Finally something I can (easily) do that makes me healthier.
This article sumbits a theory that TV has become more engaging and requires more "active-mind" watching (requiring a background in social issues, technical issues [medical shows], and denser information delivery).
There are some informationally-questionable graphs that chart the evolution and application of multi-threaded-story of various shows like "Starsky and Hutch", "Hill Street Blues" through to "The Sopranos."
The author does attribute this rise of "rich" and "mine-able" TV shows to the increase of interactive games and a desire for "re-watchable" DVD box sets -- because it is all about the Benjamins...
This article sumbits a theory that TV has become more engaging and requires more "active-mind" watching (requiring a background in social issues, technical issues [medical shows], and denser information delivery).
There are some informationally-questionable graphs that chart the evolution and application of multi-threaded-story of various shows like "Starsky and Hutch", "Hill Street Blues" through to "The Sopranos."
The author does attribute this rise of "rich" and "mine-able" TV shows to the increase of interactive games and a desire for "re-watchable" DVD box sets -- because it is all about the Benjamins...
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