@snowangel I was just thinking today that we haven't had cowboy movies or tv shows re-screened for a long time. Aw, the High Chapparel! And Bonanza before it (which I barely saw an episode of).
Our TV channels are desperate for a change; perhaps we could see some of the old 60s-70s historical dramas of that sort (perhaps a bit cringey now, but fun!)

@coracle 

It took me a while to like The Pickwick Papers.  The humor is a bit evasive, but after I watched the old TV miniseries I liked it more.  The novel is kind of lengthy, but of course reading Dickens requires patience.  The book has a lot of interesting funny characters including Pickwick and Sam Weller.

The Heroes & Icons broadcast TV channel is running its annual "Rod, White, and Blue" marathon of The Twilight Zone for 4 days this holiday weekend. I've seen the entire original series more than once, but have peeked in on this marathon a few times the past couple days. While some episodes are rather mediocre, I'm reminded of just how  many good episodes this show had.

@stargazer 

I have seen the original Twilight Zone many times and I never tire of watching the episodes. A few years ago I bought the DVD set of the complete series The Definitive Edition which contains every episode and many bonus features.  The set was expensive but well worth it.  I think it was probably the best set ever made of the series. It is now out of print, but I think there are other sets available.  I never regretted buying collections of my favorite classic TV shows— especially ones like Twilight Zone and Night Gallery.  🙂