| INTERPOSE | Put in for rerun, sore and inept (9) |
| EXPEDIENT | Shift work texted omitting double time and inept |
| ENCORE | Euphemism for "rerun," nowadays |
| PLAYIT | Request for rerun of wartime film (4,2,5,3) |
| AGAINSAM | Request for rerun of wartime film (4,2,5,3) |
| AMATEUR | A tradesman's assistant, extremely unpopular and inept |
| RESIDUALS | Payments that actors receive for reruns, streams, DVD releases, etc. |
| RESIDUAL | TV performer's reward for reruns |
| REPLAYS | Players turn around for reruns (7) |
| ROISTERED | Showed off, though sore and tired out (9) |
| DRESSINGS | Doctor singes off top of sore and bandages (9) |
| TROJANWAR | Sore and disheartened Navajo rest after mounting legendary conflict |
| BLOODSHOT | (Of the eyes) sore and red |
| UNTANGLED | Fantastic dental surgeon excised sore and straightened things out |
| ROSETREES | Sore and disturbed about having to steer away from such beauty? |
| PRURIENCE | Lewdness - epic rerun (anag) (9) |
| ENRAPTURE | Rerun tape out of sync to hold spellbound (9) |
| SOPORIFIC | Poor sci-fi rerun sending one to sleep (9) |
| RUNNERSUP | Second and third rerun spun out of control (7-2) |
| BRABURNER | Militant feminist's insult turned up on broadcast rerun (3-6) |
