Rex Fenestrarum

I don't know if this counts, but back in college I hosted a "Twin Peaks Festival" where several of us attempted to watch the *entire run* of Twin Peaks - all 30 episodes - in single sitting. We had a lot of coffee and cherry pie, and had pizza and subs delivered two different times. As it turns out, only my friend Leslie and I made it through the whole thing, although some folks would doze off for a couple episodes and jump back in. Needless to say, shit got REALLY SURREAL by episode 25 or so.

Hazel Motes

I've seen the first Season of ER at least 5 times. Then seasons 2-7 at least 3 times a piece.

I've seen every episode of Seinfeld at least 20 times. But never in order. Also, almost never while it was on the air. I started watching Seinfeld with about 3 episodes left in the series.

lisadoris

I do this all the time with shows I have purchased on DVD/blu (I don't buy shows I've never watched before). I do most of my re-watching in the summer when there is less new content on TV. I just re-watched the entire Trek universe and after the Oscar Challenge I'm going to watch the first three seasons of Buffy before diving into Angel. After that it's onto Babylon 5.

Last year I noticed that TVOne was showing re-runs of Roc which I hadn't seen since it originally aired so I set a season pass and watched the entire run two episodes per day.

Luds

I've re-watched X-Files numerous times. In full on tv, and at least twice since then. Same with 24, watched them all live, re-watched them all with friends. BSG, in full on BR, then re-watched with my wife.

Quack

M*A*S*H, Seinfeld, Friends, easily. Also Transformers.

DWilson

Back in the '90s, the local PBS station ran "Hill Street Blues" nightly, followed by "St. Elsewhere", and I watched them all at that time. Like most series, both had weaker seasons, but watching them all together, those problems didn't bother me as much. I bought "Twin Peaks" on Blu-ray and hope to watch it before the revival.

tommyp007

I'm sure I'm forgetting some, but I know I've rewatched...

X-Files
Frasier
Cheers
Friends

rocket1312

Simpsons, Lost, X-Files, Commuity, Alias, probably others. I guess that's a yes.

Sonny Corinthos

Yes

Person of Interest
Seinfeld
Miami Vice
The Andy Griffith Show
The Six Million Dollar Man
The Dukes of Hazzard
Knight Rider
The Beverly Hillbillies
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
The Incredible Hulk
Batman 66
The A Team
Three's Company
The Love Boat

Most of the older shows I watched when I was younger.

mrhan

I binged the first 3 seasons of 24. It was still good but there sure is a lot of WTF moments. It works better on a weekly basis.

DWilson

Obviously, back before cable, when there were three network affiliates, and two local channels, I'd end up watching whatever series they put on 6pm (usually). And I grew up when sitcoms ran on CBS all morning and MASH was on every afternoon. I've watched a lot of older shows all the way through ("Dick Van Dyke" and "The Odd Couple" were favorites), though I was less fussy about how I watched them.

hdnmickey

I don't remember it as vividly as I do re-watching the Lost seasons, but I think we bought and binged DVD sets before the next season of Battlestar would air.

cleaver

Star Trek TNG multiple times and nothing else

Nth Power

There are probably others, but these come to mind that I've watched somewhat recently:

Seinfeld
30 Rock
Parks and Rec
Adventure Time
Friends
Bob's Burgers
Cougar Town
Arrested Development
Futurama

Troy Stiffler

I've also rewatched these over and over: Louie, Lady Dynamite, Legit (short seasons), and Futurama (many many times).

I know I'll love X-Files if I just reconnect with it. I was really into it during it's original run (I was 10-15 at hte time). Really liked the new season.

Unclejosh

Many.

Buffy
24
Angel
Charmed
Supernatural
Airwolf
Tales of the Gold Monkey
John Doe
Forever Knight
Miami Vice
Three's Company
Knight Rider
Parker Lewis
21 Jump Street
Smallville
Roswell

I am sure more but these are the ones that immediately came to mind.

majorjoe23

The Simpsons, Bob's Burgers and Futurama.

wmansir

Only season 6 counts. The rest were over 24 episodes long. Kind of crazy to think the first 3 seasons were 30+ episodes and each episode ran about 25 minutes.

Michael Corvin

I'd say pretty much any show I own on DVD/Blu counts as I only typically buy shows I have already seen. So that would elevate the question to how many shows have you watched more than twice. As mentioned above, it's usually a summer thing with a lack of interest in summer programming.

In the 3 or more group:
24: S1-3
Arrested Development: all
Cheers: all
Veronica Mars: S1
Sports Night (short season though)
Lost: S1-4
X-files: S1-5
Friends: all
Seinfeld: all
Chuck: S1-3

The "two times or more" would be a lot larger (basically the entire collection as mentioned) but I'm currently going through Smallville for the second time(third for some seasons) with my kids (their first time) and just started over on Scrubs over Christmas.

Red Dog

Sure -- numerous. Too many to list. Particularly shows like Seinfeld and MASH. I've probably watched the first 8 seasons of The Simpsons a lot of times over.

madcougar

I rewatched every episode of NYPD Blue on Audience last year - all 12 seasons.

Kal-El

I watch the entire run of Sports Night and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip once a year.

cdoug57

Sure!!!

Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
Star Trek TOS - seasons 1-3
Hill Street Blues - all 7 seasons
Homicide:Life on the Streets
Haven - complete
Fringe - complete
Twilight Zone - complete
Wild Wild West - all 4 seasons
Family Affair - complete
The Fugitive - complete
Petrocelli - complete
M*A*S*H - complete
Buffy - complete
The Prisoner - complete

Just off the top of my head.

Troy Stiffler

I've also watched Family Guy and American Dad quite a bit. Family Guy non-stop back in 2005-ish. You get so many episodes and it takes more to keep it going. American Dad was overall really great for the past five years.

Count Dooku

They could make the episodes longer because they re-used the same shot of them climbing in and out of the tree stump over and over