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“I don’t watch tv so whatever everyone else wants to come back. I’m just too busy to really sit down and watch anything.” - Elizabeth Carr, 34
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“The big problem is you know certain characters and actors from the shows and it’s hard to think about them being someone else.” - Gary Wishnatzki, 62
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“Friends. I mean you have to. To see Chandler and Monica’s kids growing up, if Joey ever got married, to see if Ross and Rachel ever got married and maybe a flashback of their wedding.” -Hannah Wall, 26
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“There’s so many good ones. I’m actually thinking maybe the Beverly Hillbillies.” Hillary Heartline, 31
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“The Pretender.” Jacob Wall, 28
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“A lot of the good shows ended when they should’ve ended and if you brought them back it wouldn’t be as good. Maybe a variety show like the Laugh-In or Whose line is it anyway.” - Nick Wishnatzki, 34
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“I’m going to say Andy Griffith because it was just wholesome fun and there were some good family values.” Suzanne Daigle, 63
A new trend is taking over television: rebooting. Whether it’s Netflix restarting shows like ‘Arrested Development’ and ‘Gilmore Girls’ or TV networks revisiting classics like ‘Will and Grace’ and ‘24,’ viewers are getting expanded universes on some of their favorite shows.
