Introduction: how cult TV became mainstream / David Lavery
Absolutely fabulous / Angelina I. Karpovich
The adventures of Brisco County, Jr. / Bartley Porter and Lynnette Porter
Alias / Henrik Örnebring
Angel / Joyce Millman
The avengers / Angelina I. Karpovich
Battlestar Galactica / Ian Maull and David Lavery
Blake's 7 / Steven Duckworth
Buffy the vampire slayer / Milly Williamson
The comeback / Joanne Morreale
The daily show and The Colbert report / Sam Ford
Dark shadows / Jonathan Malcolm Lampley
Dexter / Michele Byers
Doctor Who / Matt Hills
Farscape / Jes Battis
Firefly / J.P. Telotte
Freaks and geeks / Jonathan Gray
Heroes / Nikki Stafford
The league of gentlemen / Leon Hunt
Life on Mars / Robin Nelson
Lost / Marc Dolan
Miami vice / Jon Stratton
Monty Python's flying circus / Marcia Landy
My so-called life / Michele Byers
Mystery science theater 3000 / Robert Holtzclaw
The prisoner / Douglas L. Howard
Quantum leap / Lynnette Porter
Red dwarf / Dee Amy-Chinn
Roswell / Stan Beeler
The Simpsons / Jonathan Gray
South Park / Jason Jacobs
Stargate SG-1 / Angela Ndalianis
The Star trek franchise / Rhonda V. Wilcox
Supernatural / Alison Peirse
This life / Stephen Lacey
Torchwood / Matt Hills
24 / Steven Peacock
The twilight zone / Jonathan Malcolm Lampley
Twin peaks / David Bianculli
Ultraviolet / Stacey Abbott
Veronica Mars / Sue Turnbull
Wonderfalls / Stan Beeler
Xena : warrior princess / Carolyn Skelton
The X-files / Mikel J. Koven.
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