The other day my sister and I were discussing TV shows, and more specifically cult TV shows. We found that our opinions on which shows we felt belonged in the cult category differed greatly. 

This begs the question : What defines a cult TV show and how does a tv show attain this cult status?

We couldn't decide so we though we'd open it up to the internet and see if there was any general consensus on the topic. Mini survey under the cut to fill out if you think you can help us out. :)

I think I'm coming down with something. I've been feeling a little ill all day and I keep getting all these hot flashes. One minute I'm all rugged up from the cold and the next minute I'm stripping off any unnessary item of clothing. I may go see the doctor tomorrow if I'm feeling worse. 

'Boston Legal', oh how I love that show. The really do love a costume party don't they? Tonight was the one where both Brad and Jeffery dressed up as Buzz Lightyear. The Buzz suits were fantastic - I want one :P - and the two of them fighting each other at the end - priceless. 

I think the best costume of the night would have to go to Alan though. He looked so hot as Shirley Schmidt-Ho. I'm not surprised Denny wanted to do him. Those too have been getting mighty slashy the past few weeks - what with them sharing saliva and all. If Denny doesn't jump Alan by the end of the series I'll be sorely disappointed. :D
 
Also I compiled these lists of my favourite media for a friend of mine and thought I'd post them here as well. I highly recommend all below. If you've not seen or heard of any of them before you really should try to find them. They're all 100% worthwhile. :)


Listed in alphabetical order:

Top 5 TV Shows

1. Arrested Development
2. Boston Legal
3. Firefly
4. Veronica Mars
5. Wonderfalls


Top 5 Movies

1. Blade Runner
2. Casablanca
3. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
4. Fight Club
5. The Princess Bride


Top 5 Book Series

1. A Requiem For Homo Sapiens - David Zindell
2. Discworld - Terry Pratchett
3. His Dark Materials - Philip Pullman
4. The Lord Of The Rings - J. R. R. Tolkien
5. The Saga Of The Exiles - Julian May


Edit: Pardon any spelling or grammer mistakes. My brain really isn't working well at the moment and I can't tell you how many errors I've already had to correct.