TV Series & Films you have watched more than once.

Game, Set and Match (Len Deighton). A very poor DVD as LD wouldn’t let it be shown as he didn’t like it. Maybe now he has died a new series may be made.

Open all hours
Beiderbecke Trilogy
Tinker Taylor
Smileys People
Lewis
Camomile Lawn
Midsomer Murders
Line of Duty

Oh yes, Motherland too

I don’t usually watch films twice but for light relief I enjoy re-watching Keeping up Appearances, Two Ronnies, and Schitts Creek , sadly no longer available on Netflix.

Driving Miss Daisy
Brief Encounter (original)
The Great Escape
Several Hitchcock films
Several Ken Loach films

Line of Duty
Motherland
Fawlty Towers

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Films: just about any Ealing comedy but the absolute favourite is definitely "Kind Hearts and Coronets" with Dennis Price and starring Alec Guiness playing several roles.

One of my absolute favourites.

Plus ‘The Ladykillers’, (the original, of course).

Rewatching Touch of Frost. It’s held up really well.

As Time Goes By
Just Good Friends
Miss Marple (Joan Hickson)
Tenko
The Good Life
Foyle's War
Dozens of Midsomer Murders (John Nettles)
An Age of Kings (Box set)
Six Wives of Henry VIII
Elizabeth R
Wolf Hall

Pretty Woman
Dirty Dancing
Great Expectations(John Mills)
Scrooge (Alistair Sim)
High Society
White Christmas
Ben Hur

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?

Don't worry, lots of us are going to have that joy eventually.

I should make a list of favourite films I want to watch " for the first time" in the old folks home.

Out of Africa

Any Bette Davis films.
Dances with wolves
Anything with Richard Harris
No Escape
Unbroken
The pianist
Schindler’s list
Tv dramas
Band of brothers
The pacific
Downton Abby
Breaking bad.
Walking dead
& if I could ever get my hands on
‘Rich man, poor man’ I would love to watch that again.

Films
It’s a wonderful life
Arthur’s Christmas
Pretty Woman
Dirty Dancing
Die Hard films
To Sir with Love (my favourite of all time I love Sidney Poitier)
Dances with wolves
How Green is my valley ( I’m Welsh)

Series
Downton Abbey
Luther
Morse
Lewis
Bergerac
Wickcliffe

Happy Valley.
Breaking Bad
Sopranos
Better Call Saul
Line of Duty.
Big little lies.

This teminds me: time to dig out the Titfield Thunderbolt dvd.

Vanity Fair, Forsyte Saga and Calamity Jane.

Films: just about any Ealing comedy but the absolute favourite is definitely "Kind Hearts and Coronets" with Dennis Price and starring Alec Guiness playing several roles.

I have recently rewatched This Is Us, Peaky Blinders, Lark Rise To Candleford, Sense And Sensibility - the 2008 version and Sanditon. I have watched The Wizard Of Oz many times with my older granddaughter.

I'd love to see 'Meeting Venus' again, a 1990s film with a rather satiric story about Grand Opera. It starred Glenn Close and the French (yes) actor Niels Arestrup, but it's never shown on TV. The music is beautiful and the operatically trained Close was going to sing in the role herself, but (like poor Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady) another singer was dubbed at the last minute.

I've just watched Sound of Music for the umpteenth time.

My youngest daughter has headed off to Salzburg and Vienna and they're going on the Sound of Music tour.

Her husband had never seen it so we had a viewing.

I've seen Jaws more times than I can remember. Quite besotted with it when a teen when it came out.

And all 3 of James Dean's films.

These days, I don’t watch fiction.
I watch Documentaries on any subject.
For light entertainment, I watch the old comedy duos, like The Two Ronnies, Open All Hours.
Not so keen on Morecambe and Wise.

Series:
Miss Marple with Joan Hickson
Poirot with David Suchet
Midsummer Murders

Films:
The Godfather 1&2
Some like it Hot
Zulu
The Italian Job
Halloween
Die Hard

Mine find it funny that I still watch dvd's and listen to cd's.

My boys always find it funny that when they call I’m still watching’ heartbeat’ and Mary berry cooking is always a favourite. I also have a hidden penchant for Christmas films even in July!

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I'm watching the re-run of 'A Very Peculiar Practice' on BBC Four and still find it hilarious. Although, I did catch myself gasping at the amazingly sweet and youthful Peter Davison and thinking: 'Blimey, he's David Tennant's father in law now'!

I saw it the other night. But was disappointed to find that it was filmed at Keele University as I always thought it was Salford where my husband studied. I loved it at the time. I love anything with Barbara Flynn in ( must rewatch The Beiderbecke Affair/Tapes). Have resolved to rewatch The Lord of the Rings films. Keep seeing snippets on instagram and remembering how much I loved them…but wonder if I should buy the directors cut version.

I'm watching the re-run of 'A Very Peculiar Practice' on BBC Four and still find it hilarious. Although, I did catch myself gasping at the amazingly sweet and youthful Peter Davison and thinking: 'Blimey, he's David Tennant's father in law now'!