The Sci-Fi Channel

The Sci-Fi Channel, now known as Syfy, is a television network that primarily focuses on science fiction, fantasy, horror, and supernatural programming. Launched in 1992, it features a mix of original shows, movies, and acquired content, appealing to fans of speculative fiction. Syfy is known for popular series such as "Battlestar Galactica," "The Expanse," and "Wynonna Earp." The channel also showcases films, documentaries, and reality shows related to the genre. Over the years, it has contributed to the cultural landscape by promoting sci-fi and fantasy narratives, attracting a dedicated fan base.