21 Cult TV Shows We'll Never Get Over

Buffy and the "Scoobies" fight vampires, demons, and other supernatural beings, all while dealing with the pressures of being a teenager. Though the series itself has ended, it lives on through comics and fanfiction.

Starring David Boreanaz, this Buffy the Vampire Slayer spin-off continues the story of Angel, with a new team of vampire fighting heroes.

Another Joss Whedon show with a strong cult following is Firefly, starring Nathan Fillion. It only lasted one season, but was later wrapped up through "Serenity."

Another show that only lasted one season, Freaks and Geeks is filled with actors who have all gone on to be pretty darn successful. This darkly funny series is one we love to watch over and over.

Developed as a follow-up to Freaks and Geeks, Undeclared also gained a strong cult following.

This weirdly funny comedy managed to stage a comeback years after it ended, in a one-season return to Netflix.

While this one is also a big part of mainstream media, the core group of devoted fans are undeniable. Star Trek has also been rebooted and revisited in more ways than we can count.

This campy, quirky series also managed to develop a strong cult following. Oh, and this one just might be getting the reboot too, though nothing is set in stone just yet.

Who can forget Party Down? We loved watching this group of caterers with hopes of making it in Hollywood.

The science fiction series, Battlestar Galactica is another cult TV show we'd be happy to watch over and over again.

Another series that didn't last, My So Called Life also earned a group of devoted fans. And with good reason.

Fans were so devoted to Veronica Mars, that they managed to help fund a film to wrap up the story. Hooray for Kickstarter!

With the recent celebration of "Lost Day" on 4/8/15, we certainly couldn't leave this one out. Smoke monsters, anyone?

Another Joss Whedon classic, Dollhouse lasted two seasons and has since been expanded through comics.

We can't possibly talk about Cult TV shows without mentioned The X-Files. A show that inspired so many other series afterward, we can't help but be excited that it's coming back for a reboot soon.

This addictive science fiction series follows FBI agents who investigate strange occurances.

This post-apocolyptic series was initially cancelled after one season, but thanks to its die-hard fans, it was brough back temporarily for a seven-episode second season.

Who could forget Mystery Science Theater 3000? The bizarre comedy ran for 11 years and gave us a feature film.

Pushing Daisies follows a pie-maker whose touch brings dead things back to life. Sadly, this one only lasted two seasons.

Darkly funny and satirical, we can't help be still be obesessed with Better Off Ted.

Doctor Who first aired in 1963, and has since been revived in a number of ways. It's even still going!