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Welcome to the Virtual Television Guide.

We don't host series at our site but instead offer a list of links to what's available to read on-line. In other words, we're just a Virtual Series TV Guide. You can either visit our Categories & Descriptions page or just use the direct links located to the left of every page to get to the VS of your choosing.

If you're the owner of a VS that's currently in production or has ceased production but is still on the web, visit our Submit Your Site page for instructions on being included.

Thanks For Visiting and Happy Reading.

What is Virtual Television, Virtual Seasons or a Virtual Series?

Wikipedia describes a Virtual Series as, "A virtual season is a collection of fan fiction stories, often by various authors, that continue a cancelled television show. Each story can usually stand on its own, but borrows from canon and previous stories in the season, and quite often, strongly from its style, as well. Some virtual seasons can also be original creations with original characters.

The process in which stories for a virtual season are made is much like it is with real television shows. Fans assume the roles of show runner, executive producers, editors, and writers all working together to provide fellow fans with an enjoyable end product.
For many sites, the process of running a virtual network holds a lot of similarities as real tv networks - with development and pitches designed to attract the attention of the senior members. However, unlike real networks, the pitched shows get a lot more support and are encouraged to improve - rather than being promptly cancelled."