[ SECRET POST #5122 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5122 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I like both old and new shows, but I do agree that there is something special about older TV that I do tend to miss nowadays. Especially with comedies. I feel like a lot of comedies nowadays are sort of more like, "Oh, that was amusing." Meanwhile, I watch an older comedy and I'm having a full on belly laugh. I miss that. It seems like a lot of comedies nowadays tend to be more...self-conscious, or something. And the dramas didn't always have to rely on cheap stunts and constantly killing characters off to show how "edgy" they are and whatnot. The drama and darker moments felt more natural much of the time.

And I also agree about people thinking great TV is some kind of recent phenomenon when it's really not. A lot of the great TV shows we have now wouldn't exist without some of the classics from the past paving the way.