TravisR
Senior HTF Member
Other than a handful of Netflix shows, we still do.Ejanss said:We used to get one show every week.
Other than a handful of Netflix shows, we still do.Ejanss said:We used to get one show every week.
No, nowadays, we get America's Got Talent on two nights a week, and The Million-Second Quiz on EVERY night for two weeks...TravisR said:Other than a handful of Netflix shows, we still do.
Fair enough but I was talking about real TV shows and not contest/game show junk.Ejanss said:No, nowadays, we get America's Got Talent on two nights a week, and The Million-Second Quiz on EVERY night for two weeks...
The closest comparison I can think of offhand, was when I first got on the internet around 20 years ago.Ejanss said:with unlimited access to the TV cookie-jar, we sit like kids who dream of scarfing the whole package of Oreos at once.
There's also a middle ground provided today, and that is focusing on a single show during your standard viewing time. So I might watch 2-3 hours a night on one show until the story arc or season is complete. Some times based on my mood I'll watch the same series a few nights in a row even if the individual episodes are independent.jcroy said:The closest comparison I can think of offhand, was when I first got on the internet around 20 years ago.
Back then, I went on huge long netsurfing marathons that lasted all day (or all night). During summers or holidays, I sometimes went on netsurfing marathons that lasted two or three days with very little to no sleep (ie. lots of caffeine).
After such crazy marathons, I was completely wiped out.