[quote name='slickkill77']That doesn't really make sense. How does the X Files have more replayability than Breaking Bad or any other show for that matter? The only shows that truly have "replayability" are comedies. I mean really once you watch a show once or twice through you know what is going to happen, so how would it be different on a per show basis? Wasn't the XFiles all about the mystery of what the hell is happening? So, doesn't knowing what happened already "ruin" it then? I've watched Breaking Bad 3-4 times through and through and I probably will do so again when season 5 is mine. Isn't replayability really just in the eye of the beholder? If you like a show you're going to watch it over and over again regardless of if you know what happens. Breaking Bad has so many little things that you may miss or overlook when you only view it once. You almost have to watch it multiple times[/QUOTE]
You don't sound too familiar with The X-Files. X-Files is not linear like Breaking Bad. Only certain sagas or arcs are continued, but not in a row. In many ways, it's like a paranormal variety show with most episodes being independent of one another.. Breaking Bad on the other hand is very continuous, picking up usually immediately after the previous episode. It's not the kind of show you just watch one or two episodes of here when you feel a whim too like you can do with The X-Files. That's a huge difference when it comes to replayability. With BB, and most other Dramas you pretty much have to watch an entire season to really get a vibe for it, or it just seems pretty pointless.
I also already said if you really are in love with the show then you're obviously going to feel differently. The same thing goes for movies. And as you said, it is in the eye of the beholder. I never said I spoke for everyone here, I'm speaking for myself. I don't feel like it has huge replayability, but if people feel differently then so be it. Perhaps in a few years I'll get the urge to see it again, as it is one of the best shows ever.