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Most Rewatchable Scene

Hosts identify scenes they rewatch or would stop on when channel surfing.

Most Rewatchable Scene has run in 441 episodes. The most recent 40 are listed below — open any episode at its timestamp to hear the segment.

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‘Apollo 13’Amanda Dobbins

Draws a distinction: the re-entry into the atmosphere is the 'most rewatchable' scene, while the CO2 filter fix scene is her personal 'favorite'

‘Apollo 13’Bill Simmons

The carbon dioxide filter fix scene ('this into this'), though he also strongly considers the atmosphere re-entry sequence as the 'best' answer overall

‘Apollo 13’Craig Horlbeck

The atmosphere re-entry scene

‘Apollo 13’Rob Mahoney

Praises the CO2 filter fix scene extensively (jokes about wanting someone to hand him random parts to build something), aligning with Amanda's favorite pick, but doesn't explicitly state his own definitive 'most rewatchable' choice

‘Speed’Bill Simmons

Keanu getting on the bus initially and the whole chase scene, especially when the car drives into the water/hits the water jugs

‘Speed’Chris Ryan

The elevator scene - rewatched the mechanics of how it was shot

‘Speed’Chris Ryan

Jack under the bus on the little sled

‘Speed’Sean Fennessey

Getting Sam off the bus and Beth Grant's character getting blown up (though in theater it was the bus jump with Joe Morton's fist pump)

‘About Last Night’Bill Simmons

The opening sequence of the film (baseball field, Mother's bar, walking, bike riding through Chicago in summer)

‘About Last Night’Bill Simmons

The breakup scene — Danny in the dark, Debbie's 'I don't love you anymore' gasp, an incredible movie breakup; later says he's between the breakup and New Year's Eve as his most rewatchable.

‘About Last Night’Chris Ryan

The New Year's Eve scene — Danny and Debbie planning dinner at home, going out the second the phone rings, Pat flirting, Joan melting down; calls it a tour de force.

‘About Last Night’Mallory Rubin

Thanksgiving and the bathroom fight after Thanksgiving — the relationship starting to fall apart, the mascara-in-the-porcelain fight; torn with the opening monologue but felt wrong not to pick a Debbie scene.

Episode	Host	Answer
‘Apollo 13’	Amanda Dobbins	Draws a distinction: the re-entry into the atmosphere is the 'most rewatchable' scene, while the CO2 filter fix scene is her personal 'favorite'
‘Apollo 13’	Bill Simmons	The carbon dioxide filter fix scene ('this into this'), though he also strongly considers the atmosphere re-entry sequence as the 'best' answer overall
‘Apollo 13’	Craig Horlbeck	The atmosphere re-entry scene
‘Apollo 13’	Rob Mahoney	Praises the CO2 filter fix scene extensively (jokes about wanting someone to hand him random parts to build something), aligning with Amanda's favorite pick, but doesn't explicitly state his own definitive 'most rewatchable' choice
‘Speed’	Bill Simmons	Keanu getting on the bus initially and the whole chase scene, especially when the car drives into the water/hits the water jugs
‘Speed’	Chris Ryan	The elevator scene - rewatched the mechanics of how it was shot
‘Speed’	Chris Ryan	Jack under the bus on the little sled
‘Speed’	Sean Fennessey	Getting Sam off the bus and Beth Grant's character getting blown up (though in theater it was the bus jump with Joe Morton's fist pump)
‘About Last Night’	Bill Simmons	The opening sequence of the film (baseball field, Mother's bar, walking, bike riding through Chicago in summer)
‘About Last Night’	Bill Simmons	The breakup scene — Danny in the dark, Debbie's 'I don't love you anymore' gasp, an incredible movie breakup; later says he's between the breakup and New Year's Eve as his most rewatchable.
‘About Last Night’	Chris Ryan	The New Year's Eve scene — Danny and Debbie planning dinner at home, going out the second the phone rings, Pat flirting, Joan melting down; calls it a tour de force.
‘About Last Night’	Mallory Rubin	Thanksgiving and the bathroom fight after Thanksgiving — the relationship starting to fall apart, the mascara-in-the-porcelain fight; torn with the opening monologue but felt wrong not to pick a Debbie scene.