Ever been a member of a dedicated fan community for a TV show?

[Debashis]

Explore the connection between fandoms and TV shows. Have you ever been part of a dedicated fan community, and how has it enriched your viewing experience?

 

[Ravenfreak]

Yep I've been a part of the Teen Titans fandom since 2007, though the forum I used to browse is sadly no longer online. I browse the subreddit and pop into the discord sever from the subreddit to talk to other fans. The show was canceled back in 2006, but Teen Titans Go is still airing and there's still the comics books coming out so Teen Titans is still talked about. It's fun talking to other fans about theories, comics, characters, etc.

 

[Kale]

A Futurama fan forum and a Simpsons one years ago.

Yep I've been a part of the Teen Titans fandom since 2007, though the forum I used to browse is sadly no longer online. I browse the subreddit and pop into the discord sever from the subreddit to talk to other fans. The show was canceled back in 2006, but Teen Titans Go is still airing and there's still the comics books coming out so Teen Titans is still talked about. It's fun talking to other fans about theories, comics, characters, etc.

I recall a Teen Titans forum, and am sure it had to be that one. I do agree that this is fun for any fandom. The closest thing atm for me is the /r/Chucky subreddit for the TV show and the various movies of the Chucky / Child's Play franchise.

 

[MrDawn]

I joined an anime forum that was a big fan site for "Guyver: Bioboosted Armor". They did scanlations for the manga because a majority of the comics were not available in America and you can not buy them in English. Only in Japan.