"rewatcher" meaning in English

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          "text": "For example, Cole noticed that one character’s major injury is referenced in myriad ways a full season and a half before it actually happens—details that reward longtime viewers and rewatchers, and hint that the show is far more planned and complex than it may seem.",
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          "text": "The rewatcher shares the spoiled viewer’s knowledge of the narrative events to come but also knows how those narrative events will operationally unfold through the specific telling; yet according to Bordwell, a rewatcher still experiences suspense through the familiar but powerful emotional cues of the storytelling.",
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          "ref": "2021 February 19, Travis M. Andrews, “Finding comfort in the familiar”, in Messenger-Inquirer, volume 147, number 50, Owensboro, Ky., page D2",
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        "One who rewatches."
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