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Includes Necrofobia, I Didn't Do It, Ilegitim, and The Man in the Iron Mask

TV series that focus on virtual reality.

TV comedy series, usually sitcoms, prominently set in the workplace.

TV Series set prominently in the 1930s.

TV Series set primarily in the 1980s.

Series primarily focused around the romantic lives of adults (between 25 and 40).

TV Series that focus on relationships with notable age gaps.

Includes Full Metal Panic! The Second Raid, Wicked City, Battle Athletes Victory, and Galaxy Fraulein Yuna Returns: Dawn of the Dark Sisters

TV series where a protagonist, or protagonists are blind - and/or themes about blindness.

TV series focused around the disappearance of an individual, and the investigation - police or otherwise, to locate them. It also includes TV shows focused on people trying to find long-lost family members or friends.

Disaster series are shows that revolve around an impending or ongoing disaster, usually on a large scale which that destroy entire cities, nations, or even worlds.

Television documentary series. Borderline cases such as the 7-Up series, The Battle of Chile, and Histoire(s) du cinema have not been included (could change my mind about this).

A non-hardcore film with a major portion of its running time dedicated to depictions of nudity, simulated sexual activity, or scenes otherwise designed to stimulate sexual arousal. This cannot co-exist with the Adult genre except in cases where the title has a hardcore alternate version.

Can be any type of role including cameos.

Includes Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Her, Le Cercle rouge, and Adam's Rib

TV series where characters who don't like each other, are indifferent, are forced by situation to spend time with each other until it blossoms into a romance of some kind.

Series set prominently in the Interwar Period between 1918 and 1939.

Series set in Italian Historical Periods. For modern examples, this only includes series deliberately depicting a previous period. So an Italian TV show made in 1960, depicting the contemporary time period, would not qualify.

TV series where the character communicates with ghosts.

Documentaries about musicians, composers, bands, musical movements, etcetera. The list does NOT include straight concert films.

Films produced by Nikkatsu Corporation (日活株式会社)

TV series that depict nuclear disasters and the fallout of.

I know there is already a "Pink film" collection on the site, but it has both "pinku" and "pinky violence" films. I feel these are two different types of film, so I separated them. (Pinky violence collection here: http://www.criticker.com/?fl&filter=e16691)

TV series where the main characters are repeatedly possessed by others across the narrative.

TV series about a protagonist seeking revenge on a person, company, group for past wrongs.

TV series set prominently in the Soviet Union.

Sweet romance, also known as cozy romance, focuses on heartwarming and light-hearted stories that prioritize the development of loving and wholesome relationships.

TV series that focus on Taxi drivers

Tragedy is a form of Drama in which narratives focus on human misfortune and suffering, usually in the form of grief-stricken, terrible events that strike the protagonist(s).

Documentaries about crimes and films which purport to portray actual criminal events

Similar to "True Crime" this is a list of TV series that depict true events. They aren't crimes, and they aren't biographical in the sense of being about a specific person, but they are actually events that did happen.

Includes Decoy, Restitution, Premonition, and Would You Believe It?

Series set in Ukrainian Historical Periods. For modern examples, this only includes series deliberately depicting a previous period. So a Ukrainian TV show made in 1960, depicting the contemporary time period, would not qualify.

TV Series set prominently in the 1880s.

TV Series set prominently in the 1940s.

Series set prominently in the 19th century.

Absurdist or surreal comedy is a sub-style of Comedy that focuses on bizarre, unnatural, non-sequential, nonsensical, illogical, and/or - as the name suggests - absurdist behaviour and themes.

The amateur sleuth is a subgenre of crime fiction that features an ordinary person, often with no professional investigative experience or training, who becomes involved in solving crimes.

TV Series that are Anthological in design, either by taking the form of short stories or having entirely different seasons that are unconnected.

Includes Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, Invasion, Surface, and Tehran

Movies directed by an Australian (note that it does include films by some directors who were Australian-born but may have emigrated, e.g., Phillip Borsos and Roger Donaldson, and also includes those like Andrew Dominik who were born elsewhere but later became Australian or grew up here, in Dominik's case from the age of two).

Includes Kokoyakyu: High School Baseball, Dock Ellis & The LSD No-No, The Pride of the Yankees, and The Babe Ruth Story

Films adapted from the books of women writers. Formerly was titled, ' Based on HER book.'

Series set in British Historical Periods. For modern examples, this only includes series deliberately depicting a previous period. So a British TV show made in 1960, depicting the contemporary time period, would not qualify.

TV series that focus around an individual detective solving cases. So more Sherlock, and not NCIS - which would be a police procedural.

Includes Moms' Night Out, The Pyramid Texts, The Girl and the Spider, and Blood Simple

Movies directed conjointly by two or three people. Does not include portmanteau movies with parts directed separately by different individuals. THE FIVE OBSTRUCTIONS, for example, which could perhaps be considered a borderline case, is excluded because it is clear which parts of the movie were directed by which individual, and because the individual short movies it contains can be considered separately from the whole.

Includes Eight Legged Freaks, Prey, Sharknado, and The Beast

Includes Devious Maids, Workingirls, Sisters, and Las de la última fila

TV series where actors play fictionalised, exaggerated versions of themselves.