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Top 10 List of longest-running sci fi and fantasy TV shows

By David Speakman • October 25, 2005

Genre shows ranked by number of seasons:

  1. Dr. Who (26 seasons: 1963-1989) 700 episodes
  2. Stargate: SG1 (10 seasons: 1997 – 2007) 184 episodes (to date) [214 at end of 10th season]
  3. Touched By an Angel (9 seasons: 1994 – 2003) 212 episodes
  4. X-Files (9 seasons: 1993-2002) 202 episodes
  5. Bewitched (8 seasons: 1964-1972) 254 episodes
  6. Charmed (8 seasons: 1998-present) 161 (to date) [178 at end of 8th season]
  7. Star Trek: TNG (7 seasons: 1987-1994) 178 episodes
  8. Star Trek: DS9 (7 seasons: 1993-1999) 176 episodes
  9. Star Trek: Voyager (7 seasons: 1995-2001) 172 episodes
  10. Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (7 seasons: 1996-2003) 163 episodes

Genre shows ranked by number of episodes:

  1. Dr. Who (26 seasons: 1963-1989) 700 episodes
  2. Bewitched (8 seasons: 1964-1972) 254 episodes
  3. Stargate: SG1 (10 seasons: 1997 – 2007) 184 (to date) [214 at end of 10th season]
  4. Touched By an Angel (9 seasons: 1994 – 2003) 212 episodes
  5. X-Files (9 seasons: 1993-2002) 202 episodes
  6. Charmed (8 seasons: 1998-present) 161 (to date) [178 at end of 8th season]
  7. Star Trek: TNG (7 seasons: 1987-1994) 178 episodes
  8. Star Trek: DS9 (7 seasons: 1993-1999) 176 episodes
  9. Star Trek: Voyager (7 seasons: 1995-2001) 172 episodes
  10. Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (7 seasons: 1996-2003) 163 episodes

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David Speakman

David Speakman - known in fannish circles as Davodd - is recovering from almost 20 years as a professional writer and journalist in mainstream print and broadcasting. He recently "retired" from journalism, citing that too many mega-mergers caused news focus to shift from serving the public interest to serving up eyeballs to advertisers. Currently he works full time as a paralegal while attending night law school. A member of N3F on and off since 1984, David's fannish activities in recent days have been curtailed due to time and budget constraints of being a law school student; although he does manage to squeeze in episodes of Battlestar Galactica, issues of Weird Tales magazine and an odd superhero movie "now and then."

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