[ SECRET POST #4171 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4171 ⌋

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Comments

[cbrachyrhynchos]

Even if you go with the conservative range for Gen X, Star Wars landed right in the middle of most of our childhoods.

[(Anonymous)]

And even then, people underestimate how media access has changed - when I was a kid, you saw things in the cinema, then on TV, when they were broadcast, and if you missed it, you had to wait possibly years to see it again. No cable, either. Then VHS recorders came in, but movies were far more available than TV shows for a long time. It wasn't until the mid-90s and DVDs that TV series became affordable and commonly available to buy. It was a lot easier to watch Star Wars than it was to find something like SG-1, if it was even broadcast in your country.

[(Anonymous)]

Affordable TV on DVD was a mid-00s development. Mid-90s would have still been expensive boxed sets of VHS tapes.