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There can also be a canny mix of tradition and pop style, as in Ballet Flamenco Sara Baras, which returned with a different format from last year's dance-drama, "Mariana Pineda".
The French Revolution abolished arms, which returned with the monarchy, and now, although France is a republic, a person assuming arms to which he is not entitled may be prosecuted.
A prolonged bout of heavy pollution over the last month, which returned with a vengeance for a day last week – called the "airpocalypse" or "airmageddon" by internet users – has fundamentally changed the way that Chinese people think about their country's toxic air.
ITV's coverage of the tournament to date may or may not provide some fodder for Harry Hill's TV Burp, which returned with 4.4 million viewers, rising to 4.61 million when ITV1+1 viewers were included – a 19.3% share of the audience.
Astronauts who explored the lunar surface acquired large amounts of dust on their spacesuits, which returned with them in their spacecraft.
The answer is Arrested Development, the much-loved and prematurely cancelled sitcom, which returns with 15 new episodes available on Netflix on Sunday.
Seven years into its run this well-regarded series, which returns with a new episode on Monday night, is scoring its best ratings.
The viewership of the show, which returns with new episodes Aug. 27, might not be in the millions, but it is still a good size.
Precisely midway between those two forms is the long-running and highly regarded Ace Combat series, which returns with Assault Horizon.
Wonder is the theme of this week's Guardian Viral Video Chart and we start by wondering how many more films can be released in the phenomenally successful Superman series which returns with Man of Steel.
The fanfare slowly dissolves as increasingly acerbic harmonies overwhelm the theme and transform the piece into a satirical evocation of a hunt by way of vigorous bowing, slides, pizzicato and further vocalizing, which returns with increasing frequency, duration and grotesqueness near the work's end.
