Growing up with a TV as a child in the 60s, 70s, 80s and even the 90s brought real joy to many. Watching TV allowed people to stay up-to-date on current events, laugh at hilarious sitcoms, and be part of a larger community of viewers. It was also a way to learn about different cultures, as shows like The Cosby Show, All in the Family, and Diff’rent Strokes featured diverse characters and themes.
Although TV has changed a lot since then with the rise of streaming services, many classic TV shows remain a major source of entertainment for people of all ages and backgrounds.
Do you think some of the most famous classic TV shows might have been overrated? Are there any shows that are underrated and should have been more popular? Cast your ratings and we will suggest a hobby for you to try based on your TV opinions.
How to play:
- If you believe a show is rated too highly by other people, i.e. you think it is not as good as others have said, then choose "Overrated".
- If you think others have rated it below what it deserves, i.e. you think it is better than others have said, then choose "Underrated".
- If you feel it's exactly where it should be, then choose "Accurately rated".
- If you haven't seen it or heard of it, choose "I don't know".
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4 Comments
I got Bread Making
Try bread making! You can work out all your anger and frustration on the dough. Not only will this give your hands something to do but at the end, YOU GET BREAD! And who can be upset while eating bread, I ask you?
Scrapbooking I used to do it about 50 years ago when I was a kid, I didn`t use fancy stuff I just put pictures in them, that I was interested in. I`ve still got them they are in a wardrobe.
Journaling. Some of these shows were really good at the time and some still are
You should try your hand at embroidery! Just like most crafty hobbies that involve concentration and skill, it is a stress reliever. Also, wouldn’t it be nice to see some handmade embroidery around your place? And once you hone in on your skills, you can tap into your entrepreneurial spirit and start selling some personalized embroidery!
^ No, I don’t think so