But "Seinfeld" reruns are one thing; fireworks reruns are quite another.
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It's going to have all your favorites: reruns of 'The Big Bang Theory,' reruns of 'Friends,' reruns of 'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
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Luckily, "Friends" reruns are a staple on certain TV channels, so those with a cable provider will likely be able to catch some reruns.
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It didn't matter if they were new or just reruns.
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Otherwise, I'll return to my reruns of Parks and Recreation.
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CNN is losing to the Bob Ross reruns on PBS.
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For his show's fans there are always reruns and downloads.
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"Seinfeld" reruns have minted money for Sony over the years.
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Several networks said it was removing reruns of her show.
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For now, though, we'll just have to subsist off reruns.
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His mother is watching reruns of last night's Turkish soap.
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TV Land ended up pulling scheduled reruns of the show.
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N.L.' reruns last night and wondered how you were doing.
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RERUNS Full disclosure: I love watching television on Sunday nights.
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C. Rush to YouTube and start watching "Diff'rent Strokes" reruns.
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Big Bang reruns first debuted on the network in 2011.
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Sometimes I couldn't tell if the reports weren't just reruns.
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That being said, she's definitely not tuning in for the reruns.
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One surprising person who is equally as enthused by Friends reruns?
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After dinner, I clean up and we watch reruns of Friends.
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To be fair, there were plenty of games that weren't reruns.
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It won't even have reruns, according to The New York Times.
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Apparently, the road to hell is paved with Home Improvement reruns.
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The series finale airs this Wednesday; reruns will air through September.
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"No," he said, when asked if catches the show in reruns.
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It will also only record new episodes – not reruns – by default.
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You can watch reruns of the first three seasons on Sundance.
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They have decided to monetize their 'Judge Judy' library of reruns.
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While I eat I watch reruns of Vanderpump Rules on Hulu.
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Reruns are another reason why a show might not turn up on streaming; if it's still a healthy draw when it comes to televised reruns, the studio may not want to kill that particular fatted calf.
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Missed the third presidential debate because you were watching reruns of Seinfeld?
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Instead, she eases into the day by making coffee and watching reruns.
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Meanwhile, reruns of the show will continue to air in some markets.
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Bounce's 2016 decision to bring back the reruns was an unpopular one.
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What they found instead were reruns of Jersey Shore and Floribama Shore.
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I watch her on Gunsmoke reruns, Andy Griffith and so much more.
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I watch Will & Grace reruns on the couch until I pass out.
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In November 2014, TV Land pulled its reruns of The Cosby Show.
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Reruns of the show still play on UPtv, though not without controversy.
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She and her family watch reruns of his old sitcom every Christmas.
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Still, the show lived on in reruns and remains a '60s touchstone.
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Cosby lost an NBC show, and Cosby Show reruns disappeared from cable.
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Educational programs may challenge the brain more than, say, watching Simpsons reruns.
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Reruns of his 1980s-era NBC sitcom disappeared from television last year.
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Like many of us, I grew up watching that ship in reruns.
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If they watch television, it's reruns of the Olympics from years earlier.
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And unlike his "Law & Order" counterpart, he can't simply go into reruns.
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"Cops" aired the episode anyway, and it continues to air in reruns.
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Summer TV used to mean reruns and the occasional stunt or game show.
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I spend the day watching reruns of Happy Endings while browsing through FreshDirect.
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I'll take Rick and Morty reruns with a side of unending tears, please.
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I wash my dinner down with ice cream, and we watch CSI reruns.
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Watching "Dawson's Creek" reruns on live TV on the Apple TV in 2017.
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To the millennials raised on the show's constant reruns, it looked pretty fun.
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Do we not have enough portable screens for watching reruns and original series?
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Cord cutters don't have to resort to broadcast channels and reruns of Castle.
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Cord cutters don't have to resort to broadcast channels and reruns of Friends.
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Now I can watch reruns of Friends on my tiny television in peace.
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Maybe basketball is just showing a bunch of reruns and no one's noticed.
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In 2015, in fact, reruns of the show were pulled from TV Land.
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In fact I like watching some of those reruns of his old stuff.
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I started watching reruns of Sex and the City when I was 16.
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If you turn on any black centered network, there are always these reruns.
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Late-night comedy: The hosts are either off or in reruns this week.
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Another cable network, Laff, also said it was removing reruns of the show.
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Fans were not thrilled, either, as television schedules became a sea of reruns.
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The going rate for "Laverne & Shirley" reruns at that time was $30,000 each.
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Reruns air on CNBC five nights a week, sometimes in seven-hour blocks.
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And broadcast network reruns do not attract many viewers anymore, limiting residual payments.
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You love "RuPaul's Drag Race," reruns of "True Blood" and kite-surfing. Confirm.
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It usually ends with us sticking with reruns of Friends for the millionth time.
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And, thanks to reruns, it remained the polestar of the genre through the 1970s.
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She credited Aqua Net and "I Dream of Jeannie" reruns for her hair style.
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Both shows have enjoyed syndicated reruns for years on networks like GSN and Buzzr.
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Did I only get Charmed through the osmosis that is early morning TNT reruns?
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I sprawl out in my bed and watch Seinfeld reruns until I fall asleep.
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Update May 29th, 5:31PM ET: Updated with news of Viacom pulling Roseanne reruns.
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Consider a show like Seinfeld, which continues to air in reruns to this day.
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Later that night, it'd be back to videogames—either that or Fresh Prince reruns.
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I, for one, was adjusting to braces and watching a lot of Friends reruns.
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"In the past, Uber conducted background check reruns in jurisdictions where required," he writes.
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It's the perfect drink to sip while watching Triple D reruns on the couch.
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NBC aired all reruns on Sunday night and captured 3.2 million for third place.
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He is buoyed by a generation of younger fans who watch reruns on Netflix.
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I watch Sex and the City reruns as I get ready in the mornings.
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Are you missing out on something when you watch Deep Space Nine reruns instead?
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Maybe you still watch reruns regularly, and are still rocking your original Rachel haircut.
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The HP Omen X Emperium is not meant to watch reruns of The Office.
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The Trump campaign and the Republican Party will play reruns of Comey blasting Clinton.
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" There's no happy ending: just a drink, some TV reruns and a "recreational Percoset.
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Flock's subjects read novels by Chimamanda Adichie and Jeffrey Eugenides, and watch "Friends" reruns.
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Thanks to reruns, I got to laugh, cry and learn right along with them.
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You know, when do people turn off the "Golden Girls" reruns or anything else?
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He has all the reruns on VHS, lined up against a wall in his basement.
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The Wrap reported that Paramount Network, TV Land and CMT have pulled all reruns, too.
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I eat while watching Baskets reruns and then decide to read until I pass out.
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I hunker down with my heating pad and fall asleep to some 216.97 Rock reruns.
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It hasn't been as easy to come across reruns of the Cosby Show these days.
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The Wrap reports that Paramount Network, TV Land and CMT have pulled all reruns, too.
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He will be missed but fortunately he can be seen ubiquitously on 'Law & Order' reruns.
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Krickstein was cast in too many rain-delay reruns as a chronic loser, in perpetuity.
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After all, there is a reason why television networks broadcast mainly reruns during the summer.
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For those who have somehow missed its many reruns, the episode has a simple plot.
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I first saw Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends in reruns in the late '80s.
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Or you can turn on your TV and find it in reruns somewhere, most likely.
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These debates are relevant year-round — Do you still watch reruns of "The Cosby Show"?
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While we watch reruns of "Law & Order," Sontag seemingly read every great book ever written.
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And to top it off, reruns don't attract very many viewers anymore, limiting residual payments.
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Too often, my parents found me glued to the TV watching reruns of Fear Factor.
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While other local stations were making big profits carrying reruns, he turned to homegrown content.
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That framing casts reruns as appointment TV, which … well, which it very much is not.
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Lastly, we must look at more than reruns of "The Office" on our private screens.
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It still lives on in reruns and it continues to inspired longtime fans of the show.
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Pompeo went on to recommend A&E simply air reruns of her own, "more compassionate" show.
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It's 2016, and I've seen far more of Donkey in montage parodies than on TBS reruns.
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I still remember watching old reruns of the 1960s series on WPIX 11 as a kid.
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As I matured, Martin reruns continued to be an integral part of my television viewing experience.
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This doesn't appear to be the first Netflix original that's had reruns shopped to cable networks.
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I can, however, record every episode of Blackish or other series that are not in reruns.
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The first periods that made you flip to the NBA playoffs, baseball, or reruns of Friends.
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The reruns — now known as "TOS" or "The Original Series" — kept playing all over the world.
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In a Facebook Live interview with Criss this week, Michele admitted to watching Glee reruns — alone.
