Cult TV: Dead Like Me

NEW ! Death has never been trendier than it is right now.

MySpace.com sibling Eons.com features a database of obituaries dating back to the 1930s, to which people can add photos and comments.

Obituary writers get together once each year to discuss about the art of writing a truly memorable obituary.

And death continues to be a popular character and theme in pop culture.

Wikiquote has a section devoted to death humor.

Death has even inspired its own fashion look, which has become more mainstream over the years. In fact, Amazon.com featured ads from fashion retailer ShopBop.com on its home page recently, with fall fashion trends that included punker rock edge goth and lace.

The deaths of ordinary people now make headline news -- like the life and death of Conrad Buchanan.

NPR.org: Dead Like Me Brings Reapers Stories Back to Life: An NPR interview with Dead Like Me executive producer John Masius, talking about the show's success. The interview took place between Seasons One and Two.

Media Village: Dead Like Me Creator Bryan Fuller Speaks Out on Showtime, MGM and the Future. Show creator Bryan Fuller describes the demise of Dead Like Me and the experience of making the show in this frank interview with Media Village.

FLOW To Have and To Have Not: An article describing the show's popularity. I found this via SirLinksaLot.net, which features tons of links to news articles about Dead Like Me for the period July '04 to Sept. '05.

Media Village: Dead Like Me Star Callum Blue Talks About the Short Life and the Abrupt End of His Much-Loved Show. Callum Blue responded to the death of Dead Like Me as you hoped he would -- with righteous indignation and a willingness to seek some accidental revenge via a well-placed elbow.

TV.com: Dead Like Me: Features background information about the show and a video clip to give you a flavor of what Dead Like Me has to offer.

Epguides: Dead Like Me: A list of episodes and original air dates.

Dead Like Me may be dead but fan interest in the show certainly isn't.

SciFi Channel: Dead Like Me: Dead Like Me found new life on the SciFi Channel this past summer, so there's a brand new website to explore.

Dead Like Me @ Showtime: The official show website. You can download screensavers and IM icons, check out the episode guide, and read up on the characters and the show.

Internet Movie Database: Dead Like Me: Dead Like Me's entry in The Internet Movie Database. A great spot to access memorable quotes and show trivia.

Wikipedia: Dead Like Me: Wikipedia's entry on Dead Like Me. Provides a history of the show, including details about its syndication to other countries, as well as some terrific show trivia.

WikiQuote: Dead Like Me: A compilation of the best quotes from Dead Like Me.

Answers.com: Dead Like Me: Answers.com talks about everyone's favorite TV show. (Okay, our favorite TV show.)

Dead Like Me Online: A fan site for the totally obsessed fan. (Is there a true fan who isn't totally obsessed with the show?) The site features a page on music from the show. The site also features an active message board community -- great news if you're looking for a place to talk about the show and your family members and friends have already started covering their ears.

Ellen Muth's Official Website: The official website of show star Ellen Muth (a.k.a. "Georgia Lass).
Answers.com: Ellen Muth: An informative bio of show star Ellen Muth. (Content from Wikipedia.)
Callum Blue's Official Website: The official website of show star Callum Blue (a.k.a. Mason).
Mandy Patinkin's Official Website: The official website of show star Mandy Patinkin (a.k.a. Rube).
Starpulse.com: Dead Like Me Pictures: Publicity photos of the show's stars.

WikiQuote has devoted an entry to Dead Like Me.

So if there's a line from your favorite episode that's driving you insane ("What was that line again?"), this is the place to go to track it down.