Why are older TV shows better?

Older shows are original with ideas that were creative and fresh for their time. The newer shows have no creative juices that are original, they are getting ideas for shows from older shows which becomes borrowing and lacking for the viewers need for wanting something new.

Why do old TV shows look bad on HDTV?

But the quality of regular (standard def) TV on an HDTV display varies considerably based on the quality of the upconversion in the cable box or in the TV itself. Cable is notorious for having some of the worst compression artifacts both on SD and HD broadcasts — garbage in, garbage out.

Why do I like watching childhood shows?

Therapeutically, rewatching shows and movies helps heal previous emotional wounds, tapping into good memories to reconcile sadness or pain during hard times. Some may also feel nostalgic while watching old shows, remembering their past memories and experiences.

What are the advantages of old media?

Old Media can save you time and money. TV and radio, mainly looking at you. There is a fast turnaround, broad reach, and little fuss about the cost. Of course, traditional media like direct mail can get a little costly, but TV and radio will give you the biggest bang for your buck in regards to reaching a wide audience.

Why is the next generation of TV so big?

Not only is it big, but everything is produced on a much more polished scale. Everything looks bigger AND looks better. The next generation of TV’s will be upwards of 120 inches and show more colors than is actually possible for your eyes to see. 9.

Are there any TV channels that rerun old TV shows?

There are several of them. MeTV, AntennaTV, Cozi TV. They all rerun the hit shows of the 50’s through the 80’s. Sure, they have commercials. Mobility Scooters, supplemental Medicare insurance, end of life insurance and Adult protective underwear.

Is TV news still relevant?

TV has been delivering (mostly) factual news stories for decades now. People are more likely to trust a reporter on the news than their Aunt Sue on Facebook who is giving her two cents regarding “The Onion” article that she doesn’t realize is satirical. TV and radio are still alive and well.