Hunter x Hunter Dragon Ball Naruto
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Black-ish
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.
Tie between The Wire, Patriot, and Buffy (3 times each.)
South park, mostly because is free to watch on their official website.
I've gone through all of Scrubs twice plus random episodes here and there.
And I have gone through Dark three times and that's saying something since I don't often watch a series more than once.
Forensic Files. My wife likes to fall asleep to it. I know most of the episodes by heart.
Robotech, peep show, Fawlty towers
Twin Peaks.
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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
I have rewatched how I met your mother and that 70s show like 6 times over
That 70s Show. It never fails to make me laugh and is just a fun, comforting show.
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.
Currently: Simpsons, Futurama and the most recent addition Star Trek lower decks, Harmon Quest (at least the first season)
Other shows I used to rewatch a lot: Stargate sg1, Stargate Atlantis, Avatar the last Airbender, Final Space, parks and rec.
One punch man. Have probably watched it 3-4 times. It's just fun to watch and a light hearted parody of other hero shows.
I find it easier to rewatch something than expend the mental energy on something new, so I rewatch a lot. Buffy, Stargate SG-1 and Taskmaster are the ones I rewatch the most.
Big Bang Theory and Modern Family.
They the first western sitcoms I watched and the comfort from watching them stuck with me.
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My name is Earl
Spongebob. If you say you didnt rewatch every episode from seasons 1-4 at least 10 times you are either a 10 years old or you are lying.
I don't.
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.