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⌈ Secret Post #2742 ⌋

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Re: Favorite era of entertainment?

[(Anonymous)]

I ... tend to like and watch and read things from about everywhen, so this is surprisingly difficult. Ah. Okay.

Going by my nostalgia goggles, and the eras that make me warm and fuzzy regardless of quality? Film and TV, it's the 70s/80s, although also a lot of 60s TV. Books it'd be children's/YA books from the late 80s/early 90s, though also from a lot earlier because my granddad and parents tended to throw classics at me and I liked quite a lot of them. Music is almost completely 80s rock and pop nostalgia-wise.

Then eras I'm just randomly fond of:

Film - early cinema (1910s/20s), particularly for SF, comedy and pulp crime, 30s/40s/50s swashbucklers, noir and black comedy, 70s action thrillers, 80s fantasy, SF, punk and crime thrillers, 90s serial killer thrillers (specific, I know, but there were some good ones), oughties action and comic movies

TV - 50s/60s were really good for westerns, SF and spy shows, 70s and 80s were good for action and crime shows, as well as dark SF (though maybe I just got hung up on UFO and Blake's 7), the 90s I mostly remember awesome Aussie kids shows, usually SF or fantasy, and the oughties I've been liking a lot of crime and SF/Fantasy shows