does he watches it vs does he watch it

Some examples from the web:

• He likes Neighbours, but he watches it at 5.30.
• He watches it on rainy Sunday afternoons in the fall.
• Whenever Danny gets scared at night he watches it because he says it helps him go to bed happier.
• He watches it on rainy Sunday afternoons in the fall.
• He... he watches it on Christmas Eve.
• This happens sometimes when he watches TV.
• He watches them for days, stakes out their houses.
• They said that he hangs around and he watches.
• Tío Gomez is a guy who cries when he watches telenovelas.
• He watches you with very lovelorn eyes.
• Father, there is only one and he watches over us.
• He watches dust float across the sunbeam above his head.
• - While he watches us struggle.
• He watches you for his own amusement.
• He watches Saturday morning cartoons before going off to play laser tag with David.
• He watches cookery on TV, the Gourmet channel.
• No, he watches the movies.
• We also know he watches his words.
• He watches Babe 15 times a day.
• Sometimes he watches from the back.

Some examples from the web:

• Well, hang on, how does he know if we're representative or not if he doesn't watch it?
• Question number 1 - Does he watch sports?
• A more important question, how much tv does he watch?
• - Watch it, watch it.
• Watch it, watch it, watch it, watch it. 200.
• Watch it, watch it, watch it.
• And watch it; just watch it.
• No! In all its glory, watch it.
• In all its glory, watch it.
• Then we watch it go straight to heaven.
• Plan to watch it on the plane.
• I'm particularly interested in the show's impact on the people who watch it.
• Just the headache I get when I watch it.
• Watch it bounce - hip swing.
• Watch it bounce - hip swing.
• I definitely didn't want to watch it with the idiots.
• These programs will be automatically recorded, so you'll only need to watch it.
• I don't want to watch it anymore.
• I'm asking you to watch it with us.
• So sorry you had to watch it die.