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Fire TV Stick Cord cutters don't have to resort to broadcast channels and reruns of Friends.
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And we'll have the reruns, the memories we created to be played over and over again.
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For millennials who mostly watched Roseanne in reruns, Barr is our lady of perpetual controversial statements.
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He's in the other room, home sick from work and watching TOS reruns as we speak.
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MSNBC had been showing reruns of its show "All In With Chris Hayes" at 11 p.m.
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Like many millennial women, I came of age watching "Sex and the City" reruns on E!
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Late-night comedy: Most shows are in reruns, so our column is taking the week off.
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So what they decided to do was to sell a couple of years' worth of reruns.
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Korean and Chinese historical dramas Tired of the same old U.S. prestige TV and sitcom reruns?
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Shows would wrap in the spring, leaving viewers in a desert of reruns for the summer.
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Do you worry about maintaining your TV legacy when your show doesn't live on in reruns?
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Sorry Friends fans — they'll always be there for you in reruns, but a reunion movie isn't happening.
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ORLANDO — With Donald Trump in the third year of his presidency, we have officially entered the reruns.
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As part of his ruling (embedded below), Lichtman examines Fox's deal to stream "Bones" reruns on Hulu.
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After dinner, I book my ballet barre classes for the week and watch 90 Day Fiancé reruns.
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After the reruns are over, I take some melatonin and go to bed wearing my eye mask.
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There's also an auditorium where Apple executives will gather to watch reruns of Friends on Tuesday nights.
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Episodes of the Tonight Show were canceled for the rest of the week, with reruns airing instead.
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Probably a parent, or a friend, or reruns of Julia Child (another self-taught chef) on PBS.
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Mommy Dead and Dearest premieres Monday night on HBO at 10 pm EST, with reruns to follow.
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Thumbing through reruns on Hulu, it quickly becomes evident that plenty of the humor didn't age well.
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There's one channel that it's on basically all the time, and I will watch Friends reruns forever.
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A Fire TV Stick Cord cutters don't have to resort to broadcast channels and reruns of Castle.
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That speaks to why people watch continuous reruns of Law and Order and why people watch CSI.
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Poor ratings led Fox to replace it with reruns of Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?
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The end of the network season used to mean the start of all reruns, all the time.
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Paramount then panic-streamed the series over 5 days and relegated its reruns to their streaming service.
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Yet with reruns ruling much of the rest of the television spectrum, what's a viewer to do?
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The television show "Dragnet" was a bit before my time, but I remember watching it in reruns.
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My dad poured himself a bowl and we watched reruns of "The Munsters" until I fell asleep.
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It's a loss for Hulu, which is the current streaming home for Seinfeld reruns on the internet.
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If you need a break from The Office reruns and all the bad news, you're not alone.
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It won't launch reruns like some of the service's competitors, including AT&T's upcoming service HBO Max.
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I didn't want to pay to watch the show so I was glad to find the reruns.
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Together, they watch the evening news and "Colombo" reruns in her living room, said Ms. Schaeffer, 89.
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This time, almost 40 affiliates refused to air the reruns, and 17,000 people sent letters of protest.
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The Fire TV Stick Cord cutters don't have to resort to broadcast channels and reruns of Castle.
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It ran for years and years in syndication, where young baby boomers could catch it in reruns.
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The company already offers a free NBC app that lets authenticated cable customers watch reruns and other content.
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I think people still hold onto us pretty tight, and then obviously with reruns, you live infinitely forever.
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Thanks to Sarah Jessica Parker, you'll never watch reruns of Sex and the City the same way again.
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At least he's not going up at night and only watching reruns of Two and a Half Men.
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Luckily, they're pretty fun to write, and I can't complain about getting work done while watching Seinfeld reruns.
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And now, the only way to recapture the magic is through reruns on Nick at Nite or USA.
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This can be a mix of live television and on-demand reruns of an episode you might've missed.
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Thanks to the internet, the days of longing to catch reruns of our favorite shows are long gone.
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It ran for two huge seasons, then CBS quarreled with the creators about reruns as we got canceled.
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Kalenzaga, 40, told me he remembered watching with his dad the original series in reruns on Channel 11.
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He loved to go horseback riding, loved his Adidas, his Levi's jeans, and loved watching reruns of Martin.
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Buffy reruns are a constant," says Sophie, "not just for lesbian and queer fandom, but for basic survival.
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It's unclear what, if any, impact the pleas could have on the show, which is currently in reruns.
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I enjoyed it much more in reruns, once I was happily married and pregnant in the mid-2000s.
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"The Dukes of Hazzard" reruns were pulled off the air because of its inclusion of the Confederate flag.
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People lounge on the giant orange couch for hours watching reruns of the show, which are always playing.
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Because it's either "an epic 26th-century conflict between humanity and an alien threat" or more Friends reruns.
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"We are no longer watching reruns," Mr. Forester said, referring to the stock market's regular rise each year.
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But television programs that rely on a regular diet of fresh writing could be forced to air reruns.
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In many cases the station was able to produce shows for less than the cost of licensing reruns.
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No longer are reruns, videos and cheap reality and talk shows enough to guarantee viewers and ad dollars.
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It will depend on how badly people want its comforting reruns and how good its new shows are.
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The unions also wanted members to receive bigger residual payments for online reruns of old shows and movies.
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"Friends" is leaving Netflix in January 2020, so fans will likely spend much of the holidays watching reruns.
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Though Reubens hadn't appeared in character as Pee-wee for a year and a half at that point, CBS was still airing reruns of his show; once news of his arrest broke, CBS quickly pulled the reruns, causing many to mistakenly assume his show had been canceled because of the incident.
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The paid version, "likely around $10 per month," will include lots of library content, like reruns of past seasons.
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Laff, a digital network that specializes in reruns of popular sitcoms, has similarly yanked old episodes of the series.
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Right now, she's likely watching the same reruns of her favorite 753s TV westerns using the streaming service Sling.
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I'm not a football person outside of Friday Night Lights reruns but I still found this photo essay captivating.
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These are roles some of your favorite actors have played, forever making reruns seem more than a little unsettling.
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Charlie made 100 episodes of 'Anger' before production shut down, but the reruns are now being sold in syndication.
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But I don't even watch TV. I mean, I watch reruns of Friends every single night, but that's it.
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Isn't time that we stop doing reruns of Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol and go on to something new?
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And while "The Munsters" only lasted two seasons, it lived on in decades of reruns, as well as spinoffs.
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Turns out, reruns of Buffy the Vampire Slayer are far less scary than watching a news item on Trump.
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The studio that owns that show (in this case, Sony) gets a per-episode fee when selling the reruns.
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Does the streaming service think you enjoy Black Mirror and Friends reruns a lot more than you actually do?
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Meanwhile, government supporters denounce liberals as somehow heirs to the communists, even as they pine for 1970s television reruns.
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I was like a snake eating its own tail, an Ouroboros feasting on memories of itself watching Seinfeld reruns.
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As a fan of both Bojack Horseman and classic reruns of the Simpsons, I will not stand for this!
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However, the success of syndicated reruns and DVD sales drove the network to resurrect the adult cartoon in 2005.
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The show had concluded, but you could catch the reruns on the WB Network, which was still a thing.
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There's room for both kinds of shows, but as "Cosby" recedes from reruns, "Roc" seems especially worthy of reconsideration.
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Kylie Jenner may be a reality star herself, but she still watches reruns of (technically) unscripted TV to unwind.
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Did you read her books, watch interviews, or mostly just watch reruns of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills?
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On Thursday morning, NBC announced that "Megyn Kelly Today" would be in reruns for the rest of the week.
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The move underscores Netflix's increasing ability and ambition to create its own content rather than buying reruns from Hollywood.
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Also, residuals are set relatively low for streaming content compared with the amount writers earn for network TV reruns.
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I make another leftover salad for dinner with the last of the corn, and watch some more Survivor reruns.
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In the case of "Modern Family," reruns appear on USA Network, some Fox Television stations and other local stations.
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Bezos fell in love with reruns of the original "Star Trek" and became a fan of later versions too.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook isn't keen on the idea of "Friends" reruns on Apple's streaming service Apple TV Plus.
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I put a load of laundry in the washing machine and watch old reruns of Friends in my PJs.
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Jimmy Kimmel is taking the week off to be with his newborn son, but "Live!" isn't reverting to reruns.
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To cast our recurring panics as technophobic reruns is to misidentify what animates them most: Not fear, but helplessness.
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Netflix does not release viewing figures, so it is impossible to know how popular "The West Wing" reruns are.
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I take a shower and watch Project Runway reruns on Hulu while N. also gets ready to start his day.
