When did "the golden era of television" die?
When did "the golden era of television" die?
Jayden Wright
Joseph Flores
>i was watching jimmy, watch a bull ant
Josiah Edwards
1969
Daniel Wright
>"I was watching Chopper watch Jimmy watching the bull-ant whilst waiting for a mate"
Dylan Perry
>this 410?
Leo Phillips
May 2010, end of LOST
Joseph Edwards
>sir, have you been drinking?
Luis Wright
Bana is a seriously good character actor.
The golden age of television died when dark crystal didn't get a second season.
Wyatt Watson
>nah, just waiting for a mate
Lucas Baker
Remember when Australians weren't a bunch of pozzed faggots, yeah me neither but chopper was the exception
Christopher Sanchez
>not vb and wild turrkey cans
ngmi
Carson Flores
faahkin neville
Ryder Sanders
Not entirely sure you can characterise Australians as "pozzed". They make Americans from the southern states look positively enlightened.
Also, Australia has consistently made great movies.
Levi Bennett
they're a bunch of super faggots but they've made some decent film, I'll give you that.
Thomas Ramirez
2020
we lost Cops and Live PD in one swoop
Jackson Garcia
2014
Benjamin Wright
1992
Cameron Howard
I wouldn't go that far, Funny Games and La Pianiste were alright I suppose.
Asher Reyes
There never was one. Television was largely shit for most its existence. The BBC in the 70s-90s rarely pumped out some real kino like I Cladius. The Sopranos was a really promising sign of what television might be. But those are exceptions. Television is largely cheap shit with rare good shows sprinkled into the heap of shit.
Luis Gray
Mr Inbetween came out in 2018 and it's fucking killer so I don't know what you're talking about
Asher Bailey
Wild Turkey is too expensive, should be woodies and cola or UDL's for the true Australian experience
Carson Nguyen
funny games is from austria, the remake literally doesn’t count
Brandon Watson
Probably when Game of Thrones fell apart. That was the last weekly cable show that felt like "appointment viewing"