Anonymous
Post 03/05/2022 00:21     Subject: Re:What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
Anonymous wrote:Friends
Dawsons Creek
One Tree Hill
Gilmore Girls
Gossip Girl
Greek
Beverly Hills 90210
Hart Of Dixie
Switched at Birth

This list needs Friday Night Lights and Felicity.
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 23:47     Subject: Re:What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
Friends
Dawsons Creek
One Tree Hill
Gilmore Girls
Gossip Girl
Greek
Beverly Hills 90210
Hart Of Dixie
Switched at Birth
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 14:06     Subject: Re:What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
Frasier, Gilmore Girls
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 13:44     Subject: What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
Anonymous wrote:Peaky Blinders
Breaking Bad
Lost
and (don’t judge me) The Vampire Diaries & The Originals


I'm currently on season 5 of Vampire Diaries (rewatching)...and I'm 43. So, no judgement here!
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 11:27     Subject: Re:What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
Anonymous wrote:
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.


YES. So many reruns. So many.


Yes! More of an 80s/90s kid here but so many summer evenings were spent watching Nick at Nite. I loved Mary Tyler Moore especially, should go back and rewatch that someday.

Of more recent shows, I think the only show I've rewatched in entirety was West Wing. And Band of Brothers but that was a miniseries so doesn't really count! There are others I'd like to go back and watch again, like Xfiles and The Americans, but it seems so daunting!
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 09:38     Subject: Re:What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
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.


YES. So many reruns. So many.
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 09:37     Subject: What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
Anonymous wrote:The Wire
Living Single
The Ghost Whisperer
Jack Ryan
Burn Notice
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arrested Development
Downton Abbey
Judging Amy

Thanks for the ideas. I have been meaning to start Peaky Blinders, The Leftovers, Battleship Galactica, and Succession


Ugh, hate to do it again, but I'm the "where did you find Northern Exposure" PP above. I've been looking much longer for "Judging Amy" which doesn't stream and isn't on DVD except one season in European format, and a bunch of bootlegs (yes, Amazon sells DVDs that are so clearly bootlegged). If that PP iabove s around -- are you talking, back in the day when it was being re-run on cable, or more recently? I watch horrible copies on YouTube which is the only way I've found to see it.
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 02:05     Subject: What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
The Wire
Living Single
The Ghost Whisperer
Jack Ryan
Burn Notice
Curb Your Enthusiasm
Arrested Development
Downton Abbey
Judging Amy

Thanks for the ideas. I have been meaning to start Peaky Blinders, The Leftovers, Battleship Galactica, and Succession
Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 00:20     Subject: What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?

West Wing - many, many times









Anonymous
Post 03/04/2022 00:08     Subject: What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
Anonymous wrote:
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.


We have a cabin near Roslyn, WA, where they filmed NE and Joel Fleishman’s name is still scribbled in the window of one of the shops! Our DVDs are from amazon and are legit, they came in a furry collector case if that helps you narrow the results. PP is right - the original music is missing but I think it’s still super fun to watch.
Anonymous
Post 03/03/2022 12:10     Subject: Re:What series did you love so much that you watched it more than once?
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.


I watched so much Gilligan's Island after school as a kid.