Here be many of those wonderful "edgy" TV shows we grew up with, the ones generally out of the mainstream, but commanding a loyal following throughout their run, and re-run. As diverse as "Kojak" and "Six Million Dollar Man", "The Monkees" and "Twin Peaks", "Max Headroom" and "Red Dwarf", "The Hitchiker's Guide To The Galaxy" and "The Young Ones"....
The motherlode of "Cult TV" can be scrolled below, however "Comedy TV' , "Drama TV" and "Sci-Fi TV Series" may be worth a scroll. For the whole nine yards stay with "Television Shows"
Remember Max Headroom?
7.1/10
Life can be a bitter suppository to swallow in this outrageous Canadian comedy series about two best friends working as test subjects for TESTICO, a... Read more
7.6/10
At the end of their stint in Vietnam, Col John 'Hannibal' Smith (George Peppard) and his team were framed for robbing the Bank of Hanoi, and sent to a... Read more
6.8/10
Television producer Stephen J. Cannell (HUNTER, WISEGUY, 21 JUMP STREET) scored one of the earliest of his many 1980s hits with THE A-TEAM. A group of... Read more
Faster than a speeding bullet! More powerful than a locomotive! Able to leap tall buildings at a single bound! George Reeves plays the legendary Man... Read more
George Reeves returns as the steel-bending, building-leaping and sometimes glasses-wearing super hero in the complete second season. Noel Neill also j... Read more
The Man of Steel flew into people's living rooms in stark living colour for the first time in the third and fourth seasons. This time his exploits tak... Read more
8.4/10
The Americans season 6 starts in autumn 1987 as a major arms control summit looms, Elizabeth is pushed to her limits as never before. Philip, meanwhil... Read more
8.1/10
Since its first airing in 1961, The Avengers has become one of the most enduringly popular series in the history of television - reaching its height i... Read more
8.1/10
Since its first airing in 1961, The Avengers has become one of the most enduringly popular series in the history of television - reaching its height i... Read more
5.4/10
John Steed (Patrick Macnee) works for British Intelligence and works with various partners, notably: Dr. David Keel (Ian Hendry) (season one), Cathy G... Read more