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That's especially the case if you happen to have endless delivery options around and an unquenchable thirst for reruns of .
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Following news of the scandal, Entertainment Weekly reported that both UP TV and TVGuide Network pulled reruns of the show.
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While reruns of Rehab Addict still air on the channel, she's currently working on developing a new show for HGTV.
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BTW -- "The Chase" aired from 2013 to 2015, and reruns can be seen daily at 3 PM on the GSN.
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Had she retained the rights long-term, Desilu would have benefited financially from endless reruns of the show's 79 episodes.
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Retro reruns "Roseanne" is coming back to TV, and so is "American Idol," with Katy Perry as a new judge.
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NBC and Netflix ditched projects involving him while TV Land removed reruns of "The Cosby Show" from its programming schedule.
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NBC confirmed on Monday that this week's episodes of The Tonight Show are also canceled, and reruns will air instead.
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Viacom channels Paramount Network, TV Land, and CMT will stop running reruns of the show, the company confirmed to CNBC.
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"I grew up in an era before even cable TV, when 'The Partridge Family' was already in reruns," Smith tweeted.
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They discover the sitcom through parents, grandparents or siblings; on Netflix or YouTube; in reruns on Nickelodeon's late-night lineup.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) told reporters he was so tired that he may even skip watching "Frasier" reruns.
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After that, you'll have to pay $44.99 per month to watch The Bachelor live or catch reruns once they're added.
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I spend much of my afternoon cleaning up my room and watching "Sex and the City" reruns on my iPad.
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The Sanders of 2020 is remarkably similar to Bernie 2016, but voters value freshness and prefer original programming over reruns.
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We're told season 5 won't officially hit the tube until 2018 ... so parents, get ready for some reruns until then.
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When I got home from my walks, I often found my mother on the sofa, watching reruns and drinking Stroh's.
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The show has proved especially and peculiarly popular in the UK, where average viewership ratings for reruns rose by a whopping 11 percent between 153 and 2015; as of last year, Friends reruns aired up to 12 times a day on Comedy Central UK, which holds the show's British re-broadcast rights until 2019.
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Production companies collect all of the other streams of revenue, like DVD sales and selling reruns of the show in syndication.
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I make lunch at home and spend the rest of the afternoon doing chores around the house and watching SVU reruns.
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As a young teenager, Adam met one of his (and these days, through reruns, his son's) early childhood heroes: Fred Rogers.
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Up until now, we've pretty much only used streaming for movies, Gilligan's Island reruns, watching Friends 29 times, or The Office.
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Networks must not be airing reruns of the episode that she was in, because her check is only for two cents.
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ET or either of the two reruns that followed, as well as those who streamed it over HBO's on demand services.
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She shared that her New Year's resolution (aside from cutting back on Bravo reruns) will be focused on wasting food less.
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From reruns being pulled to shocking cancellations, PEOPLE is looking back at the scandals surrounding 22005th Heaven and The Cosby Show.
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Offline, the show also airs reruns on Pop TV. Following news of Perry's sudden death, numerous 90210 costars expressed their condolences.
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For those of us who grew up watching Sabrina the Teenage Witch reruns on the WB, Ambrose is an unfamiliar presence.
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Minnesota Public Radio has decided to stick reruns of A Prairie Home Companion in the vault following allegations against Garrison Keillor.
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Weeknights be like: Come home from work, make food, watch The Office reruns, eat more because you're bored, go to bed.
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Who would have thought the EPA beat would get us hankering for some Chick-fil-A and old "Fixer Upper" reruns?
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I ordered tater tots and moved to a table in front of a TV blaring reruns of The Steve Harvey Show.
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Nowhere is Ross's internet fame more prominent than on the gameplay streaming platform Twitch, which airs Bob Ross reruns every week.
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The Middle's final handful of episodes are available on Hulu, and the show is in syndicated reruns across the programming grid.
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Multiple generations, though, first saw cartoons like Betty Boop and Disney's contemporary Silly Symphonies as reruns on boxy monochrome TV sets.
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"What they decided to do was sell a couple of years' worth of reruns," the Emmy Award winning TV personality explained.
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During the hiatus, channels such as Comedy Central, CBS, and NBC will be airing reruns of the postponed late-night shows.
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Rainy day on the beach might sound like a recipe for a wistful afternoon of "Baywatch" reruns in the hotel room.
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"Gilmore Girls," for instance, developed a brand-new audience in reruns and on Netflix, which was primed for its 2016 revival.
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" A spokeswoman for Comedy Central said that, in the immediate term, "The Opposition" would be replaced by reruns of "The Office.
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" He also mentioned that it had been very helpful for him during bouts of distress to watch nightly reruns of "Cheers.
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TV reruns Speaking of MTV, the network announced it's bringing back "The Hills" because, well, everybody's bringing everything back these days.
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Rhimes's production company, Shondaland, will begin producing new series for Netflix, which has long been the streaming home of Shondaland reruns.
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Though Aniston may tune in for reruns, there's one part of each episode she's probably not excited to see: the opening credits!
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Instead, I eat a leftovers and watch Gilmore Girls reruns while I diamond paint (it's like painting by numbers mixed with bedazzling).
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After the guilty verdict, the Bounce television channel said it would pull reruns of the show from its schedules, Deadline Hollywood reported.
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You'll get a bunch of reruns, most of which will also be available on Hulu if you already subscribe to that service.
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Del Vizo said she counts the pennies at the supermarket, and watches reruns of '90s movies while sipping cheap rum at night.
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Comments poured in referencing almost every aspect of the show, which initially ran from 1994 to 2004 but lives on in reruns.
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But when Cosby, 81, was accused and later convicted of sexual assault, reruns were pulled from syndications, and the checks stopped coming.
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I make two loaves of chocolate-chip banana bread, and make myself a quesadilla for lunch while watching old Will & Grace reruns.
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In July 2015, the network stopped airing reruns after he admitted to drugging women, but started running them again in December 2016.
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I caught the second wave with reruns in the early 1970s, watching it almost every day when I came home from school.
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The side that piles canned mussels onto bagels loaded with cream cheese for a solo breakfast while watching reruns of Gilligan's Island
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It wasn't until she was cast in the role that she began watching reruns of the 1970s TV show starring Lynda Carter.
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Queer television writer Michelle Badillo grew up on reruns, watching it in her Forest Hills, Queens apartment with her own divorced mom.
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" Any profitability will depend on future sources of revenue, including DVD sales and television reruns, which Mr. Merchant noted were highly "variable.
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By the 1970s, however, she had been rediscovered by young fans of "Superman" reruns, and she began to appear at fan conventions.
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"The Beatles" ran on Saturday mornings on ABC from 1965 to 1969 (in reruns for the last two years), attracting huge audiences.
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After a half-dozen or so reruns, you get a set, or "ensemble," of forecasts that can be compared with one another.
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Three Viacom Inc channels and E.W. Scripps Co's Laff TV said Tuesday they were pulling reruns of the original 1990s "Roseanne" series.
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" Even while making this more sobering point, though, Burnett did not pass on a punch line: "So here's to reruns and YouTube!
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Jasmine Rivers is an avid supporter of women's rights, who enjoys watching reruns of The Office and supporting her local Planned Parenthood.
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Now I get a jug of unordered detergent every day and my phone seems to know I'm watching reruns of 'Downton Abbey.
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Queer television writer Michelle Badillo grew up on reruns, watching it in her Forest Hills, Queens apartment with her own divorced mom.
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Cheers to you, knights of the SATC writers' table, for living your best sex lives so we could enjoy reruns from our couch.
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The Wendy Williams Show will air reruns the week of January 21 and return on January 28 with guests hosts, USA Today reports.
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Cohen said that after blanketing the network with reruns of "Project Runway," the premiere for the show's new season saw boosted audience numbers.
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And because he had invested his own money into the series, his contract stipulated rerun royalties, earning the actor a fortune in reruns.
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"Netflix and Hulu have quite a bit of content, either original stuff or on-demand reruns that make it worth watching," he said.
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After dinner we cuddle with the dog and watch reruns of The Office while my husband packs his bag for the work trip.
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The syndicated show taped its final episode on Thursday and episodes will air through June, with reruns airing through September, according to Variety.
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Syndication is when a show's reruns air in non-primetime hours on local stations, or at any time of the day on cable.
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And all the exclusive Star Trek reruns in the world won't make up for the service's failure to deliver when it actually matters.
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The syndicated show taped its final episode on Thursday and episodes will air through June with reruns airing through September, according to Variety.
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However, HBO confirmed on Tuesday that the cup had been digitally removed on HBO Go as well as future reruns of the episode.
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Indeed, the future of Netflix is probably not in streaming reruns of your favorite classic shows — and the service seems to know it.
