Some stories hit differently the first time. Then you go back and, well, nothing’s blowing your mind anymore. It turns out that not every “favorite” deserves another round.

When it debuted in 1978, Dallas changed the face of primetime television. With epic melodrama and over-the-top storylines, the saga of the oil-rich Ewing family was compelling viewing. Whether it was a classic cliffhanger or a notorious just-a-dream reset, Dallas dominated the 80s.

A song hits once, then pops up again—totally fresh, totally different. It’s wild how one track can live two lives and still stick in your head.

Millennials grew up on a unique mix of TV that blended chaos, comfort, and charm. To understand them, just look at the shows that shaped their world.

While screen time before bed is often discouraged, some research suggests that a calming show might actually aid sleep. If you enjoy gentle background noise as you drift off, these comfort shows could be just what you need.

Should an actor be criticized for not singing well? If they’re in a musical and no one ever told them they could carry a tune, maybe they've opened themselves up to some not-so-gentle ribbing. Here are some of the most excruciating “singing” attempts by actors in movies.