Nah it's not cheating, cos there's a movie too. But yes, I have seen Firefly a fair few times (and Serenity), and once half way through with the commentary. Also I have watched The Orville more times than they have seasons.
A cinema chain where I live did a LOTR marsthon not too long ago, it was so wholesome to see all the fans gathered up and clapping at all the important moments, it kinda felt like watching it for the first time
That's the one. A general story throughout but each episode essentially a standalone, and so many fantastic episodes (and sure, some not as). D&D needs to get put back on streaming, though.
If you rewatch scrubs make sure to torrent some seasons with the original music. Anything up on a streaming service won't have it because they didn't buy good enough music rights to include streaming and all the songs Re replaced with stuff that's not nearly as good/fitting. Makes a huge difference in the show IMO.
No I haven't but I'll definitely give it a shot. I didn't know Bill Lawrence was involved in Ted lasso, maybe I'll try it tonight, thanks for the suggestions.
Chernobyl… I’ve rewatched it so many times my husband will ask me what I’m watching while he’s at work (I’m a SAHM) and when I don’t answer right away he knows I’ve got it on again 🤦🏽♀️😂 can’t watch it when he’s home cause he’s sick of it now hahaha 😝
My fiance and I needed something to put on in the background that wouldn't distract us while we worked late during a very busy week. We picked a random episode in season 2 and ended up re-watching the whole show over the course of 3 weeks.
Kinda mad how far I had to scroll down to see always sunny—so much content you've almost certainly forgotten something about an episode by the time you get around to it again
same for me with SG-1 and Atlantis. I've also watched SGU a couple times. I really liked where they were going with that show and wish it would have continued. I check every once in a while for news of new series or movies. Sometimes I'll see things that sound interesting and then for some reason it never happens. Recently there is this: https://www.gateworld.net/news/2022/07/fourth-stargate-series-would-introduce-unique-gate/ I'd watch it!
edit: not as recent as I thought, that was last July... but still would be interesting
SG-1 wasn't on any streaming services I have in the UK for ages but just noticed off the back of this that it's back on Prime. I haven't watched it for SO many years. Great show.
Halt and Catch Fire I've seen 2-3 times and I love it.
I like horror theme. So I've watched Ash vs Evil Dead, The Exorcist S01, The Haunting of Hill Twice twice so far. Out of these Ash vs Evil Dead was the best on the repeat run, so I may watch it again at a later time.
"Dr. Sharron helped me remeber the even though football is life, football is also death. And that football is football too. But mostly that football is life!"
That scene where Jez 'forgets' the Christmas turkey still makes me laugh till I have tears in my eyes, no matter how many times I watch it. When someone misunderstands me and starts ranting, I usually reply "It was a joke, Mark. A christmas joke." I'm sure 99% of the time people have no fucking clue what I'm referring to
Buffy, The Sopranos and Succession are probably my most rewatched. And Friends was on TV constantly when I was growing up, I must’ve seen each episode at least 10 times.
I watch TV while eating only. That’s a bad habit I have. I don’t want to look for new shows while eating. I just replay the same shows I know are good.
If I start a new show and I like it, I will just just binge watch until the season finishes. I am too old to waste time like that so I don’t usually start a new show.
American Dad up to the point that Seth stopped writing for it and then I restart. It is one of my background noise shows. King of the Hill is the filler cartoon to not start the loop instantly.
Star Trek TNG and TOS for scifi
Oh and i watch Forensic Files enough that i can typically remember who did it within the intro. Similar to the original Law and Order.
If I have the time and desire to sit in front of the TV (which is pretty rare): X-Files, Kids in the Hall, Justified, Doctor Who, TNG/DS9/VOY, Good Omens, and Arrested Development. I'm sure there are others but they're not coming to mind right now.
Bob's burgers, It's always sunny in Philadelphia, What we do in shadows.
They don't have complicated stories, they are funny and quite comfortable to watch while doing other things.
Nowhere Man is another one I love to watch over and over again, it's only one season, but I haven't seen it as many times as Buffy. It's pretty dated, but it's a great premise, and really enjoyable.
A lot of the punchlines are "ha ha, aren't they weird?", which hits totally different if you're the sort of person who the character is an obvious caricature of. Doubly so if the weirdness in question is associated with some form of neurodivergence. For some people - myself included - a lot of the laughs in that show feel very much like they're laughing at you, not with you. It's only funny if you identify more with the people on the other side of the joke.
Interesting, I haven't rewatched Altered Carbon. How does it hold up? I had read the book before the show came out so I had that reference point in my head.