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The low-budget "Adventures of Superman," a hit during its original run, became a favorite in reruns and Ms. Neill became a heroine.
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More viewers tuned in to reruns of The Simpsons on Fox and CBS' "Madam Secretary," according to ratings data compiled by Entertainment Weekly.
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Last summer, when there weren't any juicy celebrity scandals and only reruns on TV, Trump created a huge stir with controversial populist rhetoric.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that Hulu will begin airing the hit show's reruns next month, so you might as well write off April now.
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Typically, writers would also depend on residuals in syndication to help pay the bills, but reruns are no longer common for many shows.
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Kath Day-Knight and Kim Craig were always good company, even at their gaudiest — and they remain so years later, even in reruns.
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This is a common occurrence with comedies, because if any program is going to have a life in syndicated reruns, it's a comedy.
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Disney, Netflix, Lifetime, and Hallmark are now in direct competition for viewers&apos attention, with both new releases and reruns of the classics.
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They've been there for us in the form of reruns, quotable moments, and countless trivia questions (what is Chandler Bing's job again, anyway?).
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Keep making the great story you already have, using the same money gusher you used to pay $100 million for reruns of "Friends"!
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His novel "Reruns," about a man reinventing his life through real and imagined past events, was among the first three the collective published.
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His most recent novel was "Dreams of Molly" (2011), a sort of sequel to "Reruns" that consists of three sections of numbered dreams.
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Sprouse spent years on the Disney channel sitcom Suite Life of Zack & Cody (2005 - 2008), and has been made immortal through syndication and reruns.
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TV, which has profited handsomely from selling reruns of the shows to syndication -- another milestone few current and future sitcoms are likely to repeat.
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"And that was really the audience that formed the core… Those are our really loyal fans that continue to watch the show in reruns."
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But Lucas has admitted he watched Star Trek reruns while writing his movie, notes Chris Taylor, author of How Star Wars Conquered The Universe.
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" Farrah ended the convo with this ... "You must really want attention--talk about women with respect - it's Sunday stop watching reruns & go to church.
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Lisa Kudrow has fond memories of filming Friends over two decades ago — but that doesn't mean she likes to rewatch the show's famous reruns.
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When I wasn't watching the news, I watched SVU reruns, and talked to my husband about the characters as if they were real people.
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So when the show finally ended its prime-time run in 1992, I liked knowing that Dr. Huxtable lived on in late-night reruns.
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This was, I hoped, just a personal choice, another idea I had been coached on by women's blogs and Sex and the City reruns.
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El Chavo del Ocho still plays in reruns in both Latin America and on Spanish-language networks in the United States, according to Fox.
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While Sesame Street is now on HBO, obviously not everyone can afford cable so many people still watch the reruns, which air on PBS.
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Afterwards, we stayed up late to watch reruns of 30 Rock, and finally staggered upstairs to our respective bedrooms, which share an adjacent bath.
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Old men smoke and play cards in the back room while TVs in the dining room show music videos and reruns of Vietnam Idol.
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The budget would significantly reduce Medicare spending, but a lot of those savings are pretty technical, and some are reruns from President Obama's budgets.
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Like even I—who only really gets excited over reruns of Saved By The Bell—was excited to share the pics from this week.
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The show has continued to be seen in reruns, and the duo's routines are familiar to audiences decades after it went off the air.
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If these shows were your jam, you'll be thrilled to learn that Freeform (formerly ABC Family) will air reruns of all three this month.
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Residents of those states have probably noticed significant increases in the number of conversations they've had about Trey Anastasio or Rick and Morty reruns.
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Even in reruns, Mr. Joel remains divisive; nearly every year, someone writes a high-blood-pressure jeremiad, denouncing his music as derivative and mawkish.
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This week was supposed to mark the first full week of the MLB season, but with no live baseball, reruns will have to do.
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I became a fan of Lucy because I grew up watching I Love Lucy reruns on Nick at Nite when I was a kid.
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Late-night comedy: With most of the hosts in reruns this week, Jimmy Kimmel and Trevor Noah were left to sort out the news.
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"If you're an actor and you're on a TV show and they show reruns of it, you get a residual on that," Haller said.
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Another crucial touchstone was "The Twilight Zone": It originally aired on CBS from 203 to 1964, and his mother introduced him to the reruns.
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NBC decided to air reruns instead after the host defended blackface on air on Tuesday and amid reported fighting at the network over her future.
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In light of the recent guilty verdict handed to Bill Cosby yesterday, Bounce TV has decided to pull The Cosby Show reruns from its programming.
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Distributor Debmar-Mercury and BoJack production company Tornante Company are offering reruns of the animated series to cable networks for the first time, Variety reports.
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For decades (and now in eternal reruns) Lucille Ball and her TV/real-life husband Desi Arnaz entertained millions on television and in the movies.
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I spend the remainder of the evening sprawled across every square inch of our new, complete, fully-assembled sectional while watching World of Dance reruns.
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Each slice is a trigger, and childhood memories come flooding back: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reruns, birthday parties at the skating rink, that impossible Yo!
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I watched Star Trek reruns and new episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation every week with my sister in the basement of our house.
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It was just a glimpse, and I completely forgot it until, I don't know, maybe six years later, when I saw "Amok Time" in reruns.
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In every cheap motel they go to, a boy and his kidnapper watch reruns of "The Twilight Zone," the little one tied to a chair.
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Also, Stahl asked the question at a time when most of the socialists I know were watching "Game of Thrones" reruns before the season premiere.
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It's a moment that can ruin any night, and send you running back home to lock yourself inside and watch reruns of Chopped on Netflix.
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The rate decreases with each subsequent airing of an episode, but a cable network that fills midday hours with reruns can remain lucrative for years.
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Television still chugs on, but people are finding comfort less in new content, more in reruns and shows that existed long before coronavirus took hold.
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In fact, the Independent Spirit Awards were so good that even the comic relief didn't make its audience cringe its way over to Archer reruns.
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Many Korean War veterans seem mystified that aside from endless reruns of "MASH," their deeds have been given such short shrift in our national culture.
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When shower sex goes wrong it's like watching slow-motion reruns of high-speed car crashes: compelling, as long as it's not happening to you.
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Within a matter of hours, ABC canceled the new "Roseanne" and the original show's reruns were pulled from TV Land, CMT and the Paramount Network.
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Our mom asks the same questions over and over and only wants to watch a handful of classic TV shows, like "The Golden Girls " reruns.
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Every day, I'd devour one of those bagels alone in my darkened bedroom, curtains closed until mid-afternoon, while watching reruns of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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She loves watching Friends reruns; she has strong opinions on who should make the final four of The Bachelor; and she's all about '90s throwback fashion.
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Like many women my age, I grew up with Sabrina on Friday nights — and also pretty much every other night, because Nickelodeon loved to air reruns.
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And as companies like WarnerMedia began to realize just how valuable all those Friends reruns really were, they started thinking about building their own streaming services.
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"I think these people have watched too many Star Trek reruns," Utah State University's Joseph Tainter, author of The Collapse Of Complex Societies, told BuzzFeed News.
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For instance, I just discovered that ER, one of my favorite TV shows of all time, airs in reruns for three hours a day on PopTV.
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Rossi says Nellee grew up watching old Wonder Woman reruns; the release of the latest film was the perfect impetus to bring the character to life.
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Today, "Cosby Show" reruns and most other traces of Bill Cosby&aposs decades-long career have been scrubbed from the vast expanse of the TV landscape.
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Of course, DVD is still one of the best ways to ensure that classic TV lives on — especially dramas that haven't always been available in reruns.
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Broadcast networks would refresh their lineups, the vast majority of which would run out their various shows' 22-episode orders, and then the reruns would begin.
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There's a 48-inch TV in the sauna where you can watch reruns of Seinfeld or presumably hook up your laptop for PowerPoint and KeyNote presentations.
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The beauty of the DCOM was that it didn't answer with box office receipts, but with Nielsen ratings, reruns, and — almost 20 years later — emotional longevity.
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Like Mr. Weldon, I first came to "Batman" through the TV series, which ran on a candied loop of reruns when I was in first grade.
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Per The Verge, the chat bans were inconsistent, given that some pro-Hong Kong comments appeared to have been left during reruns of Masters Tour games.
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In an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" airing on Monday, she said that CBS would be airing reruns after the coming season ends next year.
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Hollywood and TV moguls used to treat Netflix as a cash machine — the place where they dumped all their reruns and got free money in return.
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They just need to get home safely at this point, then mellow out in front of early morning reruns of Can't Pay, We'll Take It Away!
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The following couple of years, you should be able to catch all the reruns that are currently carrying Judy, and 'Judy Justice' will be going elsewhere.
