[ SECRET POST #6773 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6773 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I get you, OP.

That's a great pic because scheduled TV usually was a household event for families. It was for mine. I mean, of course we had more than one television, and of course we recorded shows on VHS, so we did watch stuff separately. But there were specific days and lineups when we would all set up TV trays with a specific meal and watch the lineup together. TGIF in particular was HUGE in the 90s with Family Matters, Boy Meets World, etc.

I even look back fondly on the infomercials that ran overnight.

And TV Guide! We had a subscription and actually used it to know what was on and the synopsis hahaha. Because no internet.

We had basic cable by the time I was 8 or 9, but we still watched stuff on the legacy channels. And the news! Omg, there was no 24/7 news, so you watched one of the three evening news shows, and I remember how serious and super-professional the anchors were. They were addressing a national audience, so there was no partisan bent to it.

Ah yes. Simpler times.

[greghousesgf]

I haven't lived with my family in decades but I remember plenty of arguments with them about what to watch. Just because we're related it does NOT mean we like all the same movies and TV shows.

[volkameria]

I vaguely remember pouring over TV Guides as a kid and being amazed at all the different episode descriptions - which sounded cool and which sounded lame, haha. Thanks for jogging my memory!

[greghousesgf]

TV Guide descriptions of Monty Python eps made it clear they didn't understand the humor.