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Weird Science adaptations: films & series
Every version of Weird Science — the films & series, compared across media.
Two unpopular teenagers, Gary and Wyatt, use a computer to create Lisa — a living, breathing woman who upends their ordinary lives. Weird Science explored that comic premise across both a 1985 film and a 1994 television series, each version finding its own way to inhabit the same hapless heroes and the impossible creation who changes them.
Weird Science films
Weird Science series
Frequently asked
Is Weird Science based on a comic book?
This page covers the 1985 film Weird Science and the 1994 TV series Weird Science, both built around the same premise of two teenage boys who use a computer to create a woman. Any connection to earlier source material is outside the scope of what the synopses here describe.
How many versions of Weird Science are there?
Two screen versions are covered here: the 1985 film Weird Science and the 1994 television series Weird Science, each telling the story of Gary and Wyatt across a different medium.
Should I watch the Weird Science movie or TV series first?
The 1985 film Weird Science predates the 1994 TV series Weird Science, making it a natural starting point; the series expands the same premise into an ongoing comedic format.