Does anyone else watch their favorite tv shows multiple times?

[Anonymous]

Yep! I have watched and re-watched all 9 seasons of Everybody Loves Raymond twice already, and plan to do it again sometime this summer!

They just don't write comedy like that anymore.

I also love Seinfeld, Golden Girls and King of Queens - but nothing tops Raymond.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've watched many episodes of The Office, The Simpsons, and Seinfeld repeatedly.

I've watched season 4 of The Wire 3 times I think. Once on my own, and twice for work.

Where do you work that they require you to watch The Wire???
I want to work there... (I've watched the series 3x). You must work for an inner city school system?
Otherwise, you somewhere in Hamsterdam?


(The other 2 series I keep coming back to are the Sopranos and Breaking Bad).

[Anonymous]

I rewatch british comedty and police/mystery: Poirot, Midsomer Murders, Vicar of Dibley, Keeping up appearances, Are you being served, As time goes by, Father Brown

[Anonymous]

Star Trek

[Anonymous]

People used to do this a lot. Called them reruns.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've watched many episodes of The Office, The Simpsons, and Seinfeld repeatedly.

I've watched season 4 of The Wire 3 times I think. Once on my own, and twice for work.

Where do you work that they require you to watch The Wire???
I want to work there... (I've watched the series 3x). You must work for an inner city school system?
Otherwise, you somewhere in Hamsterdam?


(The other 2 series I keep coming back to are the Sopranos and Breaking Bad).

Well one was for grad school. I did an independent study and my advisor said, "Just write a paper on how The Wire can be used in the classroom." I thought it was bogus but I didn't care.

The other was indeed in an urban school district. I led a 'book club' that used The Wire. My colleagues loved it.

You don't want to work there though...

[Anonymous]

Buffy 4 Eva!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Buffy 4 Eva!

I never bothered to break into the DVDs because they were on in rerun so frequently. FX every morning and evening for a LONG time.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My husband makes fun of me for watching TV shows he knows I have seen before. I can't help it. I often find myself returning back to shows I have enjoyed in the past.

I re-watch Gilmore Girls every one-two years. Its so good and gets better upon every watch!

I do this.

But HOW do you do this with GG??? There’s like 3654497644 seasons!

7. There are 7 seasons of Gilmore Girls.

Girl don't get defensive! You do you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Arrested Development- I have seen many times and there are always jokes you missed originally, it's that dense. I also rewatched Seinfeld with DH recently and it was more entertaining than I thought it would be. I've also seen a few favorite episodes of the Simpsons multiple times.

+1 arrested development. Brilliant writing. I could see myself watching the wire again too. I also rewatch a foodie British show called River Cottage to relax.

[Anonymous]

yes. West Wing and Gilmore Girls are high on the list. I'll rewatch old sitcoms, esp. Friends and Frasier when they are on. Also early seasons of Big Bang Theory.

[Anonymous]

I've watched all of the old Roseanne episodes more times than I can count. Usually, it's more that it's on in the background while I'm doing other things rather than me sitting an actively watching.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've watched many episodes of The Office, The Simpsons, and Seinfeld repeatedly.

I've watched season 4 of The Wire 3 times I think. Once on my own, and twice for work.

Where do you work that they require you to watch The Wire???
I want to work there... (I've watched the series 3x). You must work for an inner city school system?
Otherwise, you somewhere in Hamsterdam?

I could never rewatch the wire--so damn depressing.

[Anonymous]

I can't tell you how many times I've watched the wedding episode of Outlander.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't tell you how many times I've watched the wedding episode of Outlander.

LOL