Here are a few book series. Xanth, Incarnations of Immortality, Kirilian Quest by Piers Anthony. Methuselas Children, by Robert Heinlein. Maker Alvin, Ender's game, The women of Genesis, by Orson Scott Card. The Shanara books, Magic Kingdom For Sale Sold, by Terry Brooks, The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan, Myth Inc and tales From The Vulgar Unicorn by Robert Asprin. I'm going to stop now because I could be here all day listing books.

I reread Carl Sagan's books often. I also reread every one of Diana Gabaldon's books when a new one comes out (which is now only every 3 or 4 years or so). I have a fairly long list of favorite music that I listen to -- I think I'm going to use that list in the #Passions group.

I have watched all of Vera three times now, also Jack Jack Taylor ( because I lust after Iain Glen) and every Dr. Who episode they care to broadcast.
I have listened to Terry Pratchett novels multiple time and Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere as audio book and the BBC TV series. And let's not forget Keith Richard's biography Life.

I revisist "Kung Fu Hustle" like two or three times a year, and "Fight Club" at least once a year. Good lessons in both of those. I read a lot, too much to really re-read anything. I'll go back and skim over notes because I always read with a highlighter and pen handy so I take notes as I read. Some favorite books include "Hyperspace" by Michio Kaku, and anything by Michel Foucault, and Nietzsche.

Star Wars thou I hardly ever watch the pre-qual trilogy and I try to watch the previous season of Game Of Thrones before the new season premieres.

Breaking Bad usually about once a year.

Rights of Man by Thomas Paine. He was too good for his time.

The Godfather.

I'm rereading the Hugo Winners vol. II ed. by Isaac Asimov. I reread it every few years or so. I have a bunch of books that I reread. The Bhagavad Gita. The Dhammapada. Thich Nhat Hahn books. Every few years I need to watch the complete Aeon Flux animated series from MTVs liquid television of yore. And Firefly. And Star Wars--only the real ones.

The Spirit of St. Louis, movie about Lindbergh's solo NY to Paris flight. Woodstock album. I read Nonstop by Brian Aldiss about 5 times. I can still sit and watch the original Honeymooners, classic comedy.

I remember that scene in The Wire. I come late to a lot of shows. I am watching Six Feet Under now and really like it. I only saw an episode or two when it was on

Bladeruner and Star Wars.