TV shows you binge-watch over and over

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Six Feet Under - but all the endless fake snogging is getting to be annoying.

"Downton Abbey", "Dark Shadows", "Ray Donovan", "Six Feet Under", "The Tracey Ulman Show", "Shameless". Oh, and for some strange reason, I am fascinate with crap about Hitler and the Nazis and The Titanic so whenever one of those pops in channel surfing, I am glued.

Everybody Hates Chris, Modern Family. Early seasons of oldies Mary Tyler Moore, All in the Family and yes, Roseanne.

The Sopranos. I’ve probably watched the whole series 5-6 times now. I never get tired of it and I always spot new things.

Golden Girls

The Comeback.

I have never binged any TV series more than once.

I will watch random reruns of Family Guy, American Dad, The Office, Law and Order SVU and House Hunters when I don't feel like focusing on the hour-long drama I am watching. But that's grazing, not bingeing

The office, Frasier I can watch all the time, any episode.

I'm also able to just watch Law and Order episode for the 5th time and not be bored.

Simpsons, Golden girls, Bob Burgers, law and order (any of them), Twilight Zone, Alfred Hitchcock presents, Tales of the crypt, Kids in the Hall.

Golden Girls

Murder, She Wrote

Hot In Cleveland

Showtime's Queer As Folk

The Simpsons

Bob's Burgers

Jem & The Holograms

Gravity Falls

Cheers, Wings, Frasier, The Golden Girls, I Love Lucy, Mama’s Family, Friday Night Dinner.

The West Wing, Downton Abbey, The Sopranos, Inspector Morse, six Feet Under, Inspector Lewis, and soon After Life will be added into the rotation,. . .

The Comeback!

Opps, how could I have forgotten Boston Legal

Person of Interest

Law and Order. I know the dialogue.

Doc Martin

As Time Goes By

Great British Baking Show

Miranda

Absolutely Fabulous

I Dream of Jeannie

The Nanny

Seinfeld

I used to rewatch Will & Grace quite a lot, but the revival killed any love I once had for the show.

The Young Ones

Yes, Minister/Yes, Prime Minister

The New Statesman

Benny Hill (I know!)

Mr. Bean

Blackadder series

Frasier and The Andy Griffith Show. Love me some Floyd, Goober, Barney and Aunt Bea.

Law & Order SVU.

I could watch it all day. In fact I did. When I was unemployed every Saturday that was an SVU Marathon and 10 in the morning until 2 next morning

I like:

hearing dr. Melinda Warner say "vaginal tears" and no fluids;(which she pronounces Fa-LOO-ids) on the victim"

-Olivia's scoff/sigh which even out-dykes Jodie Foster in TSOTL.

-Huang's shit-eating grin

-Skoda's matter-of-fact-ness

And most of all-- Stabler's HOT butt!

[quote]Leverage, hands down. Love the chemistry among the cast, LOVE the concept of a small band of brilliant crooks out there taking down amoral gazllionaires, corrupt politicians, CEOs, and fraudsters.

I cycle through the following shows that I have on DVD/Blu-ray;

Dark shadows

McMillan and wife

The Mary Tyler Moore show

Mash

Game of Thrones

Absolutely Fabulous

Twin Peaks the original and the revival

Spartacus

Noah’s arc

And the first five years of Saturday night live

Dark Shadows

Frasier

White Collar

Downton Abbey

Curb Your Enthusiasm

Cold Case

Frasier

The Closer

The original Law & Order, until Lenny leaves. My favorite team is Briscoe and Logan. I also love seeing 90s New York.

The only one I've watched multiple times (and then only 2 or 3 times for random episodes, never in sequence) in recent years are the first three seasons of "Arrested Development" and "The Crown."

So just when does Dark Shadows get good?

R29) best question yet I hung on thru the first two seasons and it was a bore.

OZ

Torchwood

MTM

Badly Drawn

Strangers With Candy

Dead Set

Britain's Got the Pop Factor... and Possibly a New Celebrity Jesus Christ Soapstar Superstar Strictly on Ice

30 Rock

While I watched it during it's original run, the recent blu ray complete series is even better. Love the clever writing, great characters, marvelous actors and a constant flow of fantastic guest stars: Wil Arnett, Nathan Lane, Elaine Strich, Isabella Rossellini, Paul Rubens, Carrie Fisher, Megan Mullally, Steve Martin, Peter Dinklage, Patti LuPone, Julianne Moore, Matt Damon, Margaret Cho, James Marsden, Brayn Cranston, Catherine O'Hara, and fucking Oprah, for Christ's sake. And a very free, on the fly sensibility that gives the show energy and edge. Rapid fire jokes with lots of hits. Very fun to revisit the series. And the discs contain commentaries from the actors and other interesting bits. And being a show that was one of the first to be shot in HD, the picture quality is gorgeous. Well worth it, quality all the way around.

