TV Series & Films you have watched more than once.

Also....
Frasier
League of gentlemen
Trigger happy TV
Blackadder
The fast show

Insp George Gently
Morse
Endeavor
Poirrot
Frost
Line of Duty
Happy Valley
( there’s a theme developing here )😁

And by contrast,
Downton Abbey
Detectorists
Only Fools And Horses
Frasier
This Country
M.A.S.H.
Porridge

Greyduster

It occurred to me after I had posted that “Endeavour” contains the only line from a tv series that has ever stuck in my head, when his boss says: “You’d find something suspicious in a saint’s sock drawer”!

I bet it was Thursday that said that to Morse 😂

So many to choose from

All the Hitchcock films
Any Harrison Ford film
Gaslight - 1944 - I haven't seen the earlier version
Now Voyager
Brief Encounter
Zulu
Great Escape
Von Ryans Express
When Harry Met Sally
The Way We Were

Line of Duty
The Walking Dead
Inspector George Gently
Spooks
Pride and Prejudice
Frasier
Yes Minister and Prime Minister
Fawlty Towers
Dinnerladies

Gosh, NanKate, you're braver than me with your scary choices!

Mine are:

Wolf Hall
Broadchurch
Bridgerton
Vera
Unforgotten
Call the Midwife

Films:
Love Actually
Four Weddings & a Funeral
Every Jane Austen version
Nativity
Dr Zhivago

Probably loads more but can't remember any others at the moment.

So many films:
Trainspotting
Shawshank Redemption
Erin Brockovich
Alien (and Alien Two)
Lord of the Rings trilogy
The Hobbit
Marnie
Rear Window
Life of Brian
Withnail & I
and many more.

Series:
Pride and Prejudice (Colin Firth version)
Porridge
Fawlty Towers
Butterflies
The Detectorists.
Fargo

Keeping Up Appearances -Definitely

House of Cards
Succession
Madmen
What we Do in the Shadows
Most of the old comedies.
Currently rewatching " Emily in Paris"
Want to rewatch "The Mandalorian"
For movies;
Most of the James Bonds
The Jason Bourne ones.

Anything with Michael Caine in it....but most of all: "The Ipcress File"

Only fools and horses
One foot in the grave
Keeping up appearances
Luther

One flew over the Cuckoo's nest
Snatch
Big
Stella Dallas

My favourite version of Jane Eyre is the black and white 1943 one starring Joan Fontaine as Jane. It captures the dark , moody and mysterious elements of the story and the atmosphere at Lowood is cold and haunting.

Every ‘Jane Eyre’ ever made
Every Jane Austen
Ben -Hur
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
The first Bridgerton
Sylvia
Dances with Wolves
Love Actually
Nativity
I expect there are more …

Heartbeat !

ViceVersa

Do you ever wish you could erase a particular show from your mind, so you could have the joy of watching it afresh again?

Yes. Having said that I watched Pans Labyrinth on tv recently, not having seen it since we saw it at the cinema ( I then went on to watch every other film the director had made) and couldn’t actually remember what happened at the end so I almost enjoyed* it as much as I did first time round.
* should probably say appreciate given that it is such a harrowing watch.

Darkest Hour
Far From the Madding Crowd
The Guernsey Literary etc., Society
Pride and Prejudice.

Foyles War
Unforgotten
Grantchester
Vera

DH is watching Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy for the umpteenth time. Like others on here, we have recently rewatched Foyle’s War. Still excellent. Rewatched Mash. Loads of Christmas films, like Nativity and Home Alone.

Do you ever wish you could erase a particular show from your mind, so you could have the joy of watching it afresh again?

Jane Eyre in all its versions
Wuthering Heights
Dr Zhivago
Remains of the Day
Les Miserables
A Christmas Carol

Too many to mention but I’ve just watched Jimmy McGoverns Accused again on Netflix. It was very good/ahead of its time wrt issues

Apart from those tv shows already mentioned above, I also love Rosemary & Thyme. My favourite film, seen countless times, is The Full Monty. Contrary to popular belief, it’s nothing to do with the stripping! I just love the camaraderie between the men and the different personalities and stories they all have. Plus, it’s set in Yorkshire. What’s not to like? I also find myself watching films like Pretty Woman or Die Hard again and again if I happen upon them by accident. My favourite old film is Geordie where the wee boy grows up to be a huge hammer thrower (Bill Travers) and competes in the olympics. But the winner has to be White Christmas, which I’ve seen every year since I was knee high (and I’m now 68). As a child, the first thing I did when we got the Christmas edition of the Radio Times was to look and see when it was on tv. No videos or recording anything in those far-off days!

Foyle's War.
The acting and the period detail are second to none.

It occurred to me after I had posted that “Endeavour” contains the only line from a tv series that has ever stuck in my head, when his boss says: “You’d find something suspicious in a saint’s sock drawer”!

The original Poldark
Secret Army
Joan Hickson Miss Marple
David Suchet Poirot
The original Forsyte Saga
Brief Encounter
The Great Escape
Morse

Films

A Bridge Too Far - brilliant casting and superb acting.
Out of Africa
Zulu
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp
Rebecca (the original)
Philadelphia Story
Guess Whose Coming to Dinner.
Every cavalry movie John Wayne ever made - I know the scripts by heart!
The Hunt for Red October
A River Runs Through It
Seven Years in Tibet

Tv series

Wolf Hall
The Last Kingdom
West Wing - would have it on a continuous loop if I could.
The Diplomat - can’t wait for the next season.
Foyles War
Downton Abbey
Vera
Good Omens
Broadchurch
Rising Damp
Lewis
Endeavour
Bosch

There’s a really good documentary-drama about the Titanic on bbc iPlayer if you have access called “”Titanic Sinks Tonight”. So moving.