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Includes Mr. Heart, Shang Yin, Still 2gether, and I Told Sunset About You

Includes That Winter, the Wind Blows, and Heartbeat

Movies in which characters have noteworthy tattoos or tattoos that are a focal point

Includes and Breaking Bad

Includes Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, Ben 10, Ben 10: Alien Force, and Ben 10: Omniverse

Includes and Ben 10: Secret of the Omnitrix

Includes Recep Ivedik 7, Recep Ivedik 3, Recep Ivedik 4, and Recep Ivedik 5

TV Series set prominently in the 1840s.

TV Series set prominently in the 1850s.

Movies which are very largely set within this particular decade, AND which are made in a later decade. Both these requirements must be fulfilled. Thus, for example, it is NOT possible, unfortunately, to include "The Big Lebowski," even though it is "set back in the early nineties," because it was made in 1998, and thus still belonged to the decade it is set in.

TV drama series that focus on the psychological issues of the major characters.

Series that take place prominently in a Boarding School setting.

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.

Court Intrigue are settings focused on politics, scheming, and power struggles within royal courts or similar authoritative institutions. Often set in historical periods, these stories delve into the Machiavellian tactics employed by various factions seeking control, favor, or advantage. Court intrigue dramas frequently center around ambitious politicians, cunning diplomats, devious courtiers, manipulative royals, and skilled strategists competing against one another in a highly charged atmosphere rife with secrecy, treachery, and shifting allegiances.

TV series focused around cults, or a cult.

TV Series focused around Drug Crime.

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

TV Series focused around and set primarily on farming and ranches.

Includes Frankenstein, The New Addams Family, The Fall of the House of Usher, and The Munsters Today

Includes Thieves of the Wood, Zorro, Zorro, and The Adventures of Robin Hood

TV series that take place prominently in high schools, showing school life.

Includes Convicts-at-Large, The Bank Job, Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C., and A Penny for Your Thoughts

TV series that are rooted in Historical fiction. The difference between this and Historical Fantasy is that there are no fantastical, supernatural or sci-fi elements in it. This is reserved for period pieces that are rather liberal with the historical time period in terms of social attitudes, accuracy, historical figures etc.

TV series set mostly in Hotels

Includes The Green Knight, The War Is Over, Schindler's List, and The Mission

TV series that focus on Love Triangles between the characters.

TV series set prominently in the Spanish Empire.

TV series focused on Martial Arts.

Includes Zorro, Alias Smith and Jones, Billy the Kid, and Godless

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

TV series that focus on a royal family. Not necessarily the same as "Court Intrigue" which deals with political intrigue within a court-like setting, although most of them are also Royalty.

TV series focused around a team of academics, scientists investigating a mystery of some sort.

TV series that are designed as shorts: small amount of episodes, and short runtimes.

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

Includes D'Artanyan i tri mushketyora, La Femme Musketeer, Zorro, and The Adventures of Sinbad

TV series set in Victorian Britain.

Wuxia is a sub-genre of Chinese Martial Arts cinema. Wuxia films, or swordplay films, are Adventure stories with elements of Fantasy and mysticism.

TV series that follow painters, artists, authors, philosophers etc.

TV series about characters who disguise themselves, or are mistaken as the opposite sex.

Includes and Who Rules the World

Includes Apocalypse - La 1ère Guerre mondiale, Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings, Hatchet III, and Ong-Bak 3: The Final Battle

TV series focused on a character cheating on a partner or spouse.

Films credited with just one screenwriter and that screenwriter is female or films credited with more than one screenwriter and all are female.

TV series about video games, that depict gamers etc.

Includes Ladhood, Verano azul, We Are the Wave, and Thunder in My Heart

Includes Manimal, Henry Danger, The Secrets of Isis, and Naomi

Colony Sci-Fi (or New Frontiers) is Science Fiction built around the establishment of community settlements, usually on a new planet (although it may happen in a space context). It will usually involve significant survival elements against an unknown ecosystem, and unknown animals and possibly include first contact with alien life. It may also involve competing settlements, or be a settlement of survivors from a conflict.

TV series that focus around the culture and lifestyle of African-Americans. Note: This is specifically when the show has a prominently African-American cast and/or focuses on cultural and social issues related to African-Americans.

TV series focused around child abuse.

TV series focused around Domestic Abuse