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Critic's Notebook Television hasn't always had a summer silly season the way the movies have, but with the decline of summer reruns, one has taken shape.
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His marching orders: Overhaul the two networks, getting them out of the business of reruns and producing CBS-like procedurals — and into top-notch original programming.
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Some of my friends were already super fans of the show, having watched it with their parents as it aired or in reruns whenever they could.
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The balloon, reruns and a catchy theme song helped the show live on for years after Total TeleVision stopped making new episodes in the late 1960s.
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A walkout would have immediately sent late-night comedy shows into reruns and threatened important presentations planned by ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC to attract advertising.
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For now, though, Biles is tuning that out and focusing instead on her training, reruns of "90210" and "The Carrie Diaries," and mani-pedis with her sister.
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I definitely don't get enough sleep, but it's something I've come to terms with because staying up late to watch reruns of The Office brings me joy.
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All it takes is a little bit of digging, and it's something you can do while curled up on your couch watching Law and Order: SVU reruns.
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I spend most nights in bed watching reruns of Modern Family and petting my faux fur throw blanket, because I can't take responsibility for an actual pet.
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Following the wildly popular family-friendly show's cancellation, the series continued to air reruns on cable channels — until news broke of Stephen Collins' inappropriate behavior toward minors.
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You can visit an old-school cinema to see a movie, watch sitcoms reruns on TV, or settle into the couch for a night of binge-watching.
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The company might not have eight television channels, especially not ones with incongruent names — like ESPN News, which shows radio simulcasts and reruns but offers little news.
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The show originally ran from 123 to 1994, and though Ross passed away in the following year, reruns of the show continue to air to this day.
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Throughout the last year in the U.S., eight of the 10 shows viewers spent the most time watching were reruns, according to Nielsen data obtained by WSJ.
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PG: This reminds me of your after-school life as a kid: cartoons and sitcom reruns, homework before dinner, then fighting for the TV remote all night.
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Growing up, while watching reruns every Saturday morning, I'd be captivated by all of the gigantic Afros, lush Jheri curls, and beaded braids that filled the screen.
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Packing would be a lot less painful if we could do it in the dark, with a glass of wine in hand, while watching Gilmore Girls reruns.
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"Friends" has enjoyed a rich cultural afterlife, as audiences rediscovered — or, for younger viewers, discovered for the first time — the show in reruns or on streaming services.
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In case you didn't know ... "M*A*S*H" was considered one of the best shows ever produced on TV. It still lives in reruns and syndication.
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The series has generated billions more in overseas ticket sales, home entertainment revenue, television reruns, marketing partnerships (Omega watches, Aston Martin cars, Gillette razors) and video games.
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The bad news kept coming for Barr as Viacom pulled the reruns of the show from some of its networks; Hulu also said it was pulling the show.
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Even though we've got plenty of reasons not to watch Revenge Body With Khloé Kardashian, hopeless romantics might want to check the reruns for an especially touching episode.
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But we too often think of TV shows as discrete units, things that run for a while, then go off the air and appear in TV Land reruns.
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I still go to therapy, take my medications, and enjoy more typical forms of mental health–promoting activities, like yoga, meditation, and watching Sex and the City reruns.
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The bulk of Hulu's offerings are still reruns from TV, but to compete with subscription-based TV services like Amazon and Netflix, it's investing heavily in original content.
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As for the major stars of the show, including Jessica Biel, experts estimated that each likely earned upwards of six figures annually in residuals from the show's reruns.
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TV4 (above the elliptical machines), "Reruns of Your Favorite Nineties Sitcom" ( COMEDY ): Break a sweat while cracking up and remembering a time when you still had a metabolism.
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Millennials who actually pay for cable will be able to enjoy reruns of Lizzie McGuire, That's So Raven, Kim Possible, and Hannah Montana from midnight to 2 a.m.
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This means they do not get health insurance, residuals for reruns or the sizable international market, or coverage for accidents on the set, which are far from uncommon.
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"The following couple of years, you should be able to catch all the reruns that CBS has sold to the stations that are currently carrying 'Judy,'" she said.
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And if broadcast TV is forced to air reruns — especially in a time when virtually every show is available digitally somewhere — their attractiveness to advertisers will go down.
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The holidays are for families to come together, celebrate each other's presents — er, sorry — presence, and bask in the warm glow of fireplaces, hot chocolate and "Peanuts" reruns.
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It was the kind of weather I'd typically use as an excuse to sit around watching reruns of Law & Order: SVU with a fan pointed directly at me.
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The boy spent his days watching "The Twilight Zone" reruns, playing Street Fighter II, reading "Choose Your Own Adventure" books and thinking about where he might fit in.
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As the allegations mounted, his career all but collapsed, "Cosby Show" reruns were taken off the air, and one college after another stripped him of his honorary degrees.
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By the time the episode aired again in reruns, it had become more controversial, thanks to a campaign against the show organized by the United States Catholic Conference.
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The show was first broadcast in 1994 as a summer replacement; when production was halted in late 2015 because of Mr. McLean's cancer diagnosis, it went into reruns.
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No longer are we confined to listening to podcasts, ambient background sounds, conversations, reruns of Frasier on Netflix, and the racing, anxious thoughts that characterize our inner monologues.
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But then, thanks to HBO reruns, it was suddenly at the fingertips of a whole new generation of women, many of whom were still kids when it first debuted.
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It's one of the only places to get every already-existing season at your fingertips, and you don't even have to wait for Cartoon Network to play live reruns.
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After that show, NBC aired reruns of previous episodes in the 9 o'clock hour as NBC executives reportedly were in talks with Kelly about her future at the network.
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It may have been a while since Friends first graced our screens, but with reruns going on in perpetuity there's no excuse for all that knowledge to die out.
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Although The Brady Bunch only ran from 1969 to 1974, it remains a strong part of American pop culture, thanks to reruns running in syndication since the show's cancellation.
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When she throws her head back and laughs uncontrollably at I Love Lucy reruns in Pretty Woman, you can't help but fall for her the way Gere's Edward does.
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If you've only ever experienced New York City through the lens of Friends reruns or Breakfast at Tiffany's, you've probably picked up some common misconceptions about the Big Apple.
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How do we, as a society, justify having a Mother's day when ideally we really need about a week just to catch up on sleep and The Bachelor reruns?
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Mister Rogers is a childhood classic for many, and an 18-day marathon is just weird enough to make reruns of an old television show feel like an event.
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But lame habits die hard, and it was comforting to know that I could always pull up some channel playing Friends reruns at the end of a long day.
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With reruns, distribution on Netflix and even some speculation of a reboot, it is clear that audiences still demand the sort of intelligent and heartfelt comedy that "Frasier" provided.
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Younger was the Viacom-owned network's first single-camera comedy — and it's fun enough to make you forget you're watching a channel previously best known for Gilligan's Island reruns.
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At $49, it's practically a steal for the cord cutter merely looking to watch Game of Thrones on HBO Now and kill some time watching Seinfeld reruns on Hulu.
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However, as TechCrunch noted, this feature does mimic something closer to the traditional TV-viewing experience, where reruns of popular series are assured pretty much any time of day.
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The Roomba 805 Robotic Vacuum by iRobot is an ingenious device that cleans your living space while you lounge on the couch and watch reruns of Parks and Recreation.
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Hundreds of channels bait their hooks with reality television and syndicated reruns, hoping to catch us as we zip downstream, praying we'll drop the remote just out of reach.
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Though its schedule was padded with Star Trek reruns and TV-edited James Bond films, the network churned out a surprising amount of original programming in its early era.
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For decades, however, the only way to watch classic Simpsons (aside from televised reruns) was to own the DVDs or grab good quality rips off of a pirate site.
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We're officially in the thick of nesting season: Temperatures are on a steady decline, and all we want to do is stay in, watch Netflix reruns, and order takeout.
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In Debt As a boy growing up in Southern California, sick days meant staying home from school and watching reruns of "Mission Impossible" while my parents went to work.
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In this seventies-appointed spot—think lazy Susans in back booths and a black-and-white TV playing reruns of "Family Feud"—the ebullient music is very much alive.
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That might be enough if the series weren't so familiar, both from its initial run, when it was among television's most popular shows, and from years of syndicated reruns.
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Now in its fifth season, Younger airs on TV Land, an otherwise sleepy corner of the Viacom empire, best known for reruns of Gunsmoke and M*A*S*H.
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Even though we have plenty of Instas, on-demand reruns, and all of those emotions, Mimi decided to bless us all with a track to commemorate the entire journey.
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Today is Earth Day, that special occasion when most people you know sit around and watch Planet Earth reruns while smoking as much as they did on 4/20.
