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I'd love to watch Tenko again. I found it absolutely fascinating.

Definately the Sopranos. Gutted its finished.

I'd love to be able to re-watch all the classic Doctor Who episodes. We had a number of them on VHS and have only got a few of our favourites on DVD. There are many I have never even seen once.

THE SHINING
After watching a documentary on the film, I felt there was so mch I had missed. Clever director Stanley Kubrick has hidden so many little quirks... personally I would need a magifying glass, a seat between sherlock Holmes and the great director him self to point out all the hidden visual effects.

When I was a child I loved The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty. It was on Saturday Morming before Noel Edmonds. I thought the whie cat Felicia was so glamourous (I had a cuddly toy cat that looked just like her which my daughter now owns some 25 or so years later!). Not many people remember the series and there aren't many clips available on YouTube but I'd love to be transported back to my childhood!

I would love to watch Grange Hill from the start! I was a school when it started and i grew up with Tucker,Alan ETC!

I love Call the Midwife, could watch it again and again all day, also I have a guilty pleasure of Everybody loves Raymond, its a classic, so funny yet close to real life.

I am a massive James Bond fan and enjoyed a lot of films over the Xmas it would have been lovely to have recorded them all :D

I'd love to watch bother series of Stella again. I usually have to pause my sky+ as I'm crying with laughter so much I miss some. The best bit in the last series was when Daddy died, I was in tears as he was such a loveable character but then Paula's phone rang & it was Daddy ringing from inside the coffin, sheer comedy classic moment

i still have episodes of thomas the tank engine my son used to watch. now i watch it with my grandsons who love it too.

Fawlty Towers ... never fails to have me laughing hysterically!

My favourite is On the Buses, never fails to make me laugh.

I would like to watch all the David Attenborough documentaries from the very beginning

The Whole series of Mrs Browns Boys....Absolutely Hilarious

The whole family love to watch You've Been Framed. It gets recorded, rewound and played over and over.

I would love to record and watch Faulty Towers again!

I loved watching Bagpuss when I was younger and wanted one of my own

I love watching Pride and prejudice, I pause the part where Colin Firth dives into the lake, I will rewind that over and over again

I loved Butterflies with Wendy Craig and could watch it over and over again. When we first got married my husband called me Ria as I burned just about everything I cooked!

Life with David Attenborough, some parts are just so amazing.

Missed the whole first 2 seasons of Game of Thrones. Would really love to see them.

I would LOVE to see a 1982 series called Something in Disguise. It was based on the novel by Elizabeth Jane Howard and had Anton Rogers in the romantic lead!! Absolutely brilliant and I cannot find a DVD! Oh if only..............

I would like to be able to watch my daughter when she was on Nickelodeon about 14 years ago.

When she was 6 years old, she saved my life! I had an epileptic seizure in the bathroom (my first one) and she found me unconscious on the floor, not breathing and bleeding from my mouth. She immediately rang for an ambulance and they told her what to do while she waited for help to arrive. She was actually on the front page of our local newspaper after that for being a hero - the member of the 999 team that took her call said she was 'very calm and collected for a 6 year old'.

Anyhow, not long after that, she got some tickets to appear on Nickelodeon, and I would love to see her again, playing the games and getting a custard pie in the face!

I would love to see repeats of any James Martin/Delia cookery programmes

Their early one's or their latest one's I wouldn't mind

They're so easy to watch and the recipes almost always work
(apart from those user errors, of course)

Coronation Street - I don't want to miss an episode!