Television

[Ms. Luv]

Do you still watch it? Is it even relevant. Are internet videos TV now? Who knows? Maybe you.

 

[snicker-sage]

Television used to have fewer channels and tons of things to watch,
Nowadays, it got a tons of channels and fewer things to watch.

It was rumored to stop by 2009.

 

[VanityFair]

Do you still watch it? Is it even relevant. Are internet videos TV now? Who knows? Maybe you.

No, TV has been completely irrelevant for the last couple of years. I watch documentaries on YouTube, some series and movies on Disney+ and Prime, that's mostly it.

 

[mrprince24]

Feel like the term "television" is more broad than it was about 15 or so years ago. With the rise of streaming (including YouTube) I feel like you can watch anything, at any time. Whether broadcasted or otherwise.

 

[Ink Slinger]

Yes, there is still good programming. Besides, with streaming mostly everyone has their own service and I don't really feel like having all of them just to watch the shows I can catch on TV.

 

[TiedForAll]

Usually while having dinner.

 

[Lockdown]

I stopped watching slightly less than a decade ago. Nothing interests me as much compared to the streaming services or what YouTube has to offer. Plus my brain turns to mush when I sit in front of the tv for more than an hour and a half.

When I was much younger I would pretty much watch tv a from morning to night. But I was a kid so I enjoyed my cartoons.

 

[Baka]

If we talk strictly about proadcast TV then at least for me it is extremely irrelevant. The things I want to watch aren't exactly something that gets proadcasted here and from online I can watch whatever I want whenever I want. TV only exists in our house for gaming and DVD/VHS/BD watching purposes.

Only exception is when I am visiting my grandmother. I've watched movies with her ever since I was ten and she still likes to watch them with me, so if anything that interests me or her pops up we watch that together.