So what can you expect from Adam Hoerner's take on the series? Resolutions to dangling plotlines and along the way, we'll also meet back up with Logan St. Clair and Smarter Quinn. We'll visit a world where abortion is required by law, one where cancer has been cured, and one where aliens live among us. Welcome to Season Six.

Uh... well, Sliderman321's S6 does feature the most question marks in a single sentence of any site reviewed herein...

With such incomprehensible titles as "Selfish Term," "A Love Slide," and "Adding On New Obstacles to Death With," Dorky's sixth season is a recipe for sore eyes!

Slider_Quinn21 seeks to turn traditional Sliders concepts on their collective ear, and have a great time while he's at it. Watch Quinn and the gang finally solve that pesky time limit problem... and who said PTSS Arturo was the only one to return for?

The V6 project builds on the conspiracy theories of Sliders: What if "Genesis" wasn't the real Earth Prime? What if the real Arturo was left behind in Season Two? And what if, piece by piece, everything could be set right again?

It's the new Season Six on the block! This fic has already set itself apart by following the characters trapped on the Seer's world as opposed to Rembrandt.

Quinn_and_Darien reunites much of the original group early on in his version of S6, but throws in a whopping surprise or two for good measure.

ThomasMalthus' sixth season is a unique take on the "back to basics" angle. I can't give anything away -- you'll just have to read the stories.

Crambam's story "Renewals" is a definitive, one-shot resolution to the Sliders epic.

Join Rembrandt, Maggie, Mallory, Diana, Malcolm, and a new companion, Janine, as the sliders embark upon a journey to liberate Earth Prime and infinite other worlds from the Kromaggs. Along the way, they run into some of the strangest parallel universes they've seen yet. All the while, the sliders are being chased by the vengeful Logan St. Clair and the psychotic Colonel Angus Rickman as they slide through the vortex (now pink!) to experience all-new adventures.

The Otherworlds' "official" version of S6, E71999 is a collaborative effort that will shortly premiere its Season Seven.

Not exactly a Season 6, but BBoard poster Hakavonn has taken it upon himself to wrap up all of the dangling plotlines and bring some closure for the fans in what he likes to call Sliders: Finale! Unfortunately, the site was swallowed into the ether when SciFi decided to stop hosting user websites.

On Earth 4481, Sliders was granted a sixth season and three TV movies to wrap up its journey. IamBoris2001 offers summaries of each, which range from concise to extensive.

Spinning out of his Wade's Journey spin-off, slider75 offers another unique look at what might have been. The saga as a whole rivals Dorky for sheer... um, creativity.

The Kromaggs aren't dispensed with, Geiger isn't dead, and Claire LeBeau is still determined to wreak havoc on our Sliders. All this and more, on PVTonline.com's new attempt to extend the Sliders mythos -- this time largely written by the site's founder himself. Season Six is complete, and a seventh season is now in the planning stages.

Starring Russell Lawrence from "Power Rangers" as Col. Rickman's long-lost brother, this series brought the multiverse such classic tales as "Slide to Hell" and "The Cave of Thor."

The most offbeat S6 ever devised, Brand_S' spin-off slowly assembles its own gargantuan cast while exploring some genuinely demented parallel Earths.

Knuckles LM's spinoff takes the fight against the Kromaggs back to Earth Prime.

Slider8_'s fan fiction incorporated the return of many characters and worlds from past seasons. Unfortunately, the site was wiped out by Homestead policy changes.

"Full Circle" seeks to take Sliders back to its roots. The series' twist on the Sliders mythos? Well, that's a toughy, but how about this, all nine staff members are female!

Sliderseth brings his own brand of plot resolutions, continuing adventures and parallel universes to this perpetuation of the Sliders legacy.

Chris Cameron's "The Alternate Seasons" project picks up from "The Seer," and sports a unique cast -- complete with a surprising new character.