18 Netflix Shows With Cult Followings to Binge-Watch

Any list about sci-fi television shows would be worthless without a mention of The X-Files. Centering around two FBI agents, the show follows them as they investigate paranormal cases.

If you love any type of superhero movie, it's time to get obsessed with Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Nothing like watching the S.H.I.E.L.D. agents battle enemies on the small screen.

Calling all '90s kids and anyone with a general love of science: Netflix quietly added 31 episodes of Bill Nye, the Science Guy at last. Learn something and binge-watch at the same time.

Prepare to fall for Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as they solve crimes in Sherlock. There's wit, sass, and plenty of suspense.

Something wicked this way comes, and it's Charmed — the story of the Halliwell sisters, who find out they're witches and suddenly have to battle demons, warlocks, and everything in between.

Interested in what happens if you accidentally download top-secret, sensitive government information into your brain? Then Chuck is what you should watch.

Similar to The X-Files, Fringe follows an FBI team who tries to solve cases related to the supernatural.

If you haven't watched at least one episode of Futurama, you need to give it a try. The show follows a group of odd friends as they live their daily lives 1,000 years in the future.

In Heroes, people who discover they have secret powers must work together to save each other from a common enemy.

After all the drama he endured on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel is the story of how the titular character tries to stay reformed and help others from demons.

In Roswell, humans and aliens form relationships, and what happens next isn't always pleasant — especially if the FBI and local police are out to get you.

A girl's body washes up in a small town and an FBI agent is sent to solve the mystery, and that's where Twin Peaks begins.