[ SECRET POST #6773 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6773 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I've shared similar sentiments before. I miss the era of TV in the late 2000s. You have your scheduled programming and DVR, so if you can catch something live you'll know when and which channel. If you miss something you want to watch, there is recording saved for when you do have time to watch.

These days it's just in general hard for me to get into shows. I'm one of those people who gets contrarian and I won't watch something if everyone keeps hyping it up. In my younger years, I was able to get into shows from catching them on TV while channel surfing or walking in on a family member watching said show and because they have control of the remote, I politely watch with them. Sometimes I got into the show, other times I feel grateful that I caught a little bit of the show and know that it wasn't for me.

I also miss the special moments on boring Friday nights or Saturday afternoons where I catch a random movie on a random channel and it feels like discovering an overlooked gem.
In the late 1990s, that's how my brother and I became fans of "Office Space".