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Those are pretty darn good shows...brianlux said:
Well, to tell the truth, I think TV has always been about brain rotting. But to me the golden age of TV was around the time of Rockford Files, Columbo and Kojak. Good acting, engaging stories, likeable characters, good writing and great filming. Today's fictional TV shows are poorly shot, have forgettable characters, poorly constructed, convoluted writing and reality TV is just unreal and nauseating. But those are just personally biases. Fact of the matter is, TV is still what TV always has been- a device to induce brain rot.HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"Give Peas A Chance…0 -
I was going to say...I don;t think the book guy is the target audience for TVbrianlux said:
Well, to tell the truth, I think TV has always been about brain rotting. But to me the golden age of TV was around the time of Rockford Files, Columbo and Kojak. Good acting, engaging stories, likeable characters, good writing and great filming. Today's fictional TV shows are poorly shot, have forgettable characters, poorly constructed, convoluted writing and reality TV is just unreal and nauseating. But those are just personally biases. Fact of the matter is, TV is still what TV always has been- a device to induce brain rot.HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"hippiemom = goodness0 -
I think you are forgetting Hardcastle and McCormick, the Fall Guy, and Hart to Hart. Just sayin...Meltdown99 said:
Those are pretty darn good shows...brianlux said:
Well, to tell the truth, I think TV has always been about brain rotting. But to me the golden age of TV was around the time of Rockford Files, Columbo and Kojak. Good acting, engaging stories, likeable characters, good writing and great filming. Today's fictional TV shows are poorly shot, have forgettable characters, poorly constructed, convoluted writing and reality TV is just unreal and nauseating. But those are just personally biases. Fact of the matter is, TV is still what TV always has been- a device to induce brain rot.HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"0 -
The Love Boat and Fantasy Island were good as well.mrussel1 said:
I think you are forgetting Hardcastle and McCormick, the Fall Guy, and Hart to Hart. Just sayin...Meltdown99 said:
Those are pretty darn good shows...brianlux said:
Well, to tell the truth, I think TV has always been about brain rotting. But to me the golden age of TV was around the time of Rockford Files, Columbo and Kojak. Good acting, engaging stories, likeable characters, good writing and great filming. Today's fictional TV shows are poorly shot, have forgettable characters, poorly constructed, convoluted writing and reality TV is just unreal and nauseating. But those are just personally biases. Fact of the matter is, TV is still what TV always has been- a device to induce brain rot.HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
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Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"09/15/1998 & 09/16/1998, Mansfield, MA; 08/29/00 08/30/00, Mansfield, MA; 07/02/03, 07/03/03, Mansfield, MA; 09/28/04, 09/29/04, Boston, MA; 09/22/05, Halifax, NS; 05/24/06, 05/25/06, Boston, MA; 07/22/06, 07/23/06, Gorge, WA; 06/27/2008, Hartford; 06/28/08, 06/30/08, Mansfield; 08/18/2009, O2, London, UK; 10/30/09, 10/31/09, Philadelphia, PA; 05/15/10, Hartford, CT; 05/17/10, Boston, MA; 05/20/10, 05/21/10, NY, NY; 06/22/10, Dublin, IRE; 06/23/10, Northern Ireland; 09/03/11, 09/04/11, Alpine Valley, WI; 09/11/11, 09/12/11, Toronto, Ont; 09/14/11, Ottawa, Ont; 09/15/11, Hamilton, Ont; 07/02/2012, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/04/2012 & 07/05/2012, Berlin, Germany; 07/07/2012, Stockholm, Sweden; 09/30/2012, Missoula, MT; 07/16/2013, London, Ont; 07/19/2013, Chicago, IL; 10/15/2013 & 10/16/2013, Worcester, MA; 10/21/2013 & 10/22/2013, Philadelphia, PA; 10/25/2013, Hartford, CT; 11/29/2013, Portland, OR; 11/30/2013, Spokane, WA; 12/04/2013, Vancouver, BC; 12/06/2013, Seattle, WA; 10/03/2014, St. Louis. MO; 10/22/2014, Denver, CO; 10/26/2015, New York, NY; 04/23/2016, New Orleans, LA; 04/28/2016 & 04/29/2016, Philadelphia, PA; 05/01/2016 & 05/02/2016, New York, NY; 05/08/2016, Ottawa, Ont.; 05/10/2016 & 05/12/2016, Toronto, Ont.; 08/05/2016 & 08/07/2016, Boston, MA; 08/20/2016 & 08/22/2016, Chicago, IL; 07/01/2018, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/03/2018, Krakow, Poland; 07/05/2018, Berlin, Germany; 09/02/2018 & 09/04/2018, Boston, MA; 09/08/2022, Toronto, Ont; 09/11/2022, New York, NY; 09/14/2022, Camden, NJ; 09/02/2023, St. Paul, MN; 05/04/2024 & 05/06/2024, Vancouver, BC; 05/10/2024, Portland, OR; 05/03/2025, New Orleans, LA;
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I am completely outraged that you would confuse the Wonder Years with Saved by the Bell. I'm going to demand both a public apology and that your employer terminates you immediately.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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Wonder Years? Is that the one where the black fella gets shipped off to 90210 to live with his auntie?mrussel1 said:
