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Topic	"The world would be happier and better without the internet"
NightMareBunny 09/15/25 10:29:43 PM #29:	Roachmeat posted... No. No they wouldn't. That is like saying the world would be happier with only cable subscriptions. Obivously that can't be true since there are cartoons and animated series that wouldn't have been revived had streaming not been a thing. (Futurama, Gumball, King of the Hill, American Dad?) Also, coming from someone that is impressed with Wednesday Addams getting her own show and that Christina Ricci guest starred in it (full circle), the internet did at least one thing right since we would probably would have never seen the offshoot if cable execs had something to say about it. Another thing is that being forced to watch what the networks want you to watch at certain times isnt something I miss you had to work around the schedule they had set up and if you missed your favorite show. Reruns werent guaranteed dont even get me started on how anime fans had to settle for whatever scraps they could find you are correct though that something like Wednesday never would have happened on cable television if it did. Theyd probably give it a crappy time slot and no commercials to even tell people it exists <cite>NightMareBunny posted [p:986427619] in "The world... [t:81041504]...</cite> <quote>Roachmeat posted... </cite><quote>No. No they wouldn't.That is like saying the world would be happier with only cable subscriptions. Obivously that can't be true since there are cartoons and animated series that wouldn't have been revived had streaming not been a thing. (Futurama, Gumball, King of the Hill, American Dad?)Also, coming from someone that is impressed with Wednesday Addams getting her own show and that Christina Ricci guest starred in it (full circle), the internet did at least one thing right since we would probably would have never seen the offshoot if cable execs had something to say about it.</quote>Another thing is that being forced to watch what the networks want you to watch at certain times isnt something I miss you had to work around the schedule they had set up and if you missed your favorite show. Reruns werent guaranteed dont even get me started on how anime fans had to settle for whatever scraps they could find you are correct though that something like Wednesday never would have happened on cable television if it did. Theyd probably give it a crappy time slot and no commercials to even tell people it exists </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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