He has ran a petition that got over 6000 votes of support.

He has ran live rewatches on Twitter that have kept people together to share their interest.

He has archived materials and created comprehensive bits of information.

He even gave, in his last days, our creator, Tracy Torme a reminder of the love of the thing he created people have.

I believe that was how it was meant to be scripted out.

I want to give a shout out to Jim_Hall.  I am not sure if he is even gonna see this.  But he has created a lot of joy in people's lives, just as Tracy did!   And shout out to Ib, Matt, Temporal Flux, Andrew many others who run Facebook groups

The trailer on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnmc33Y55YI

Here is a podcast talking about the update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Im2KvvGpT3c

Remember the official premiere was 3/22/1995. The majority of the Pilot was finished in August of 1994 except some minor tweaks in sound and CGI.

I’ve placed the before and after CGI side by side. The rest of the video I’ve provided isn’t much different than the premiere itself. It contains some minor adjustments, such as missing sound and textless video credits.

Watch here: https://rumble.com/v75v0x2-sliders-pilo … aster.html

https://open.spotify.com/show/5iLcGlzEf … 6NElB68Q7A

https://linktr.ee/CarefreeBlackNerd

I like it and one of the hosts is a  comic book writer who I had seen in the online fan community before and is knowledgeable on the series.  The other had never seen the show.

With his whole face-shifting schtick, they could've had him as a recurring villain and played by a different actor each episode, like maybe having Michael York play Rickman instead of Dr. Vargas.

Or honestly, maybe it might've been possible to get Michael York to take on the role permanently?

As I wrote this, it occurs to me that I'm making Kromags sound more interesting than they EVER were on the show.

And even getting past how poorly written they and their dialogue were and the fact that it seems like most of the actors had trouble speaking through the clumsy mouth prosthetics, then there's all the very, very distasteful "breeding camp" stuff, that REALLY has not aged well.

Obviously the intent was to make them the big baddies, like the Klingons or Borg, but, IMO, they were a HUGE misfire and besides helping kill the show, have killed chances for a reboot.

Any other thoughts out there?

A legend that we are lucky to have around. 

Here's to more great work from him.

This was excellent https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aBzE7Cltyn0&t=2092s

I’m so happy that we still have a sliders forum. Miss you all and our talks on what if slides.

It’s officially 30 years since the premiere of our beloved show. This also means  that it’s been a year of being able to escape from being stuck in a world for missing a slide. Let’s try not to equate that to our age as we are still young!

Not sure if you remember me since I have a new name on here and it’s been years since the SYFY bboard. I used to post under Sliderkitty.

I’m inviting you to slide again this Saturday night as we rewatch the pilot. Please join us as chances are that Jerry himself will rewatch and tweet along. We do weekly rewatches on Saturday nights which gives nostalgia. We had Rob Floyd tweet and rewatch some of Season 5. JOC has rewatched too but can’t confirm if he’ll be on this Saturday yet.

Not sure how many of you have twitter (x) but here are the details:

If you only watch 1 Sliders episode this year, let this be the one. The Pilot.

The 30th Anniversary of Sliders ! Let's watch at the same time:
Saturday, March 22 @ 9pmEST.
FAQs: slidecage.com/rewatch
Use #SlidersRewatch to rewatch

SlidersFanBlog is hosting but u can stream it on peacock or watch along with the dvd

Catch you on the next slide.

I don't believe that planet Earth in 2025, never mind America, is a place to which the sliders would want to return if they had the capacity to leave.

The original SLIDERS treated 1994 America as a troubled but ultimately utopian society. In the first episode, the American dollar is shown to be so available that an injured construction worker can receive some just by filing a lawsuit, Wade can turn down huge sales in favour of bigger sales later, and Quinn can create sliding from junkyard parts. In the Russian-ruled America of the parallel Earth, the Russians fear the American dollar bill, a potent symbol of resistance and revolution.

A few episodes in, the show became a bit more critical of the present, questioning society's obsession with professional sports and questioning the gender bias and questioning our attitudes to population growth. But it's merely saying that 1994 America is silly as opposed to dangerous or exploitative or evil. 1994 America is safe and comforting and stable and their home.

In 2025, I do not believe the sliders would see home as a utopia or even safe or stable. I believe that if the sliders could leave, they would hope to never come back.

What if... ?

Rembrandt Brown is a musician facing bankruptcy and homelessness. Professor Arturo is a genius being sued into oblivion after he exposed his university as one giant scam to put students in generational debt. Wade Welles a college activist is looking at jail time after attending a protest that turned violent. And Quinn Mallory is a physics student turned fugitive after stealing medical equipment and supplies to keep his mother on dialysis after their insurance ran out.

Quinn attempts to create a zero point battery to recharge his stolen dialysis machine. He blows out the San Francisco power grid and fails to provide the electricity, his mother dies and then Quinn discovers: his battery has split open the skin of reality in the basement of the abandoned and foreclosed house where he was trying to keep his mother alive.

Wade, a former classmate trying to bring Quinn some supplies, arrives in the basement. The gateway expands and yanks Quinn and Wade in along with a passing Rembrandt (driving a rideshare) and his passenger (Professor Arturo).

The new sliders land on a parallel where objective truth has been completely eroded. Misinformation and propaganda are rampant, and where society is fractured into warring factions based on competing narratives. The sliders pool their talents to create a timing mechanism to reopen the rift to take them home while exploring this dangerous world.

After an adventure and reopening the rift, the sliders return to their home Earth -- only to find the house surrounded by police pursuing Quinn and Wade. Meanwhile, Professor and Arturo are inundated with new voicemails from lawyers and creditors.

The sliders elect to reopen the vortex and escape to a parallel Earth rather than remain in the misbegotten situation that passes for home.

On the next Earth, Quinn and the Professor determine: Quinn's accident created a permanent tear in reality. The timer is linked to this rift back home. A rift that will pursue the sliders across all realities. The timer they've built can feed off the advance energies of that rift and create an alternate gateway a few minutes in advance of the rift. It can take the sliders to a new world in order to dodge the rift each time. The time between slides will sometimes be hours, sometimes days.

But if the sliders fail to slide, the rift will draw them back.

The sliders must continue to slide. For if they fail to slide, they'll be taken home, and home is the last place any of them ever want to be.

Dear God. Is this really where we are? I think it might be.

Uh. I feel bad about this. Slider_Quinn21 once said that SLIDERS writes itself. This one... wrote itself.

Sorry.

Special thanks to Temporal Flux.

I still would like to know that you're okay.