There's lots of very clever film sequel names (you can include TV channels and TV programmes)
Sky tonight had a repeat of the 2018 Tour de France wittily name 'Tour De France Recycled'
Mama Mia 2 was cleverly titled 'Mama Mia! Here we go Again'
After checking Dave TV was so named because 'Everyone Knows a Dave'. I always thought that it was named after Trigger thinking that Rodney was called Dave.
But the +1hour repeat is brilliantly called 'Dave Ja Vu'.
The BBC are digging into their archives to fill in the space left by the lack of live tennis.
The show is called Wimbledon Rewind, but they missed a chance of a better title. 'Wimbledon 2nd Serve'
Jaws 2 was the sequel to Jaws but the producers wanted a catchy name and gimmick for their next sequeL.
On entering the cinema the audience where issued with card board polarised glasses. And the film was suitably titled Jaws 3D
Tour de France ReCycled ITV 4
"Sky History" is quite a comic channel name in a sad kind of way, considering its output consists almost entirely of contemporary docusoap programmes such as "American Pickers" - two - admittedly fairly reasonable - blokes that collect junk buy junk off other people that collect junk ? , "Storage Wars" - lots of loudmouth annoying characters bid for the abandoned contents of storage lockers - "Pawn Stars" - I admit I've never watched it and don't know what it is but I'll hazard a guess it has something to do with pawnbrokers and is probably an American Bargain Hunt or some such format - "Forged In Fire" which I think I've only seen trailers for and is basically a competition for blacksmiths making weapons ?!?
Andy Murray's Greatest Hits.
BBC, he's a tennis player.
^ Remember that one where he hit the ball over the net ?
And again ?
And again ?
Repeats ad nauseum...