Watching TV, Then and Now

I grew up watching television—really more than I should have. Back then, to watch a new episode, you had to wait until it aired the next week. If you missed it because you had other plans . . . well, too bad. You missed it.

Now, it’s normal to watch an entire season of a show and only that show for a while. The television watching experience is very different. Tony Wilson of Dorkly summarized it in 5 cartoons. You can view the rest here.


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I find it confusing when people actually make the effort to return carts to the return stalls only to stop five feet away from the stall and make a final push of the cart (apparently assuming that it has magical nesting powers) before turning and walking away.
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