–13. Moved again to Discovery+ for season 14. Moved again to the Travel Channel for season 15 onward.
Proof Positive Paranormal reality 20041 season, 10 episodes
Psychic at Large Reality 20061 season, 6 episodes
Who Wants to Be a Superhero? Reality competition 2006–072 seasons, 14 episodes
Sci Fi Investigates Reality 20061 season, 6 episodes
Destination Truth Paranormal reality/Travel 2007–125 seasons, 55 episodesAlso known as The Monster Hunter.
Mind Control with Derren Brown Reality 20071 season, 6 episodes
Guinea Pig (season 1) Reality 20081 season, 6 episodesAcquired from Discovery Channel. Only the first season was broadcast on Syfy.
Ghost Hunters International Paranormal reality/Travel 2008–123 seasons, 62 episodes
Cha$e Reality competition 20081 season, 6 episodes
Estate of Panic Reality competition 20081 season, 6 episodes
WCG Ultimate Gamer Reality competition 2009–102 seasons, 16 episodes
Ghost Hunters Academy Paranormal reality 2009–101 season, 12 episodes
Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files Paranormal reality 2010–122 seasons, 36 episodes
Mary Knows Best Docusoap/Reality 20101 season, 4 episodes (2 episodes unaired)Six episodes were filmed but the series was pulled after four episodes.
Hollywood Treasure Reality 2010–122 seasons, 30 episodes
Face Off Reality competition 2011–1813 seasons, 160 episodes
Marcel's Quantum Kitchen Cooking show/Reality 20111 season, 6 episodes
Haunted Collector Paranormal reality 2011–133 seasons, 30 episodes
Paranormal Witness Paranormal reality 2011–165 seasons, 64 episodes
Monster Man Reality 20121 season, 6 episodes
Dream Machines Reality 20121 season, 6 episodes
Insane or Inspired? Reality 20121 season, 6 episodes
Haunted Highway Paranormal reality 2012–132 seasons, 12 episodes
Collection Intervention Reality 20121 season, 6 episodes
Hot Set Reality competition 20121 season, 6 episodes
Deals from the Darkside Reality 20121 season, 13 episodes
Viral Video Showdown Reality competition 20121 season, 8 episodes
Ghost Mine Paranormal reality 20132 seasons, 18 episodes
Robot Combat League Reality competition 20131 season, 9 episodes
Stranded Paranormal reality 20131 season, 6 episodes
Deep South Paranormal Paranormal reality 20131 season, 6 episodes
Joe Rogan Questions Everything Reality 20131 season, 6 episodes
Heroes of Cosplay Reality competition 2013–142 seasons, 12 episodes
Naked Vegas Reality 20131 season, 6 episodes
Fangasm Reality competition 20131 season, 6 episodes
Killer Contact Paranormal reality/Travel 20131 season, 6 episodes
Opposite Worlds Reality competition 20141 season, 12 episodes
Haunting: Australia Paranormal reality 20141 season, 8 episodes
Jim Henson's Creature Shop Challenge Reality competition 20141 season, 8 episodes
Wizard Wars Reality competition 2014–151 season, 12 episodes
Troy: Street Magic Reality 20152 seasons, 10 episodesAcquired from E4.
Close Up Kings Reality 20151 season, 8 episodes
Cosplay Melee Reality competition 20171 season, 6 episodes
Face Off: Game Face Reality competition 20171 season, 7 episodes

Variety

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
FTL Newsfeed Science fiction interstitial 1992–964 seasons, 1106 episodes
The Dream Team with Annabelle and Michael Talk show 20031 season, 22 episodes (43 episodes unaired)65 episodes were filmed but the series was pulled after 22 episodes.
Into the Unknown with George Noory Talk show 20081 season, 5 episodes
The Wil Wheaton Project Talk show 20141 season, 12 episodes
Reactor Talk show 20151 season, 5 episodesTwelve episodes were originally ordered but the series was pulled after five episodes.
Syfy Wire's The Great Debate Talk show 20201 season, 8 episodesTwelve episodes were originally ordered but the series was pulled after eight episodes.

Pro wrestling

TitleGenreOriginal broadcastSeasonsNotes
WWE ECW Professional wrestling 2006–105 seasons, 193 episodesAlso known as ECW on Sci-Fi.
WWE NXT
(seasons 1–3)		 Professional wrestling 2010; 2021–243 seasons, 32 episodes
(plus six specials)		Also known as NXT 2.0.
Moved online to multiple websites and streaming services partway through season 3. Moved again to USA Network partway through season 13. Moved again to The CW partway through season 18 onwards.
Six specials aired on Syfy in 2021, 2022, and 2024 as part of seasons 15, 16, and 18 respectively.
WWE SmackDown
(seasons 12–17)		 Professional wrestling 2010–155 seasons, 275 episodesAlso known as Friday Night SmackDown.
Previously aired on multiple other networks/channels for seasons 1–11. Moved to USA Network partway through season 18. Moved again to Fox partway through season 21. Moved back to USA Network partway through season 26 onwards.

Syfy original films

Syfy second-run programming

Current programming

Former programming

Many of the following series used to be aired frequently on S.C.I.F.I. World, a daytime programming schedule started on in July 2000, that divided its marathons into five days that concentrated on five particular themes:
Superheroland, Creatureland, Intergalacticland, Fantasticland and Inhumanland.

TZGZ second-run animated programming

Other second-run programming

Movie marathons

Anime shown on Syfy

The Saturday Anime logo as it appeared on the Sci Fi Channel website, circa the late 1990s. Saturday Anime.png
The Saturday Anime logo as it appeared on the Sci Fi Channel website, circa the late 1990s.

For most of the 1990s, Syfy showed anime films, although they had to be edited in order to be shown on basic cable. The channel's longest running animation block, referred to as Saturday Anime, aired at the start of the channel's broadcast day each Saturday morning. In 2007, Syfy reintroduced anime to their programming via the "Ani-Monday" block. In 2008 the block was shifted to Tuesday; in 2010, to Thursday; and after June 9, 2011, disappeared abruptly, along with the Anime section of the Syfy.com website. [12] [13] Licensors that have supported this block included Streamline Pictures, Central Park Media, Manga Entertainment USA, and Geneon Entertainment USA among others. The licensor that has aired it on the block is shown after the title.

Other programming

Announced, unrealized projects

2002 [16]
2003
2004
2005 [22]
2012
2018
2019

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Notes

  1. 1 2 3 Also aired in TZGZ

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