When you rewatch old shows how do you like to watch through it?

*CyberCubed* · 07-15-2013, 11:43 PM

Like most people I've watched tons of TV shows over the years and every few years I revisit them. However most of these shows go on for long periods of time and some have over a hundred episodes, and adding this up is countless hours spent in front f the TV.

Now that is just for one particular show, if you want to rewatch 15-20+ more shows, all with hundreds of episodes, that's a large amount of hours to spend.

How do you watch old TV shows and set apart the time? Do you watch one series through from beginning to end, or only watch select episodes? Do you watch some shows on a set schedule in order to make it through them?

07-15-2013, 11:43 PM	#1
CyberCubed Overlord Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 43,887	When you rewatch old shows how do you like to watch through it? Like most people I've watched tons of TV shows over the years and every few years I revisit them. However most of these shows go on for long periods of time and some have over a hundred episodes, and adding this up is countless hours spent in front f the TV. Now that is just for one particular show, if you want to rewatch 15-20+ more shows, all with hundreds of episodes, that's a large amount of hours to spend. How do you watch old TV shows and set apart the time? Do you watch one series through from beginning to end, or only watch select episodes? Do you watch some shows on a set schedule in order to make it through them?