
Remember that one crazy / amazing / hilarious / iconic episode of that show you used to watch all the time? That's what we talk about on Rerun, the podcast about the best episodes of our favorite TV shows. Hosted by BuzzFeed's Doree Shafrir, with a special guest, every other week.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Category | TV & Film | ||||

Doree Shafrir and BuzzFeed's Ashly Perez talk about physical comedy, fat Monica, and the casual bigotry of Friends in "The One With All The Thanksgivings".
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Secrets, lies, and surprises: just your typical holiday season on the Upper East Side. xoxo!
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Jenna Wortham introduces us to the sensual, unsettling world of Æon Flux, an animated series about an amoral assassin that premiered on MTV in 1991.
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Writer and programmer Paul Ford comes on to talk about how the iconic 1959 Twilight Zone episode "Time Enough at Last" holds up.
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I love this show for when I’m at work or getting ready in the morning. It’s quick, light and upbeat.
For discussions on such a shallow subject, this host and her guests really seem to think they're above it all. Try to gain some perspective. Love the concept but the execution blows. Get over your entitlement.
I enjoyed some of the episodes but this latest Friends one was like half just listening to the laughing with the show playing in the background.
There hasn't been a new episode for far too long, causing me to worry that this highly enjoyable podcast has ended. I certainly hope that isn't the case because I am thoroughly enjoying the recaps of and conversations sparked by episodes of my favorite shows.
Especially if you are in your 30s or 40s and remember these shows, the mixture of nostalgia and the insight of 2015 hindsight will be especially poignant, but I've had college-aged former students of mine tell me they enjoy it as well.
For only coming out every 2 weeks and the average length of each episode, it feels like this podcast is an afterthought more than anything. Which is disappointing because I love talking about tv.
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