The anime is better, but don't be surprised to find some scenes that the live-action version used. That being said, the actors of the live-action version are fantastic matches.I loved Cowboy Bebop (live-action)-series while it lasted, only 1 season. Sigh.
Haven't seen the anime version. Yet.
I liked the first season of V. And I am still searching for a way to look at the complete Space Battleship Yamato series.
Dragons: Riders of Berk/Defenders of Berk/Race to the Edge
Dragons: The Nine Realms
FarScape
Babylon 5
Crusade
Stargate: SG-1
Stargate: Atlantis
Stargate: Universe
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Star Trek
Star Trek: Voyager
Star Trek: Enterprise (I haven't watched any of the current shows yet, though I'll be starting Discovery soon (bracing myself))
Star Wars: Rebels
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Doctor Who
Alien Nation
Halt and Catch Fire
For spaceships and stuff:
The Expanse
Anime:
Some of the Macross
Some of the Gundum
Bebop
Eden of the East
Ergo Proxy
Ghost in the Shell: Arise
Knights of Sidonia
Yukikaze
The connection all of these share is that they were all written as limited series, not open ended. So they have overall story arcs and meaningful endings. And that means the writing and production quality are higher than normal for TV.
Vince, the Americans also did a version. It’s on Netflix, but I’ve yet to see it.Of that limited list Utopia is the only acceptable answer.
I watched the first episode. I didn’t get any further.Vince, the Americans also did a version. It’s on Netflix, but I’ve yet to see it.
Agreed, I've always been a devout fanStar Trek (TOS)
I’m Orthodox Trek.Agreed, I've always been a devout fan
DS9 is heretical!I’m Orthodox Trek.