I also geek out for many things sci-fi related: Doctor Who, both the old & redux series (the Fourth Doctor is my favorite with the Fifth a close second, although I'm also partial to the Eleventh [same first name and all]); Star Trek (primarily the Original series & Next Gen, I wouldn't consider myself a Trekkie or a Trekker but I wouldn't turn down the chance to attend a convention, in fact it's my goal to attend Comic Con at least once), and Futurama, which is the show I willfully geek out the most for. I also grew up on a fairly steady diet of Monty Python & Fawlty Towers, so it practically goes without saying that I'm a huge Brit-com devotee; my recent favorites have been The IT Crowd, The Mighty Boosh, Spaced & Look Around You.

I love delving into the world of science (even just saying the word out loud, emphatically... "SCIENCE!" [like in the Thomas Dolby song]). I primarily go about this by reading amazing (and relatively [not an intended pun] complicated) books about space, time, physics, quantum mechanics and the history of different scientific fields & people (particularly Carl Sagan, Richard Feynman, Neil DeGrasse Tyson & Michio Kaku). I'm particularly fond of books that incorporate science with elements of pop culture, history & sociology.