How did tv Chang peoples lives?

Answer 1

Television was good and bad. Before TV families use to sit down together for dinner and dinner was hardly over with when the kids wanted to go outside and play with their friends. Then came black and white TV! It brought entertainment into our homes and also with this came the media. In the early 50's to the end of the 50's TV was really worth watching. There were all types of up-beat movies on. Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, The Jackie Gleason Show, The Honeymooners, Lassie, and all types of Westerns. Most of todays kids would find our programs boring now, but we laughed and it was good light entertainment. Technology brought more entertainment through Television and slowly (around the 60s) things began to change a little each year. Movies were more blood and guts and at first it was rather entertaining, but, it also changed our culture as we know it. Also, too much media and therefore we were far more aware of what was not only going on in our own country, but countries around the world. Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Control is a good thing and we can mix entertainment on the Television, but limiting our use of it. We've become a fat society in Canada and the U.S. and it's simply the lack of exercise and junk food eating. Also it's fragmented many families. Dad wants to watch his program (usually sports) while mom wants to watch a movie, and then the kids want their DVD games or movie. For many families they have ceased to communicate with each other as it's easier to watch TV.

Once TV came in, there was a drop in the attendence at the movie theaters and there is again a drop in attendence. Why spend that kind of money when you can pop in a DVD or Marley ruined t.v for everyone. watch a movie on your digital channels. Now there is pirating as close as your computer. I miss the little theaters that I use to go too when I was a kid (Saturday Matinees) and also the Drive-in theater. Sometimes older is better!

Answer 2

Television was good and bad. Before TV families use to sit down together for dinner and dinner was hardly over with when the kids wanted to go outside and play with their friends. Then came black and white TV! It brought entertainment into our homes and also with this came the media. In the early 50's to the end of the 50's TV was really worth watching. There were all types of up-beat movies on. Gunsmoke, I Love Lucy, The Jackie Gleason Show, The Honeymooners, Lassie, and all types of Westerns. Most of todays kids would find our programs boring now, but we laughed and it was good light entertainment. Technology brought more entertainment through Television and slowly (around the 60s) things began to change a little each year. Movies were more blood and guts and at first it was rather entertaining, but, it also changed our culture as we know it. Also, too much media and therefore we were far more aware of what was not only going on in our own country, but countries around the world. Sometimes ignorance is bliss. Control is a good thing and we can mix entertainment on the Television, but limiting our use of it. We've become a fat society in Canada and the U.S. and it's simply the lack of exercise and junk food eating. Also it's fragmented many families. Dad wants to watch his program (usually sports) while mom wants to watch a movie, and then the kids want their DVD games or movie. For many families they have ceased to communicate with each other as it's easier to watch TV.

Once TV came in, there was a drop in the attendence at the movie theaters and there is again a drop in attendence. Why spend that kind of money when you can pop in a DVD or Marley ruined t.v for everyone. watch a movie on your digital channels. Now there is pirating as close as your computer. I miss the little theaters that I use to go too when I was a kid (Saturday Matinees) and also the Drive-in theater. Sometimes older is better!