(I've italicised the bits where it goes out of order.)
I can only imagine you watched different TV to me in the 90s if you thought it was significantly less dross filled.
Thats a fair point. Ok the good stuff is better but the bad stuff is worse as well. I guess thi sis due to the need to fill more hours than before?
That's a bit of an out of date view of things TBH and getting more so every day:
Ok I am out of date but reading that the best you can say is they have started to do it . However what percentage of its output is that ? Its less than 1 % and probably less than 0.1 % and possibly less than 0.01 %
I have netflix FWIW but dont use it all that much
Are you serious about that running order for Crusade, Cougar?
😆 it smells of geek in here 😆
Its not nice to point and laugh at minorities
Are you serious about that running order for Crusade, Cougar?
It's what I put together at the time, there was probably a reason for it. I'd have to go back over it to be "sure" though.
As the shows have been on tv I am not sure what you mean by more quickly
I mean that you can watch four episodes a night and view an entire back catalogue of a show in a matter of weeks. Then you can do the same with another show. So you get through it faster. And you can choose the good stuff. The bad stuff is less likely to be watched just because it's on when you have nothing else to do.
It's what I put together at the time, there was probably a reason for it. I'd have to go back over it to be "sure" though.
I saw it when it was first broadcast, presumably in numerical order (but maybe not!). I didn't think it was great but it wasn't as all over the place as it would have been if yours was the correct sequence.
It wouldn't be unheard of, Firefly was broadcast in a strange order too.
The poster boy for that is American Gothic. The DVD's all over the bloody place. At least Firefly's order was corrected for the disc.
Babylon 5 always reminds me of video toaster and Amigas 🙁
