What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?

[Anonymous]

Northern Exposure.

Thirtysomething.

Downton Abbey.

[Anonymous]

skins
series 1 & 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FKPoVNtmK0

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northern Exposure.

Thirtysomething.

Downton Abbey.

Have you found "Northern Exposure" streaming anywhere? I checked pretty extensively and it doesn't seem to stream at all. If you have DVDs, where did you get them and were they legit? (As in, made by the network and not someone's home recordings off their TV screen....Yeah, that's a thing, unfortunately.)

Would love to see this series for the FIRST time. But there are music rights issues that have prevented its being re-run or streamed so far. If you know a way to see it, please advise!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Northern Exposure.

Thirtysomething.

Downton Abbey.

Have you found "Northern Exposure" streaming anywhere? I checked pretty extensively and it doesn't seem to stream at all. If you have DVDs, where did you get them and were they legit? (As in, made by the network and not someone's home recordings off their TV screen....Yeah, that's a thing, unfortunately.)

Would love to see this series for the FIRST time. But there are music rights issues that have prevented its being re-run or streamed so far. If you know a way to see it, please advise!

I have what I think is a legal DVD set of NE (purchased a loong time ago). But even the DVD set does not have the music of the original series — and I’ve heard is a big loss.

[Anonymous]

West Wing
The Keepers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Northern Exposure.

Thirtysomething.

Downton Abbey.

Have you found "Northern Exposure" streaming anywhere? I checked pretty extensively and it doesn't seem to stream at all. If you have DVDs, where did you get them and were they legit? (As in, made by the network and not someone's home recordings off their TV screen....Yeah, that's a thing, unfortunately.)

Would love to see this series for the FIRST time. But there are music rights issues that have prevented its being re-run or streamed so far. If you know a way to see it, please advise!

I have what I think is a legal DVD set of NE (purchased a loong time ago). But even the DVD set does not have the music of the original series — and I’ve heard is a big loss.

PP from above -- thank you. That encourages me to try the DVDs. So many bootlegs out there of 1990s-early 2000s series that don't stream (I'm looking for others too).

I had heard that the original music was stripped off and replaced, which seems a pity, since friends have said that the songs used were often comments on NE's themes each week. It's so strange and silly that music rights like that can keep a great, older show off of streaming and reruns. "WKRP in Cincinnati" had similar issues on reruns (you can tell they've replaced some songs). Thanks again. I do hope to see NE soon.

[Anonymous]

Poldark
Downton Abbey
The Durrells in Corfu
Everybody Loves Raymond
I Love Lucy

[Anonymous]

Schitt's Creek

[Anonymous]

I couldn't even tell you how many times I have seen every episode of Friends. Mostly because it is in reruns all the time. It is the show I put on while I work during the day in the background. It is comfortable.

When I was younger and watching reruns on TV after school, I saw Taxi several times through. And Cheers. And Family Ties. And Wings.

I recently discovered Night Court on IMDbTV and was overjoyed. That is another one I watched reruns of when I was younger (and I think it was on NickatNight at one point?)

Buffy played on FX in my 20s in the morning and evening. So I have seen it many times that way.

More recently, I rebinged Schitt's Creek and Good Place a few times. And during the Pandemic, I have rewatched Raising Hope.

I honestly don't rewatch series over and over and over again the way some do because there are so many OTHER series to watch. I can't keep up with all the stuff I am interested in.

[Anonymous]

This is a weird question for Gen-X who grew up in the 1970s, where our afternoons were spent watching so many reruns of series. Everything from Adam-12, the Monkees, The Brady Bunch, I Love Lucy, The Odd Couple.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a weird question for Gen-X who grew up in the 1970s, where our afternoons were spent watching so many reruns of series. Everything from Adam-12, the Monkees, The Brady Bunch, I Love Lucy, The Odd Couple.

yup. In the era of streaming, I don't rewatch shows in the same way. But reruns? Every dang day. Loved them.

I thought of another one. Three's Company.

[Anonymous]

I‘ve watched VEEP probably 10 times. It’s never not funny! As much as I liked Seinfeld back in the day, this show was *made* for Julia Louis-Dreyfus and it’s a crime that it didn’t get more awards.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is a weird question for Gen-X who grew up in the 1970s, where our afternoons were spent watching so many reruns of series. Everything from Adam-12, the Monkees, The Brady Bunch, I Love Lucy, The Odd Couple.

yup. In the era of streaming, I don't rewatch shows in the same way. But reruns? Every dang day. Loved them.

I thought of another one. Three's Company.

I'm PP and I agree that we don't rewatch in the same way now. Just that we are in the habit of turning to comfort series from infancy. I watch a bunch of series like The Wire and VEEP, and Netlix GBBO or Bridgerton for the same comfort.

[Anonymous]

I can only watch sitcoms again. I watch them for the laughs.

The Office
Friends
Seinfeld
New Girl (underrated how funny Schmitt is)

[Anonymous]

So far, just Firefly and Star Trek (working our way through TNG with the kids). We'll probably add Ted Lasso to that list.