Anyone else rewatch the same shows?

[Monunga]

"He's a phantom..."
'Nuff said.

[thelightseeker]

Water💧, earth🪨, Fire🔥, air🌪, Long Ago...

[Sinvicta]

I watch Breaking Bad, The Shield and a few anime over and over again. It's like replaying the same game you enjoy to get that dopamine hit on all of the big beats of the story.

[VincentMcmanus.]

bro, I still watch Batman the animated series.
RIP Kevin Conroy

[droopyjohnson]

Bernie Mac Show, Wayans bros, and Boondocks. Eternally binged.

[cindyv]

The show MARTIN is a long time fav. of mine

Tommy...never had a job 🤣😂😅

[NickSinglton]

I used to watch Phineas and Ferb and Gravity Falls every summer and it was great each time.

[tututhebudgie]

I have rewatch the old teen titans cartoon over 7 times never gets old.

[cassycassette]

Avatar the Last Airbender is always on loop for me

[tinypenguin]

Living Single, The Nanny, Star Trek TOS, TNG, DSN.. they just hit different, man

[iampierce]

ATLA, Ben 10 Classic…. Fucking Warehouse 13 even

[duedadew]

Some shows just become comfort food after awhile

[ourhome]

There is something very comforting about watching shows repeatedly.

[AlexDeLarge]

Boondocks was probably the funniest show Adult Swim had ever had at the time. Never gets old, I could watch it every night on replay.

[FaysalIsGoated]

“Are ya ready kids?”
You guys know the rest.😉

[randomlazygamer]

Buffy and Firefly, supernatural, Smallville, they are some my favorites

[souljordan]

"I actually almost know what Tommy do for a job" 😂😂😂

[Netherwolf]

I got at least 30 anime on my watch list, but I'm on my 12th rewatch of OG DragonBall 😤

[corvokuro]

Batman cartoons, Ben 10, and House MD are what I’m playing most of the time. I love finding new details

[yaboykev]

A lot of shows are made to be rewatchable, especially sitcoms. That's why syndication is so important. Sitcoms are supposed to be comfort food in digital format. Like a warm hug from Grandma right before she gives you some sweets. And with the serialization boom in the 2000's till now, alot of series are packed with mystery, and interesting lore baked in, which requires multiple viewings to get the full picture. I guess my point is, for the most part TV shows being infinitely rewatchable is the medium working as intended