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Favourite TV shows and watching them over and over

Billy87

Does anyone else have a favourite TV show that they watch over and over till you almost know it off by heart? I find the show can become a kind of safe place for me, I know at the end of the day I can just get cosy and watch it and it's so warm and familiar and I can lose myself in the characters and just feel safe

does anyone else do this?

Thing is the shows change from time to time. For a while there it was the US Office, it got me through the second lockdown and the change of moving into my new house

Then for a while it was the 70s sitcom Man about the House

Now it's New Girl. I love it and I watch it all the time, I find the characters really comforting cos they're all a bit different and not "normal" people 

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  • I think I must be in the minority here. If I can remember too many of the details of something I have watched previously, I find it spoils my enjoyment of it, unless it's something comedy-based. For example, there was one particular episode of Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, featuring the comedian Chris McCausland. I've watched that episode several times since because it never fails to make me laugh.

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  • I think I must be in the minority here. If I can remember too many of the details of something I have watched previously, I find it spoils my enjoyment of it, unless it's something comedy-based. For example, there was one particular episode of Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, featuring the comedian Chris McCausland. I've watched that episode several times since because it never fails to make me laugh.

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