I am completely outraged that you would confuse the Wonder Years with Saved by the Bell. I'm going to demand both a public apology and that your employer terminates you immediately.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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That was Different Strokes.Halifax2TheMax said:
Wonder Years? Is that the one where the black fella gets shipped off to 90210 to live with his auntie?mrussel1 said:
I am completely outraged that you would confuse the Wonder Years with Saved by the Bell. I'm going to demand both a public apology and that your employer terminates you immediately.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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The kid who wore the suspenders! I knew it!mrussel1 said:
That was Different Strokes.Halifax2TheMax said:
Wonder Years? Is that the one where the black fella gets shipped off to 90210 to live with his auntie?mrussel1 said:
I am completely outraged that you would confuse the Wonder Years with Saved by the Bell. I'm going to demand both a public apology and that your employer terminates you immediately.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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Yep, Mork from Ork.Halifax2TheMax said:
The kid who wore the suspenders! I knew it!mrussel1 said:
That was Different Strokes.Halifax2TheMax said:
Wonder Years? Is that the one where the black fella gets shipped off to 90210 to live with his auntie?mrussel1 said:
I am completely outraged that you would confuse the Wonder Years with Saved by the Bell. I'm going to demand both a public apology and that your employer terminates you immediately.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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Mork was black? Hard to tell on a B&W television the size of a shed.mrussel1 said:
Yep, Mork from Ork.Halifax2TheMax said:
The kid who wore the suspenders! I knew it!mrussel1 said:
That was Different Strokes.Halifax2TheMax said:
Wonder Years? Is that the one where the black fella gets shipped off to 90210 to live with his auntie?mrussel1 said:
I am completely outraged that you would confuse the Wonder Years with Saved by the Bell. I'm going to demand both a public apology and that your employer terminates you immediately.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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Damn Halifax, I feel sorry for you.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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Boy, the way Glenn Miller played...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"0 -
Maybe a sympathy case of wine and a bag of ice?mcgruff10 said:
Damn Halifax, I feel sorry for you.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
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I ll pm you my address. Send me tracking info when you can. I prefer Pinot Grigio and rose’s.Halifax2TheMax said:
Maybe a sympathy case of wine and a bag of ice?mcgruff10 said:
Damn Halifax, I feel sorry for you.Halifax2TheMax said:
Was Winnie in that one?mcgruff10 said:
Saved by the bell is where it’s at.Halifax2TheMax said:
Beats the hell out of Blossom as far as social commentary goes but then again, I wasn’t lulled into unconsciousness because I didn’t watch it. Blossom, hilarious.cincybearcat said:
From the 70's. Sheesh gotta go back 50 years!Meltdown99 said:
3 great TV shows right there...Halifax2TheMax said:
I guess you never watched All in the Family, the Mary Tyler Moore Show or MASH? None of those could have possibly made people think or question authority or what their government was doing in their name?HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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True, lol!cincybearcat said:
I was going to say...I don;t think the book guy is the target audience for TVbrianlux said:
Well, to tell the truth, I think TV has always been about brain rotting. But to me the golden age of TV was around the time of Rockford Files, Columbo and Kojak. Good acting, engaging stories, likeable characters, good writing and great filming. Today's fictional TV shows are poorly shot, have forgettable characters, poorly constructed, convoluted writing and reality TV is just unreal and nauseating. But those are just personally biases. Fact of the matter is, TV is still what TV always has been- a device to induce brain rot.HughFreakingDillon said:
disagree brian. tv was watered down feel good shit that had zero semblance in reality back then. now, there is still that, it's just the spectrum has grown exponentially. there are shows that challenge our intellect, emotion, ethics, whereas before the biggest challenge we got was on "a very special Blossom" where she and a friend snuck out and had a beer, and subsequently realized the errors of their ways and went back to white picket fence life.brianlux said:My mother was a TV fanatic and I loved her dearly, so it's not the viewers I would ever say anything against, it's just the shows. And for me, that means pretty much the vast majority of what's on the tube these days.
now we have tv that actually makes us think, starts meaningful conversations, changes culture even. unfortunately, what comes with that is also tv that changes culture for the worse.
as Mrs Garrett would say, "you take the good, you take the bad, you take em both, and there you have, the facts of life"
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