North Carolina’s Most Re-Watched TV Show? I Embarassingly Admit I’ve Never Seen It

Most people have that comfort TV show that they watch over and over again. For me it was Full House for years and years. However, I think I finally exhausted that one after seeing each episode dozens and dozens of times. I've since moved on to a new comfort TV show- Friends. But what is the most re-watched TV show in North Carolina? It's one I have to admit I've never watched.

This is according to a recent study by our friends at Casino.ca. They surveyed 3,000 Americans to uncover the most re-watched TV shows. They looked at the overall most re-watched show in the country as well as state by state. 

In this case, the most re-watched TV show is The Office. That being said, it's not that surprising if you know me as there are numerous shows that EVERYONE has seen, that I haven't. Not only was The Office the winner for North Carolina, but it also took the crown for the country winning 14 total states.

Breaking Bad came in second (another show I haven't seen oops) followed by my guilty pleasure Friends. Friends won in South Carolina, perhaps I'm being summoned south of the border? Coming in fourth was a tie between Law & Order SVU and Seinfeld.

Other shows that made the list include Schitt's Creek, Parks and Recreation, Game of Thrones, How I Met Your Mother, and Gilmore Girls among others.

There is something truly relaxing about re-watching shows or movies. You know you love them, it's stress-free as you know what happens, but still, they provide a sense of comfort like an old friend. In all honesty, the reason I haven't seen that many TV shows is I tend to re-watch things I'm familiar with instead of investing in something new. That's probably not the best quality to have, but oh well!

What's your go-to show to re-watch? Let us know on social media! Thanks to our friends at Casino.ca for sharing their research with us. You can read the full study here.

When you think of TV Shows filmed in North Carolina what is the first show that comes to your mind? A few years ago there actually a large number of shows filmed here due to tax breaks offered to the film industry. Those tax breaks have since ended and the filming packed up to relocate elsewhere. But we aren't simply talking about shows that were filmed in North Carolina, in fact, some of the ones on this list weren't filmed here at all. What they do have in common, is they were set in NC. Our friends at BetCarolina conducted research and shared it with us, about the best the North Carolina TV Show of all time.

How did they come up with this list? Well, they first consulted Wikipedia's "Television Shows Set In North Carolina" page as a starting point. That's where the studied shows came from. From there, they created a "weighted scoring system". This system used IMBD ratings, Rotten Tomatoes Scores from audiences and critics, as well as awards show recognition.

So while you're favorite set in North Carolina TV Show may have made the list perhaps it didn't rank as high as you think it should. One wildly popular show actually came in 10th on this list. And it's one I know many many people who are die-hard fans of to this day. It ranked below several shows I'd never heard of. Although full disclosure I don't think I've ever seen an episode of any show on this list. Judge me all you want. So for that reason I will spare you my uneducated opinion on the topic.

Want to read more about the methodology? You can read the full study from BetCarolina here. Or keep reading to see the 10 Best North Carolina Tv Shows.

Total Points: 72.5

While I've never actually watched this show (I know I know) I have friends who were obsessed with it. In my opinion, it's the show most synonymous with North Carolina so seeing it only ranked tenth has me scratching my head. The show aired from 2003-2012 and took place in the fictional town of Tree Hill, NC. It was filmed in the Wilmington area of the state.

Total Points: 73.7

This Netflix series is currently on its sixth season. It's received some criticism for its wildly inaccurate depictions of North Carolina including the idea of taking a ferry to Chapel Hill and a rocky coastline.

Total Points: 78

If you've never heard of this one you're not alone. One Big Happy Family was a TLC reality show that first premiered in 2009. It followed a family from Indian Trail on their journey to lose weight.

Total Points: 79.7

American Horror Story Roanoke was the sixth season of the FX tv show. The season was subtitled Roanoke and follows supernatural experiences around a North Carolina haunted house. 

Total Points: 80.3

Delilah was a show on Oprah's OWN Network that aired for just 8 episodes in 2021. It was about a lawyer who had given up her career to raise her children, and her later return to practice. The show was canceled in early 2022.

Total Score: 82

My Brother and Me was a Nickelodeon show that ran in 1994-1995. The show was about the Parkers, a family living on the west side of Charlotte, North Carolina, 

Total Score: 85

The Carmichael Show was an NBC Sitcom that aired from 2015-2017. It was set in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Total Score: 87.7

Eastbound & Down was a sports comedy on HBO.  It starred Danny McBride as Kenny Powers, a former professional baseball pitcher who had to return to his hometown school in Shelby, North Carolina, as a substitute PE teacher.

Total Score: 90.3

In this 3 season TruTV show that premiered in 2017, Actress and comedian Amy Sedaris opens her "home" to viewers. The show features her using her homemaking "skills" and educating viewers.

Total Score: 107

The Andy Griffith Show is the classic North Carolina show. It takes place in Mayberry, which was based on Mt. Airy. You can still watch reruns to this day and people travel to see the real-life Mayberry.