Sliders FAQ

Sliders is a science fiction series that aired from 1995-2000. It debuted on the FOX network in 1995, and was cancelled two times before moving to the SciFi Channel in 1998. It is about a group of four individuals who go “sliding” from one parallel dimension to another trying to find their way back home.

No. They travel from one world to the next where it’s the same year and the same earth, but a different dimension.

Sliders is currently streaming on Peacock TV and the Roku Channel. Seasons one through five are on DVD. A the current time there is no Blu Ray edition. There have been 7 various releases of DVDs issued in the United States.

There are no theatrical or TV movies of Sliders.

I started a bring back sliders petition for it to be produced as a miniseries. In a response to the interviewer Matt Sernaker, Jerry O’Connell said maybe there’s an online petition we could start. Matt coined the hashtag, and I took action and ran with it. Sign it now. Jerry O’Connell and John Rhys-Davies have publicly supported it.

That’s left open-ended, as the writers never resolved this plot. It’s too bad they didn’t slide back to that world and find out.

The first two seasons (1995-1996) were filmed in Vancouver, Canada. While the last three (1996-2000) were filmed in Los Angeles, California and surrounding areas. Check out the Locations page where I’ve done extensive research to find many areas.

All of the streaming services have placed the episodes in order of their original airing. Sadly, they are all out of order and was obviously not intended by the creators. By watching the episodes in the production order you will be watching them in the order they were intended to be watched. Refer to the each season page listed on this site, which are all in the correct order.

They debut in the season two episode “Invasion”. They are not seen again until the premiere of season four where most of the season revolves around a Kromagg story arc.

She makes her debut in season three’s “The Exodus, Part I” and remains with the team into the final fifth season.

Not at the current time. However, fans occasionally offer their homemade replicas for sale on eBay.

Not long after the production of the last episode he wrote which was ‘The Guardian’.

Yes in the middle of season three after The Exodus, Part II. He was upset with the terrible scripts being written. He mentioned how it could have become the next Star Trek. Yet the lack of imagination was nothing but subpar and season three copied the subject of several movies.