Do you watch the same stuff over and over?

[Strider]

Not really. There's far too many great shows to watch and not nearly enough time to watch them all to spend time re-watching shows you've already seen.

I will rewatch stuff occasionally, but generally I prefer to watch something new.

I'm single and work at home so I don't lose any hours to travel time or argue over who gets to watch what and other distractions. LOL :>)) Also, I take great advantage of rewatchigng stuff over the winter break and during the summer. During the regular TV season I have generally a minimum of 5 hours of tv recorded a night, and often a lot more, spread across two DVR's. The only nights of tv I have less than 5 are saturday and sunday. So suring the regular TV season not a lot of rewatching going on but there is a bit on occassion. But during the winter break and summer I watch old DVD's all the time and try and pick up new shows on DVD to watch.

I'm sorry .

I'll sometimes watch re-runs of firefly or Mad Men but not very often.

 

[Kegg]

Yes. If there's something I like for some reason, it tends to get a lot of playtime. This tends to be films I like for visual reasons (Metropolis I have seen an unreasonable amount of times at this point).

 

[Temis the Vorta]

I very rarely rewatch movies or TV shows, but for whatever reason, I do re-listen to the same music over and over and frakken over.

I've seen my Dexter DVDs once, maybe twice. I've listened to the soundtrack ten billion times.

 

[Mr Light]

I don't anymore, but as a kid I would watch the same Star Wars and Indiana Jones and Doctor Who shows over and over. When I worked in a video store for four years I would put in the Star Wars and Harry Potter movies over and over again.

 

[cardinal biggles]

I haven't been doing as much rewatching lately, mostly because I've been plowing through a lot of TV shows I either never saw or haven't seen in ages (currently working through My So-Called Life, Freaks and Geeks, and The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency all at the same time ).

Some titles I frequently find myself watching again and again:

Love Actually
All the President's Men
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Shaft (the 1971 version)
Cars
Transformers (the Michael Bay version)
Eddie Izzard: Glorious
Stardust
The Family Stone
Twilight (it's like a train wreck... I'm horrified, yet I can't turn away)
Firefly and Serenity
McLintock!
Music and Lyrics

And on the rare event that there's a snow day and I can't make it in to work, I curl up on the couch with a big mug full of hot chocolate and watch the extended version of all three Lord of the Rings films.