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Do you watch the same episode twice? Or it’s just me.

I don't. I tend not to watch the same show twice though unless it's remade in a different language to see the cultural differences

Yep. I have a few shows or movies I watch over again when I can't sleep and my head and eyes hurt to much to read a book.

They tend to be calming shows or movies mostly anime but some live action.

Depends on the show. I'll rewatch classic era Simpsons episodes I can already literally follow the dialogue line-for-line or I'll rewatch shows that are dense to spot details I missed but there's lots of shows I won't rewatch.

I have a number of TV shows with episodes I will watch the episodes numerous times. Mostly sitcoms and animated shows like The Simpsons, Frasier, Seinfeld, etc...

I also love trying to find old episodes of cartoons from the 1980s and 90s online. Sometimes I will revisit dramas or sci-fi shows, but I usually wait a few years to try and forget everything that happened. I don't find these shows that enjoyable if I can anticipate what's going to happen to easily.

Yes I watch things over and over again. There's some comfort in it.

Things I watch repeatedly include:

Dr Katz: Professional Therapist
Community
Twin Peaks
Lost
The Tripods (80s UK sci-fi series)

If it's worthy of a second look.

Adult Swim and the Price is Right channel (on Pluto TV) serve as white noise

Re-watching the entire Star Trek original series after it was re-mastered for hi-definition TV was like experiencing it for the first time all over again, but without any siblings wanting to change the channel.

I have gave a re-watch to many shows Mr. Robot, Rick and Morty, Daredevil recently Death Note, i like to watch the episodes again to feel the experience of watching them for the first time.

Spartacus: War Of The Damned.
Domina.

When I was 5 in 1971, my favorite show was Bearcats! with Rod Taylor and Dennis Cole. It was a Western type of show that took place in the WWI period in the U.S. Southwest where Taylor and Cole play mercenaries who travel in a 1914 Stutz Bearcat. I finally got the DVD a couple of years ago.



I also loved the Saturday Morning TV series "Shazam!" (1974-77) and it's twin, "Isis" (1975-77) too.

I've viewed DVDs of a couple the earlier seasons of the 'Northern Exposure' series from the 1990s.

This excellent series maintains those timeless qualities after almost thirty years.