/b/ - Random

Piracy knows best.

this. most normalfags are still too brainwashed to actually stop consuming the slop though

I'm still watching 50s, 60s and 70s re-runs on DVD box sets today, not going to change my ways.

 >>/79571/
since you enjoy old media as well, check out Detour from 1945 if you haven't already.
it's an awesome movie, definitely one of my personal favs

 >>/79222/
man, i wish the tv was full of marxist propaganda. you must be watching a different kind of tv than i am

About 80% of it is moronic but they do have a few "oldie" channels too which play re-runs from the 60s, 70s and 80s. Every once in a while you will see an interesting show about crime solving old cold murder cases or some chef cooking a delicious gourmet meal. The issue with TV is there is so much garabage you have to shuffle through to find anything worthy of watching anymore. TV was better with just 4 major stations way back in the day, they relied on good content for enough viewers to stay on the air waves, there was no leeway for those networks pissing off their viewers so they focused on the highest quality of content. Thus the "golden age" of TV.

 >>/79913/
I challenge you to watch some shows from the 50s and 60s, maybe some from the 70s too, then compare them to average shows airing today. Complete night vs day difference.

Internet is freedom.

 >>/79931/
Depends how you use it really. The internet can also be used to spy on you, track you, blacklist you, dox you, etc. It is a tool. If used correctly and properly, yes, it can be great. If mindlessly misused you could be doing yourself more harm then good.

 >>/79924/
Does anyone even watch TV anymore? seriously

 >>/80040/
I do, but typically old sitcoms from the bygone era of real America. I have DVD box sets and offline backups with digital copies of all my favorite old shows. Same thing for my favorite movies, 90% of them all older movies too. No, I don't buy streaming services or TV service. I watch what I have and I have what I enjoy watching.

 >>/79931/
Nah, it's all brainwashing where you're forced to conform to mainstream normgroid thinking patterns and get hooked on money, there's no actual soul.

 >>/80061/
You're going to the wrong sites

 >>/80097/
This.
 >>/80061/
Stop relying on sites like 4chan & Reddit as alternatives because they are corporate horseshit now. The corporate normie internet is cancer. There still are a lot of alternative sites, online communities and networks that exist today, you just need a normal PC or laptop and know where to look. Lurk around and explore the web a bit deeper. Explore open source software available today. Maybe check out some decentralized chat & peer-to-peer file sharing networks too.

 >>/79290/
exactly

 >>/80040/
Yes but mostly all older shows and sitcoms, most pre-1990s. Honeymooners, Sea Hunt, Outer Limits, One Step Beyond, X-Files, Kojak, the older In The Heat of the Night seasons, first five seasons of Cheers before that show sucked balls, Lavern & Shirley, Wonder Years, The Andy Griffith Show, Dean Martin's Celebrity Roasts... etc.

I do like a select few modern shows like the Trailer Park Boys, the new Beavis & Butt-head are hilarious too, I loved Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul too. When it comes to the "golden age of TV" definitely 1950s through the 1970s but started getting a lot dumber in the 80s and 90s. Very few today are worthy watching, once in a while there may be a gem, but purchasing TV service is not worth it anymore.