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Airing of radio- or TV programme that has aired previously.
repeat
repeats
rerun
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реприза
1
Still, CBS won the week, with five
reruns
in the top 10.
2
In fact, in 1973 Star Trek itself was only available in
reruns
.
3
And if that means sweats, frozen pizza and
reruns
of Scandal, cool.
4
Ireland's John Tobin said the management had suffered worst from regular
reruns
.
5
His taste ran to
reruns
of shows from the fifties and sixties.
6
But PBS was OK because they'd show Monty Python
reruns
and concerts.
7
Playing more, watching I Love Lucy
reruns
,
drinking champagne, and making love.
8
The Ticket takes no responsibility for any similarities to popular daytime
reruns
.
9
All three matches on this weekend's programme are
reruns
of fixtures last year.
10
She loves Sex and the City
reruns
and a good game of Taboo.
11
Viewers in general, and ABC viewers in particular, don't care much for
reruns
.
12
TV Land is no longer airing
reruns
of The Cosby Show.
13
Another cable network, Laff, also said it was removing
reruns
of the show.
14
Or chuck a sickie and watch
reruns
of Neighbours all day.
15
After Fox dropped it,
reruns
ran on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim.
16
BBC1 could put on
reruns
of Flog It!, or pro-celebrity badminton.
reruns
rerun
watch reruns
air reruns
endless reruns
force into reruns
immediate reruns
Russian
реприза
Portuguese
reprisar
reprise
Spanish
reposicion
reposición