Top 50 Sci Fi TV Shows That Made This Genre A Household Name Over The Years - Explored

Altered Carbon is a boring show. I watched a few episodes and then i gave up watching it!

Your Babylon 5 pitch isn't really good, Sinclair isn't the main Babylon's commander in charge ... and this awsome show is far more intriguing than just mankind and aliens coopération ...

Lexx
Cleopatra 2525
Gene Roddenberry´s Andromeda
UFO
Raumpatrouille Orion

Bllake"s 7

Rick & Morty

You left several great shows off the list. Including the following:
- Nightmare Café - Wes Craven and Robert Englund team up away from Elm Street to create a hybrid of anthology and straight narrative in the wish granting titular building. Every week another town, another adventure.
- Kolchak: The Night Stalker
- RoboCop: The Series
- F/X: The Series
- MTV's Death Valley - Cops meets The X-Files
- Darkroom - James Coburn does his best Rod Serling.
And several more that I'm forgetting.

This list is in some points nice, but a typically look from the USA. And even that was not very complete. But when you take everything in space or future as a SF-series, you cannot come to a good result.

In no particular order. These needed to be on this list: Stargate! Farscape, Counterpart, Raised by Wolves, Dark Matter, Killjoys, Falling Skies, Space Above and Beyond, Earth 2, Jupiter's Legacy, Heroes, Umbrella Academy, The 100, Silo, Debris, Continuum, The OA, Foundation, For All Mankind, Defiance, Sense8, Sliders, See, Helix, Sweet Tooth, The Sandman.

Person of Interest, Farscape should be included.

First! The original Battlestar Galactica is sooooooo much better than the reboot. The lack of aliens, relentless shaky cam, suits-and-ties, and unexplained mysteries do NOT work for me.