Absolutely Fabulous. Especially the first three seasons. Every episode a classic. And the funniest outtakes you'll ever see.

Lately, Bob's Burgers and Bob Heart Abishola (if you haven't seen the latter, check it out).

Parks & Rec

Buffy

Prime Suspect with Helen Mirren on PBS. Love it!

Another vote for Boston Legal. I've watched it several times. I used to have VHS tapes of China Beach I would watch over and over. My tapes are long gone. I wish someone would stream that.

Jonny Quest original series. Effective artwork, music and likeable vintage charm. And kinda gay, if you're desperate for cartoon male bonding...

I’ve been enjoying watching the original Loony Tunes on HBO Max. Damn, they were good. Much more surreal and meta than I remember them being. Really ballsy stuff.

I recently binged The Good Wife. So good from beginning to end. I was even shocked by (redacted) death, even though I had seen the episode at least twice.

I love Star Trek: The Next Generation. The evolution and maturation of the characters is great, once you get through the first season (which showcases Gene Roddenberry's drug habit in all its depressing severity).

Girls

Mad Men

The Comeback

The Sopranos

Fleabag

Ditto on Prime Suspect and AbFab

Dayle Hinman's true crime series - and older Forensic Files

Joan Hickson's Miss Marple

Fawlty Towers

Monty Python's Flying Circus - yeah I'm stuck in the 70s

^ Girls? Are you lost?

Alan Partridge

I Claudius

The Thick of It

30 Rock

The Bureau and Gomorrah

Brass Eye...so much it mocked has come to pass.

Doctor Who - the Tennant/Smith seasons

If I’m depressed - Raising Hope

R38 Race Bannon was a hot silver Daddy!

30 Rock

Seinfeld

Will and Grace

The Middle

Golden Girls

Simpsons (earlier stuff only)

Penny Dreadful (original series)

I can't imagine watching something a second time. Once I have seen it I have seen it.

Mom

Frasier

The Andy Griffith Show

Everybody Loves Raymond

Will & Grace

I'm mostly like r52. The only exceptions have been I'll Fly Away, Homicide: Life on the Street, St. Elsewhere, and The Sopranos. And if someone in one of the Midwestern Marvels threads links to an episode of AW or ATWT on youtube, I will generally watch that episode and then another.

Kath and Kim and Ab Fab.... guilty pleasures Glee and Teen Wolf.

Mindhunter, American Crime Story, American Horror Story, probably some more. Honestly after rewatching a show for the third time it gets really tired, especially if it's a short series. But I still watch it for comfort and because I'm obsessed with the characters. I'll just put it on in the background when I'm doing something.

Golden Girls

Hot In Cleveland

Frasier

Gilligan's Island

Married With Children

Three's Company

Lucy sitcoms

Laverne & Shirley

Friends

Super Friends

Justice League

Simpsons

Melrose Place

Big Brother

Trading Spaces

Desperate Housewives

Will & Grace

Murder She Wrote

Days Of Our Lives

Herman's Head

the CSI shows

WWE

Dungeons & Dragons

Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends

Murphy Brown

In Living Color Saturday Night Live

McLaughlin Group

Seinfeld, Hogan’s Heroes, Star Trek New Generation and Leverage

I forgot the Star Trek shows (especially my fav Voyager = the Kes years).

Thanks for reminding me R58.

Well R57, you make me feel better about my over indulgence in streaming.

The Office, Original Star Trek, Futurama, Captain Scarlet, Frasier

I watched the final season of Dark and then a week later went back and watched all three seasons again. I anticipate watching it at least two more times. It’s so rich and complex that I’m drawn back to as a giant puzzle to unravel and catch all the nuances.

Glee, Supernatural (Season 1 only), Queer as Folk, Buffy, Law and Order: Criminal Intent (Season 1 only)

Naruto, My Hero Academia (Japanese anime is so much better than American cartoons!)