Cult television series

Cult television series are shows that develop a dedicated, passionate fanbase, often due to unique storytelling, unconventional themes, or distinctive characters. These series may not achieve mainstream popularity during their original airing but often gain a following over time through reruns, streaming platforms, or community engagement. Fans frequently engage in discussions, create fan art, and attend conventions centered around these shows. Notable examples include "The X-Files," "Firefly," and "Twin Peaks," which have left a lasting impact on culture and inspired further media, including films and spin-offs.