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7 Most Rewatchable Netflix Shows Of All Time, Ranked
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That said, Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp is very much rewatchable for those who love the original film.
Netflix saw that, and the result was I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson.
That helps to make them rewatchable, assuredly, but just as important are the note-perfect performances of the rotating cast.
Speaking of rotating cast, the main reason The Crown is so easy to watch multiple times is because it effectively serves as three two-season shows.
Furthermore, its loaded with foreshadowing, and those moments are better appreciated during watch two than watch one.