Are those long, drawn-out, aimless tv shows still a thing?
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Date: December 8th, 2019 5:00 PM Author: Hyperactive french antidepressant drug library
Yes, I never watch any of it. It's the same thing as Gen X watching "The Practice" in 1999 but repackaged into 120 different shows watched by 1 million viewers each. And everyone gives themselves a pat on the back and self-righteously tells themselves, "TV? Basic cable? Yeah, no. Network TV??? *spits out soy milk* haha"
Time was, we used to know what crap was and what was good. Crap existed but we KNEW it was crap. Now it's all merged together, TV shows shot in digital/widescreen are indistinguishable from $50 million movies to the untrained eye.
Postscript: I play video games devised by insane Japanese men that have 7 hours of cinematic cutscenes. I also Read but I almost never enjoy it.
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