Read This: An illuminating visit to the social media graveyards of cancelled TV shows

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Usually, when a TV series is cancelled, its social media accounts die right along with it. That’s not always the case, though, as is evidence by the official The King Of Queens Twitter account rearing its head last month to comment on Game Of Thrones.
Yes, 12 years after The King Of Queen’s last new episode, its Twitter account is still extremely active, spurred on by the show’s second life in syndication. That kind of social media devotion is rare, though: What happens to most TV series’ public accounts post-cancellation? Vulture took on an exploration of 12 such shows to see what happened to them on Instagram and Twitter once the source material faded away.