TV episodes you see randomly far too much

[i.Sarita.com]

It's happened twice to me today.

I see the episode of The Office in which Michael has to fire someone during Halloween all the time, and it was on again today.

And Cartoon Network is showing the "Grinding my Gears" episode of Family Guy right now...I've seen in a million times on TV already.

[BearDogg-X]

When the old-school Robert Stack-hosted Unsolved Mysteries was on Lifetime(not the current Dennis Farina hosted episodes produced for Spike TV that they're airing now), they'd always air the episodes with the ghost in Chicago called Resurrection Mary and the so-called Cokeville Miracle, where a guy tried to bomb a school, every other month it seemed.

[wildojinx]

They seem to show the cosby show ep where Cliff shows Theo about the "real world" far too often. Granted, it is a classic episode, but still,,.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

Whenever I flip through channels and find The Ripping Friends, there's a 50/50 chance it's the one with the guy that has the thumb on his chest talking to his cat...

[Jedi-El of Tomorrow]

Dec 16, 2010 23:19:10 GMT -5 BearDogg-X said:

When the old-school Robert Stack-hosted Unsolved Mysteries was on Lifetime(not the current Dennis Farina hosted episodes produced for Spike TV that they're airing now), they'd always air the episodes with the ghost in Chicago called Resurrection Mary and the so-called Cokeville Miracle, where a guy tried to bomb a school, every other month it seemed.

Every other month? That damn Cokeville one seemed like it was on every other day. I think they spliced that one into every 3 of the Lifetime produced episodes.

The first time I saw it, it wasn't bad, but after the 9 bajillionath time, it got old.

[Alex Shelley]

The drunk while pregnant episode of SVU that starts off with the woman getting raped by her husband in their restaurant.

There are several SVU episodes that I've seen too many times to enjoy anymore, but that one is far and away the worst offender.

[The Ichi]

Almost everytime I see a South Park rerun here it's the Gingers episode.

[James McCloud IS John Godot]

The Seinfeld episode with Jerry cheating on his barber and George not knowing if he was hired or not. The Pensky file episode.

[forgottensinpwf]

Dec 16, 2010 23:56:51 GMT -5 El Pollo Guerrera said:

Whenever I flip through channels and find The Ripping Friends, there's a 50/50 chance it's the one with the guy that has the thumb on his chest talking to his cat...

Well, the show did have like what, 7 episodes?

To coincide with another thread here, the Simpsons Episode I believe I've seen air the most may be "Fear of Flying"

[Father Dougal McGuire]

Every time I flip to Scrubs, its one of the episodes where a supporting character dies and how The Scrubs deal with it.

SPOILER: Click to show

{Spoiler}Nurse Laverne Roberts

[wildojinx]

Every time i see the office, its that ep where Michael Scott unknowingly acts insensitive and offends half the office. Its as bad as that ep of CSI i always see where david caruso makes a cheesy one-liner and then puts on his glasses.

[drjayphd (feat. Pitbull)]

Not necessarily an episode, but when the Travel Channel runs a special about pizza, it ALWAYS seems to come on at the point where they rattle off all the places in New York named "Ray's" and how none of them are actually named for a guy named Ray. I know there's more to it (specifically, the Sally's/Pepe's segment (New Haven pizza, y'all)) but it always seems to start at that one segment... and I didn't care the first time.

[Cranjis McBasketball]

Everybody Loves Raymond.

Ray does something to annoy Debra. Ray goes golfing. The old man insults his wife.

You know which one I mean?

[default]

The A-Team episode where they go to help the cab company. Which is cool with me, I love that episode.

[Sir Woodrow]

That Simpsons Halloween episode where Kodos and Kang replace Clinton and Dole.

[darthalexander]

What drives me nuts is watching a show and you see one particular episode, then you don't watch the show again for months and then when you do you manage to see it again you get the same damn episode.

[A Dubya (El Hombre Muerto)]

When I was a kid, I seemed to always randomly catch the X-Men episode: "Whatever It Takes". I never really liked that episode. It was the one where Storm's son was being chased by the Shadow King. I think I would just go outside and play, or watch something else if that episode was on.

[Doctor Tull-eus S. Venture]

The episode of Married....with Children where Al grows a vegetable garden and the rabbit keeps raiding it.

And that was a good thing.....that episode was awesome.

[Pervy Stone Cold]

The episode of The Cosby Show where Cliff is challenged to a tap-dancing showoff.

[willywonka666]

It didn't used to be this way so much did it? I notice channels often times whiz through the old episodes of a show and (IMO) show a load of episodes from well after it jumped the shark.