Syfy Goes Social

Syfy Goes Social

In a social media world content is king, and Margo is queen. What would happen if the characters on our shows were tweeting, posting, gramming, linkedining, etc. Find out!

In a social media world content is king, and Margo is queen. In case you haven't heard The Internet Ruined My Life premiered this week. It's a socially relevant show that  exposes the unexpected perils of living in a social media obsessed world. This series takes stories ripped-from-the-headlines and reveals how people just like you and me inadvertently ruin their lives in one key stroke. That got us thinking, what would happen if the characters on our other shows were tweeting, posting, gramming, linkedining, etc.

Margo (The Magicians)

Margo is smart and beautiful and talented - just ask her. #nofilter 

Eliot (The Magicians)

If you like videos of laughing babies and precocious cats, this is not the Snapchat feed for you. Eliot, will be serving unique mixology videos and other grown up debauchery we will not type here but you should watch to see for yourselves. Enjoy!

Julia (The Magicians)

Everyone's favorite overachiever, has more connections and better recommendations than you - plus, she's cute. Some people have it all.

Alice (The Magicians)

Alice, a closet romantic, is into landscapes and love, cupcakes and cute wedding hairstyles. Magician girls, they're just like us.

Quentin (The Magicians)

In case you haven't noticed, Quentin needs Fillory, food and water to survive - in that particular order. If it's social, he's not into it, but if it's a medium that allows him to delve deeper into the adventures of Fillory, then bring it on.

Avasarala (The Expanse)

Chrisjen Avasarala has taken her issues with James Holden to the Facebook hivemind.

Holden (The Expanse)

James Holden, the reluctant hero of The Expanse. He didn't have that many followers before the Canterbury went kablooey, ya know.

Miller (The Expanse)

What would a brooding, whiskey-swilling Belter with committment issues post on the regular. Something noirish, something alcoholic, and most likely on a dying platform that has fallen by the wayside in favor of bigger, splashier social media sites.