Which Shows have you rewatched ?

[tp4tissue]

Year 2 pandemic..

[noisyturtle]

All of Breaking Bad for like the 6th time, Better Call Saul, all of Community, The Office, Parks and Recreation, the entire King Of The Hill series, every season of Always Sunny, every episode of The Big Fat Quiz, every season of Documental, and right now am about 1/2 way through One Piece.

I gravitate towards long-running series I can just keep on in the background while working. The subtitle only shows make it tough though.

[_rubik]

Oh I was made for this thread. I love rewatching my favorite shows (maybe more than watching new ones)

• Greys Anatomy
• Silicon Valley
• West World
• Mr. Robot
• The Newsroom
• Cowboy Bebop

I'm pretty sure those shows have been on repeat for the entire pandemic.

[Kavik]

Not during the pandemic, but just in my lifetime:

Cowboy Bebop
The IT Crowd
Parks and Rec
The Adventures of Sonic The Hedgehog
King of The Hill
The Simpsons (although I've seen so many reruns of seasons 1-8 in my life, it's probably 20x by now)

That's really all I can think of. I really, really hate watching stuff I've already seen unless it's a 10/10, especially TV Shows since they take so much time. At least movies are done in a couple hours.

[tp4tissue]

rewatched, contagion (2011) film, just now, Soooooooooooo accurate. ....

They covered nearly every plot point except Drumph.

[Tastenplatte]

The wire 3-4 times. I am also a Futurama Sleeper, so probably 10+ for almost every episode.

[clik_clak]

Queen's Gambit 3x now.

[Leslieann]

MASH
Firefly
Band of brothers
Long Way Round (it's about and around the world trip on motorcycles but the real story is the trip itself which was amazing, Mongolia and Russia's Road of Bones was just fantastic)
Chernobyl
Allo! Allo!

I've also been scouring lists of classic TV shows and going through some of them, some good ones for people who are bored:
WKRR in Cincinnati
Magnum P.I. (the original)
Miami Vice
Night Court
Hill Street Blues (I found the sight of chalk boards more strange than the lack of cell phones)
Fargo (the series) is also pretty decent
Long Way Down and Long Way Up (sequels to Long way round)*

*Up was interesting as it was done on electric motorcycles and all it entailed. The bikes start off rocky as you expect, then starts to actually show real promise in places you'd least expect electric to make sense. It turns out electric vehicles sometimes make more sense than gas in rural areas with less infrastructure, odd I know. And yet it completely falls apart in places you'd expect it to be the best place for it. The struggle was interesting.

[tp4tissue]

bout to pop on futurama.

[Findecanor]

Good comedy series are always high on rewatchability. No need to watch episodes in series; can even start halfway in and get a good laugh from something I've seen half a dozen times before already.
But I don't think its good for my sanity to binge-watch some of the insaner comedy shows, like Community.

I haven't rewatched any old series (of any kind) in order in these past two years. Only individual episodes, or spoon-fed clips by Youtube's algorithm. I love Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but oh it is so tedious to rewatch as episodes.
Instead, I have been binge-watching series that I had previously missed entirely, such as The Orville, Firefly and some anime series.

[fohat.digs]

My daughter came to visit and we started (she started, I re-) Six Feet Under, one of my all-time faves. Still great.