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I was meant to see my ex tonight, but I'm tired and a bit hungover, so I cancel, get Thai takeaway, and watch Sex and the City reruns instead.
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That first summer in Canada, I took two buses to E.S.L. classes in the mornings and watched "Full House" reruns in the afternoons to get rid of my accent.
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And be sure to mute yourself — your 100-person all-hands meetings don't need to hear your dog barking or the Friends reruns you're secretly watching in the background.
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She probably won't ever leave your TV screen, though — CBS bought her entire series catalog for $100 million in 2017, and her reruns may very well run in perpetuity.
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Oh, and one more: (c) Thanks to Hulu or YouTube TV or Philo any other streaming service that delivers live TV, those reruns aren't exactly tough to come by.
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Once the long-awaited merger between CBS and Viacom is complete, "Seinfeld" fans can double-dip -- reruns will also air on the cable network Pop TV, owned by CBS.
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To get through the after-dinner portion of the evening, which involved either Fox News or reruns of "Law & Order," I might require a large slug of Rémy Martin.
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In particular, studios wanted to base residual fees for the reuse of programming online (say, reruns of old comedies) on a home video formula established in the early 1980s.
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Mr. Bannon worked as a media banker for Goldman Sachs several decades ago and built up some of his fortune from royalties on reruns of the "Seinfeld" television show.
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One of the contestants, a belligerent Italian party boy named Joey, appears to have based his entire personality off Jersey Shore reruns—and he's one of the authentic ones.
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Among the other shows Hulu recently acquired are Black-ish, Will & Grace, and NYPD Blue, giving the service a reliable library of reruns that have proven to be popular.
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I was often the first one up in the mornings and if he had the day off he would join me on the couch to watch cooking show reruns.
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In the space of less than a day, ABC terminated the rebooted franchise, and other networks as well as streaming services like Hulu scrambled to purge reruns from their libraries.
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The collection is literally designed for you to lounge around the house in (maybe binge-watching reality TV reruns), and even extends past your basic cozy bra and underwear sets.
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Following Cosby's conviction, Bounce TV, which credits itself as "the first African-American broadcast network," announced all reruns of the criminal's The Cosby Show would be pulled from its schedule.
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Their first real kiss is equally adorable and gross, and their love of the Bachelor franchise reminds us of nights spending cuddling with our partner watching old X-Files reruns.
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Andrews McMeel, the company that distributes Nancy to newspapers, could have easily ended the strip and published reruns of Bushmiller's work online as long as anybody wanted to read it.
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Sure, Beck is terrible for him, but shouldn't he be with the one he loves, and not the one who laughs a little too loudly at King of Queens reruns?
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Out-of-order reruns can be confusing, so program developers preferred series such as CBS hits "The Big Bang Theory" or "NCIS," which wrap up a story in each episode.
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Zoolander 2 may work equally well in low-stakes environments: in the background at parties, in late-night cable reruns, as a casual Redbox rental or subscription-service time-waster.
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Turns out that for years, on all those evenings when I assumed she was at parties to which I wasn't invited, she was at home watching reruns of Law & Order.
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Following a successful 200 hour Bob Ross marathon last October in honor of his birthday, which more than 5 million people watched, Twitch made the Ross reruns a regular event.
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It's a standard reaction to stress, just like watching Golden Girls reruns when you're sad or buying a bottle of nail polish on your way home from a lousy date.
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And these shows remain so popular — Raymond continues in cable reruns to this day — because we hope, deeply, that in our own lives, we might find people like that too.
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You won't find their pictures of them eating lunch at their desk, sleeping contorted in the confines of an overnight flight, waiting on a subway platform or watching TV reruns.
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The actor, whose TV hit "M*A*S*H" may never leave reruns, said he wanted to reassure people that they do not have to be fearful after a diagnosis.
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For those who have cut the cord from cable and therefore cannot stack sitcom reruns on their DVR, the fact that Netflix no longer streams Friends is a true disappointment.
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A teenager in the middle of an unpredictable social drama can easily lose track of time while taking refuge in the known plots and predictable twists of "Grey's Anatomy" reruns.
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After quitting the CBC in her late 30s to write "the greatest historical novel ever," Ms. Penny suffered five years of writer's block, bingeing on gummy bears and Oprah reruns.
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But the front of the house is ingeniously used, as the show proceeds, to create a sort of cobwebbed cinema-in-hell, where the dead watch reruns of the living.
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And, really, that would be a much better way to populate the airwaves at the end of the year than just trotting out an endless onslaught of reruns and burnoffs.
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It's been 12 years since the hit NBC series went off the air, but the 47-year-old star admitted that she still stops the dial on reruns now and then.
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If you find yourself flipping through the channels and watching a few reruns of Even Stevens over the holidays, don't hesitate to let yourself enjoy your favorite early 2000s TV show.
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Nominees: Fox & Friends, Justice with Judge Janine, Hannity, reruns of The Apprentice Projected Winner: The Apprentice, with a special thanks to Frederick Douglass, whose contributions are being recognized more and more!
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The gone-too-soon game show for kids — which aired on Nickelodeon from 1993 to 1995, and for years after in reruns — is getting a TV movie revival on the network.
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Sure, maybe I have to cancel all my plans for the next six hours and just lay in a fetal position watching Bravo reruns, an endeavor for only the truly deranged.
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Payments for show reruns and movies that play on traditional TV are well-covered, but residuals for streaming and other digital viewing became a big issue in this round of talks.
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In the 20 years since the series' final episode, LaManna has married and had two children, the oldest of which is the ideal age to start watching reruns of the show.
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Fitzgerald, who grew up in Minneapolis on a steady diet of the Bulls on Chicago's WGN-TV, said watching the Warriors was like stumbling onto reruns of a favorite childhood show.
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After airing reruns on September 18 and 19, The CW officially launched on September 20, 2006 — 10 years ago — with a two-hour episode of UPN castoff America's Next Top Model.
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But have hope: All long-running shows are practically guaranteed to live on in cable reruns, the catalog of a streaming platform, or some other corner of our great entertainment ecosystem.
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When scores of women came forward to detail their experiences of sexual harassment and assault by its star, TV Land pulled reruns of the show (though it's still watchable on Amazon).
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At night he lays on the sofa—getting up and down the stairs is too hard—and watches reruns of The Big Bang Theory to stop the thoughts plaguing his mind.
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The show, like "JAG," was not an immediate hit but climbed steadily in the ratings, helped by the 2007 writers' strike and endless reruns on USA, which still airs the show.
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In Cartoon Network's lineup, it sits precariously in the 7:45 pm slot—the lone, 15-minute buffer between We Bare Bears and Adult Swim reruns of King of the Hill.
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Yes, it pops up in reruns and I can always catch it on Netflix, but nothing will replace that first viewing, that night, in the glow of one last championship win.
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His older sister, who liked to watch reruns of "The Andy Griffith Show," often called him Oppie, for Opie Taylor, the cute kid played by Ron Howard, but Haughville wasn't Mayberry.
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But when you're targeted on "addressable" services it doesn't matter if you're watching the playoffs on ESPN or reruns of "Friends" — targeted voters will receive ads when their televisions are on.
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But after its five season run, the series lived on through its reruns and various spin-offs — including HGTV's latest TV show, "A Very Brady Renovation," featuring the original kid stars.
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The series was a hit and has remained popular in reruns, but Mr. Wright said he never liked playing a supporting role to a puppet that had all the good lines.
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Reruns do not do as well as they used to, and there are few other options for networks aside from playing out the string and hoping that shows find an audience.
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Given the need for programming to fuel distribution systems, studio libraries might possess new value as old means of generating revenue dry up, including the sale of reruns to TV stations.
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The Atlanta NBC station has even bumped reruns of "The Andy Griffith Show" from their regular slot in order to extend its local newscasts and make more room for political ads.
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If nothing else, last week's Emmy Awards gave everyone a chance to find out which TV shows they should have been watching instead of getting caught up in reruns on Netflix.
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The show hit the air just as television was becoming a social force in the United States and became a favorite of generations of children, with a long life through reruns.
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The inspiration for the puzzle came from watching reruns of "M*A*S*H" and "Everybody Loves Raymond" and hearing Colonel Potter and Frank Barone yell out their many faux profanities.
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And, for those of us not in Canada, we'll have to settle with simply watching reruns of Riverdale season 1 on Netflix and making one of those TV-famous milkshakes at home.
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Now I wish I could go back in time and high five my mate; she was having way more fun than me, sat in my bed watching reruns of Colombo all day.
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"I guess I want to just at least make it weird for you to watch Cosby Show reruns," Buress joked to a Philadelphia audience after a bit about Cosby and respectability politics.
