The one advantage of playing Legends though on TV is that it might capture new fans that might not remember the show. That's how I remembered Legends again when they played in on Nick GaS a long time ago. I remember the first episode I watched again being "The Lucky Pig of Amelia Earhart" because of how lost Kristen was in the temple and how Kirk and Scott were cheering for her excessively.
But otherwise, I go to Youtube for all my Legends needs.
That's how I got into the show. I was born in 1999, and I first started watching Legends when I was about 6 or 7. It really interested me, it was the best show on Nick GAS, (probably because it aged perfectly, I mean, there is nothing in the show besides the "1994 Nickelodeon ad, and the technology based prizes that said it wasn't filmed in the 2000's.) so I really got into it and enjoyed it. I had no idea I was watching re-runs at that age (nor would I care). And I remembered having favorite episodes and waiting for episodes to come on, hoping that I hadn't already watched it.
Nick GAS re-runs is probably what brought back Guts and Figure It Out, I, like many others, caught on to Legends, but I'm sure there were many others that caught on to Guts and Figure It Out.
Now, I'm sort of un-sure on the whole "Bring Back Legends or not" debate. I don't want it to be tweaked or modernized (with all of that Nick garbage like kids getting slimed if they win) , but I would still love to see what 2015 tech could do with it. Anyway, one thing is for sure, your not going to be able to attract an audience on a once in a year basis on a post-midnight air time. They would need to show a good episode (like Lucky Pillow) during the daytime, to attract the tween audience, but that space on a kids network is so jam-packed, we would never see that unless some real-world event has a close similarity to Legends, letting them showcase a few episodes in a mini-marathon. But the chances of that are about 2%. So.....