There's plenty of top-notch new TV to watch on your streaming platform of choice, but putting on something unfamiliar requires more brain power than we have left after a full day of work.

Instead, most folks want to watch something comfortable.

Redditor u/flyingfox159 wanted tips on which shows hold up well to re-watches, and the AskReddit crowd dumped over 11,000 comments in response. We're gonna need a bigger backlog.

What show series is so good you have watched it multiple times?
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To help separate the wheat from the chaff, we've picked out ten particularly strong examples of re-watchable shows that you can have on while you eat dinner, browse your phone or just vibe out on the couch.

The first three seasons of 'Arrested Development' are still 'solid as a rock'

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'The Good Place' is our happy place

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'Malcolm in the Middle' holds up surprisingly well

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'Bob's Burgers' is an underrated gem

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It ended too soon, but 'The Expanse' rules

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'It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia' somehow stays consistent over a 20-year span

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'Battlestar Galactica' remains the canonical sci-fi epic of the 'War on Terror' era

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'Better Call Saul' and 'Breaking Bad' might just be perfect one-two punch

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'Parks and Recreation' delivers the Obama-era optimism we're sadly lacking

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If you come at the king ('The Wire'), you best not miss

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[Image: Bob's Burgers]