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He had been receiving royalties from the show for years, but when Cosby, 81, was accused and later convicted of sexual assault, reruns were pulled from syndications, and the checks stopped coming.
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Fortunately, creating a just-right-for-you card no longer involves hours spent trolling the bargain table at Barnes & Noble or sitting at home during Scandal reruns, licking stamps and addressing envelopes.
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Alas, while our younger selves could cozy up until the storm blew over, sipping homemade hot chocolate and watching reruns of Full House, as full-fledged adults, that's not really an option.
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Stewart will join the upcoming season as a judge, meaning you'll get to see her on the weekly show and, given how often the network airs Chopped reruns, a whole lot thereafter.
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And while fans can watch The Mary Tyler Moore Show any time on Hulu, iTunes and Amazon, many networks are honoring Moore by airing special programming and reruns of her greatest hits.
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When that ends you'll be charged $39.99 per month — which isn't bad, considering you're getting Hulu originals plus live TV, plus recent reruns of shows like The Bachelor and Saturday Night Live.
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But those who had the subscription before the 2015 increase (and the May 2014 increase to $8.99) have enjoyed their Arrested Development reruns for a monthly $7.99 — and that's about to change.
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And so "Ancient Aliens" was filming new episodes; and Giorgio was starring in fast-food commercials; and amazingly, Mr. Burns said, reruns of old episodes did just as well in the ratings.
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MPR will stop airing reruns of Keillor's "A Prairie Home Companion" episodes, and the current airing of the show, with host Chris Thile, will be renamed, MPR told The New York Times.
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Quarterly operating profit for the studio fell 18 percent, to $256 million, in part because the same quarter last year benefited from the licensing of films like "The Martian" for television reruns.
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Kimberly's version of the big-city fantasy was also shaped by reruns of "Felicity," a late-nineties drama set at a lightly fictionalized version of N.Y.U. Her dream school did not disappoint.
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My brother, who was ahead of the curve in knowing this show was unwatchable, used to fight with me when I insisted on watching reruns I had just seen the week before.
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That is exactly the order of magnitude difference between picking up [reruns of] 'I Love Lucy' from the 1980s, when we were at our noisiest, and what these guys want to do.
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In 2006, Comedy Central stopped airing reruns of an episode mocking the Church of Scientology and Tom Cruise, which coincided with the release of a Cruise film from the network's parent company.
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Ad sales declined and programming costs increased, but the sale of "Iron Fist" to Netflix and the syndication of "How to Get Away With Murder" reruns more than made up the slack.
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Even after the "Episode 2018" storyline was planned, there was "still some question" over whether or not it would air, and after it did, the WB declined to include it in reruns.
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But we too often think of TV shows as discrete units that run for a while and then go off the air, before resurfacing on Netflix or in reruns on TV Land.
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Constance: Real talk, I adore Lady Trieu and her fantastic hat with all my heart, and I think she deserves better than to have been killed by one of her dad's reruns.
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I'm not a Trekkie, but I certainly hold a soft spot for The Next Generation—as I think most of my peers do—after watching countless reruns during my childhood in the '90s.
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When you choose to record an episode of a TV series, you'll get the option to record new episodes, just the one you've chosen, or everything if you also want to save reruns.
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Since 2014, reruns of The Cosby Show have been pulled from most networks airing them, in response to the more than 50 women who have accused Bill Cosby of rape and sexual assault.
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While I assumed that the actress might be into more high-brow stuff like Downton Abbey or Sherlock, the truth is she's more into a former NBC sitcom that's wildly popular in reruns.
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The Food Network show is currently between seasons, which means we've had to make due with watching reruns whenever we can catch them and obsessively checking Ina Garten's Instagram for new video posts.
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The United States is built on philosophies of individualism, ingenuity, and hard work: concepts difficult to espouse when the government's paying you to sit at home and paint along with Bob Ross reruns.
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Whether you grew up catching these reruns every night of the week or had never heard of Zenon except in the periodic table (an imposter!), here are 10 DCOMs to stream right away.
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American viewers caught up not long after, partly thanks to the USA Network, which began running "NCIS" in syndication, and the writers' strike of 2007-8, which drove viewers to cable and reruns.
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In the age of Twitter, the highlight shows that ESPN built its brand on when I was in college -- I used to watch SportsCenter reruns three to four times a day -- are dying.
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TV reruns tell us that science fiction invented bionic people in the 1970s, but that only Steve Austin and Jaime Summers got to use the goods, which cost about $6 million to make.
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Reruns of "Roseanne" have been a big draw for advertisers, generating $1.2 billion in ad revenue for the syndicators and cable networks that aired them from 1995 to 2017, according to Kantar Media.
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The fallout from the show's cancellation also hit its lucrative syndication market as Viacom said it would pull reruns of the 1990s "Roseanne" episodes from its Paramount, TV Land and CMT cable networks.
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Thanks to the seemingly endless supply of home improvement spinoffs and Fixer Upper reruns, it feels like there's always a wall worthy of getting knocked down or a kitchen deserving of a facelift.
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As we grow older beside those Dorian Gray reruns of TNG, we can whisper to the younger Picard from our "future" and tell him that his e-reader won't actually look like that.
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Onstage, though, the loud ticktock of the investigation too often drowns out the emotion — an effect perhaps enhanced by the flattening of the genre brought on by endless "Law & Order" spinoffs and reruns.
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If no deal is reached between the Writers Guild of America and studios by May 1, they'll stop work the next day, forcing the late-night comedy shows to immediately start running reruns.
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We stayed in the officer's quarters of the town Navy base, spent our days lifting weights and playing pool, our nights watching Red Sox games and reruns of "Kung Fu," with David Carradine.
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Hulu, meanwhile, hews closer to an FX or AMC: It has some critically acclaimed original programming, but it knows it can make just as much money (if not more) off reruns of older shows.
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Erik Flannigan, MTV's executive vice-president of music and events strategy and development, told Vulture that fans can expect reruns of Wonder Showzen, MTV Cribs, Beavis and Butt-head, Laguna Beach, and Clone High.
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They're not the ones that immediately spring to mind when you start to think about what you watched during that decade (or perhaps caught in reruns on Nick at Night in the 21st century).
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Once Bill de Blasio was elected mayor in 2013, in what was beginning to seem like the latest in a series of reruns, Mr. Bratton got his wish and reclaimed the police commissioner's office.
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The now-infamous disposable coffee cup has been taken out of "The Last of the Starks" episode viewable on HBO Go and future reruns, the network confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter writer Ryan Parker.
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Thanks in large part to regular reruns on a nascent MTV network, the Monkees' popularity received an expected resurgence in 1986, during which time they embarked on the first of many (occasionally partial) reunions.
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The Oscar-nominee likes to ease her way into the day by making coffee and watching reruns of old TV series like "Knight Rider" from the '80s and "The Incredible Hulk" from the '70s.
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In addition to being one of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood, McCarthy started a production company in 2013 with her husband, and she seems to draw inspiration from the old reruns she watches.
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Regularly airing reruns and Netflix's recent streaming acquisition of the entire series guaranteed that Ross, Rachel, Chandler, Monica, Phoebe, Joey, and even Gunther would always be there for new fans and old heads alike.
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Chevy Chase's clutzy oddball Gerald Ford became the real Gerald Ford in the minds of many kids in my age demo who watched SNL reruns with their parents, and never knew the real deal.
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The fallout from the show's cancellation also hit its lucrative syndication market as Viacom said it would pull reruns of the original 1990s "Roseanne" episodes from its Paramount, TV Land and CMT cable networks.
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Bounce TV, the Atlanta-based television network catering to African-American viewers that was one of the few places you could still find "Cosby Show" reruns, agreed to pull the show from its schedule.
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And the idea, frankly, that a news organization would be in reruns of 'Shark Tank' during perhaps the biggest news cycle of our generation, I find preposterous, but nonetheless, that's not what we do.
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Rick and Morty is over for "a year and a half...or longer," according to Mr. Poopy Butthole, but there's still reruns, and we can watch the whole series on the Adult Swim website.
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In 2014, Comcast Corp's NBC and Netflix canceled plans for new shows featuring comedian Bill Cosby over sexual assault allegations against him, and reruns of "The Cosby Show" also were taken off the air.
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The fifth season of "Arrested Development" doesn't arrive until next year, but until then, you can get your fix of frozen bananas and Bluth family egotism by streaming reruns of the show on Netflix.
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Over the past year, Netflix and NBC have canceled a television deal and comedy special with Cosby, networks have stopped airing reruns of The Cosby Show, and multiple universities stripped him of honorary degrees.