Mines probably the anime konosuba I just found it very funny and loved the characters. Even read the complete light novel series and spin offs afterwards.
I don't know I am kinda boring sometimes I will rewatch the same shows over and over I do that with movies too. Be honest I don't have the time to do all the things I want.
On Supernatural remember show aired for 15 years been fan since day one and been off the air for 3 years. So plenty of time to rewatch my favorite episodes.
On WestWorld it was a great show and season 1 is awesome.
Justified is just great and on The Boys I rewatch right before a new season aired. Same way it started with WestWorld I mean each season was 2 years apart. Then when I am in the mood I will rewatch it. I seen season 3 and 4 twice but thats it.
If you saw the amount of books I read you probably be flabbergasted.
One thing I don't have enough time for is my writing ( I literally have 3 novels I need to finish editing and one need to finish writing.
Also playing video games. I still have not finished Dead Island 2 and just got the new Zelda game but haven't finished the first one for the Switch.
And now writing all of this reminds me that I need to focus on my editing instead of being here on Lemmy.
Oh and how can I forget that I am building an Rv Park on top of my day job. I don't know how I can get anything done.
One and only I've fully rewatched is Veep. It's brilliant in so many ways. I've revisited a lot of office episodes at random over time so I may have even rewatched the whole thing by now.
Bojack Horseman, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, The Closer/Major Crimes and The Good Place. Also obscure to anyone but other Finns: Pasila, Ihmisten puolue, Itse valtiaat, Roba and Sunnuntailounas.
None? I've never really understood the appeal of 'rewatching stuff'. My favorite movie(s) are the LotR ones, and I've probably watched it through... three times over my life?
I think it has the perfect mix of goofy and epic, sadly Super just doesn't scratch that itch for me. The first two seasons of Jojo's Bizzare Adventure did, Avatar did, but not a whole lot else did.
Yeah there is no other show with similar energy. For me, it's Dragon Ball since Piccolo appears, and then all the way until the end of DBZ's Frieza saga- a masterpiece. The rest of DBZ is okay but it becomes a bit repetitive. There is nothing after Z in the franchise that I care about.
I couldn't stand Jojo, but I should give Avatar a go. I heard only praise for it.
Twin Peaks, the original run. I watched each episode twice a week when it first aired, then several times once I had it on VHS (including a 24hr marathon with my friends), and then I've watched it about 3 or 4 times on DVD. However this has involved fast forwarding through some of the storylines I don't like in the 2nd season (mostly James & Evelyn,,little Nicky, and a lot of the Nadine and Mike stuff). I've only watched the 3rd season once so far, it's long, and quite intense, and I haven't had the head space and time I would like to dedicate to it when I go back into it again.
I just watched the shield for the first time and I LOVED it. I generally don't rewatch serious shows but I will definitely be watching that one again some day
I generally don't re-watch shows. But those two I've seen three times, they're just so fucking funny!
I've been subscribed to swearnet a couple of months now. It's definitely not the same as the scripted energy of the shows but it kinda scratches the TPB itch as they're all in character. It's only £3 a month, plus it's nice to know the money is going directly to the content creators.
I watched GG on repeat for literal years. Must have seen it over 20 times? Then AYITL happened and I can't watch it again, because it really took it out of being a 'product of it's time' and made it almost impossible to look past how much Rory sucks.
For someone who is not Black, it brings a glimpse into Black culture that I simply did not have. Plus, Anthony Anderson is perfect casting for the role.
For me it held up pretty well, but I can have an obsessive quirk about new things I find interesting.
Everything hit for me with this show. The plot, the pacing, the acting, the music, the action. Even bits of comedy. I think Joel Kinnaman played a big part in why it was so enjoyable.
Futurama! I'm probably through it 3 times completely in the past 2 years or so. Also star trek... I'll start one series and then jump to another when I'm reminded about an episode while watching e.g. I started watching deep space 9 (ds9) and it reminded me of enterprise at one point so I started that again. Its a vicious cycle
Once I've seen a series, I don't tend to watch it again unless it's an old episode on TV, there's nothing else on, and I really want to watch something. And even then, it'll just be that episode - I won't go and rewatch the series.
It baffles me how many people bang on about rewatching series.
Brooklyn 99, Babylon 5, Star Trek various series. We pick a series to watch while we eat dinner. Sometimes it’s a series we haven’t seen fully before (we may start Cheers soon), and sometimes it’s one we’ve seen multiple times (Avatar the Last Airbender, Star Wars Rebels, etc). It’s fun :)