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I made my case for this to Instagram's leadership at a recent press dinner, noting how reruns waste hundreds of millions of people's time and lead them to close Stories or the app altogether.
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"A Wrinkle in Time" performed so poorly overseas that Disney decided not to release it in some countries, although DVD sales, TV reruns and themed merchandise could ultimately generate another $30 million or so.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - U.S. reruns of the popular television sitcom "Friends" will move in 2020 from Netflix Inc to a new streaming service from AT&T Inc's WarnerMedia called HBO Max, WarnerMedia announced on Tuesday.
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Though I enjoyed the reruns of The Original Series on the Space network as a preteen, it wasn't until I was began dating a lifelong Trek geek that I truly got indoctrinated into the fandom.
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In July, an anonymous network executive told the Hollywood Reporter that fewer than 500,000 people were tuning in for Cosby Show reruns on the channel TV Land, and only about 45,000 were watching on Centric.
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" I sure hope that's true because, if it isn't, I'm guessing the networks will be cutting away from Cleveland to the Bushes, 41 and 43, sitting together in Maine watching reruns of "The West Wing.
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Republican presidential candidates have lost elections thinking they're selling themselves to a "Leave it to Beaver"/"Brady Bunch" universe while, in the present day, "Modern Family" is what people are watching (in reruns, no less).
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As Hyland gears up for the start of season two, we talked about public defenders, attorney-client privilege, and how 20-plus years of Law & Order reruns have skewed Americans' opinions of the justice system.
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I didn't recognize my own family's working class roots until I watched reruns of Roseanne's ninth season, where the Conners win the lottery and blow through their newfound wealth just like my new money family.
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It lives on in reruns and was followed by "Mayberry R.F.D.," starring Ken Berry, which retained some of the show's cast and ran for three seasons, and a spinoff, "Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.," starring Mr. Nabors.
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Meanwhile, a Hulu spokesperson told the publication that the show will be dropped from its streaming platform, and Laff broadcast network is cancelling reruns of the original series, which ran from 1988-1997 on ABC.
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From millennials who grew up on reruns to original viewers who are now in their thirties, forties, and fifties, this revival may cut across a generational divide in the gay community that's never been wider.
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There's one big reason this might be the case: Since ABC doesn't own the show, it doesn't get any of the show's ancillary revenues — from streaming services and syndication and cable reruns and international broadcasts.
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Jason Alexander knows media companies are lining up to drop a gold mine for the rights to air "Seinfeld" reruns, but he's not too concerned about the final sale price ... for one very good reason.
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If you're looking for a safer way to enjoy spending time with the family while watching "Arrested Development" reruns, you should check out these cane syrup popcorn balls, which also make for great Halloween treats.
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At the time, the other big Oscar contender was The Help, a feel-good movie about black maids in the South that was designed just as much for TNT reruns as it was award season.
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Its brand is "stuff that you like to watch on TV." It developed a vast library of reruns, and with that, a proprietary trove of data on who likes to watch what and how much.
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If you recall, the channel removed Dukes of Hazzard reruns from its airwaves forever because Bo and Luke Duke owned a car called the General Lee, complete with a replica Confederate Flag on the roof.
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In the late 70s, in the spine tingling cold of upstate New York, my immigrant family, from Pakistan, would gathered around our TV to watch CBC's reruns of Mary Tyler Moore every evening at 7.
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If you're currently in a TV rut, bingeing reruns while waiting for your favorite shows to return from the long off season, the end is in sight — well, at least for the popaholics out there.
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Barr has also been dropped by her talent agency and reruns are being yanked from syndication — a stunning downfall for the actress whose rebooted television series had been received as a political and cultural triumph.
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While it still played on a handful of smaller channels dedicated to reruns of old sitcoms, all the pieces were in place for Murphy Brown to fade away as much as any TV show does nowadays.
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As fans and friends celebrate the life and work of legendary comedian Garry Shandling, who died unexpectedly on Thursday, HBO has announced it will bring back reruns of his Emmy-winning series The Larry Sanders Show.
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According to TMZ, Niki Saletta and her brother Sam Saletta, who were both child actors in non-starring roles on the show, stopped receiving residual paychecks for their appearances now that reruns are no longer airing.
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It has always gone after its target (female) demographic with a stacked schedule of romantic comedies, sitcom and soap reruns, and original movies that have spawned their own cults of worship, both ironic and deeply sincere.
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In addition to syndication and cable reruns, studios can now sell their shows to international markets, they can sell shows on iTunes or Amazon, and they can sell shows to streaming services like Netflix or Hulu.
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And often, that leads to unsophisticated edibles that are so potent they can turn an average person into a drooling doofus incapable of anything but housing a bag of Taco Bell and watching Broad City reruns.
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As a kid, I would watch reruns of the show on "Nick at Nite," and the first album I ever owned was a Monkees' Greatest Hits record that my mother gave me in my Christmas stocking.
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On the first night of Welcome Week, I was putting in my earphones and getting ready to watch Sex and the City reruns when they burst into my room and shoved a beer in my hand.
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Over the past few years, crowds have gathered on the Lincoln Center plaza near the end of each summer for a festival of reruns from the Metropolitan Opera's Live in HD series of movie theater broadcasts.
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Mr. McGrath, a Tony winner for "Nice Work if You Can Get It," said that when he was approached for the lead role, it irresistibly conjured up a childhood spent watching "Honeymooners" reruns with his father.
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But given that the most popular comedy on TV right now is, like, Netflix showing reruns of old Friends episodes, there just aren't a lot of places for ANY decent sitcom writers to ply their trade.
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Where once the armchair tourist had to make due with episodes of "Agatha Christie's Poirot" and old reruns of "Doctor Who" on PBS, the streaming age has opened up more countries' borders than the Schengen Agreement.
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If you've never seen the show and 300 seems like a daunting number of episodes to binge, you can catch the tail end of TNT's four-day "Supernatural" marathon, which will show reruns until 1 p.m.
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If you've decided to send a night in with your sweetie, then you'll want to make your date a special night — not chilling on the couch with Parks & Rec reruns if that's what you do most evenings.
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It's been 15 years since The Oblongs was cancelled on the WB. However, reruns on Adult Swim continue to attract new fans to the animated comedy about a deformed family suffering from the effects of chemical waste.
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Hulu is jointly owned by Fox, Disney and Comcast*, which have traditionally used the service as a place to show their reruns, though one of Hopkins's jobs has been to build up original programs to rival Netflix.
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LOS ANGELES, July 9 (Reuters) - Reruns of the popular television sitcom "Friends" will move in spring 2020 from Netflix Inc to a new streaming service from AT&T Inc's WarnerMedia called HBO Max, WarnerMedia announced on Tuesday.
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Hulu is jointly owned by Fox, Disney and Comcast, which have traditionally used the service as a place to show their reruns, though one of Hopkins' jobs has been to build up original programs to rival Netflix.
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The aftereffects of Roseanne Barr's racist tweet Tuesday morning continue as reruns of "Roseanne," scheduled to air on Paramount Network, TV Land and CMT, will be cancelled as of tomorrow, a Viacom spokesperson told The Hollywood Reporter.
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The only question in their minds is whether Netflix is a straight-up enemy (the Disney/Fox position) or a possible frenemy they might still be able to sell reruns to (the AT&T/Warner Media position).
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Viacom Inc on Tuesday said it will stop airing reruns of ABC's original "Roseanne" after the network canceled the top-rated series following racist tweets by its star Rosesanne Barr, a company spokesman said.
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I've been a closeted Trekkie since a child, having watched the entire original series as reruns on my dad's VHS tapes, so this seemed like a unique opportunity to check out the most hardcore of Trekkie specimens.
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Yo Facebook & Instagram, stop showing Stories reruns With any luck, Facebook and Instagram will eventually sync up data about which Stories you've watched on either app, and avoid showing you exact copies of ones you've already seen.
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It would have been further tarnished by a conviction, but it is slowly re-emerging, with all eight seasons available to stream on Amazon Prime and two television outlets, TV One and Bounce TV, now airing reruns.
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Pacific time on Tuesday, when the current contract expires, the unions have promised to strike, sending late-night shows into immediate reruns and threatening the industry's "upfront" ad sales presentations, scheduled for mid-May in New York.
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I bathe my face in blue light to kill acne bacteria while watching reruns, and immediately follow up with a FaceTime call to my mother, my face lit up in a bright green light to fight hyperpigmentation.
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For the most part, television networks were still operating from a position of strength; the decades-old television ecosystem — viewers tuning in at specific times and watching commercials; reruns delivering decent ratings — was more or less intact.
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The Office has been off the air since 2013, but since it started streaming on Netflix and reruns began airing regularly on television, a whole new, younger group of fans has come to love the workplace comedy.
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