Television was, for a very long time, the main source of my entertainment. Since I was a kid, I had the fortune of having cable TV and being able to enjoy great cartoons and different shows from the good old days before everything turned into pure streaming services. I always remember being with my grandmother watching Dragon Ball Z on a huge tube TV late at night. She didn’t understand anything that was happening in that anime, but she truly appreciated the time we spent together. I got to see the beginning of great cartoons like Regular Show, Adventure Time, Avatar, The Amazing World of Gumball, etc., etc.
There were also series that, as a kid, didn’t interest me much, but today I consider myself a big fan of, since as an adult I can understand them much better, like House M.D., Doctor Who, The Big Bang Theory, and surprisingly My Little Pony. As a kid, I used to think that certain series weren’t for me, either because of their aesthetic or because of bad ideas I had about them, but as I grew up I understood that that meant nothing. I started to enjoy spending more time watching the shows and understanding their message rather than judging them based on prejudice. I also understood that many works simply weren’t meant for my age; I wouldn’t have understood them as a kid, it was necessary to grow much more.
Television evolved a lot, but its peak lasted until streaming services took over everything. Don’t get me wrong, they’re much better than watching ads; but man, even ads used to be quite original, and my family and I would end up remembering them by their songs. Nowadays, you have to pay for several services if you want to watch something specific or good, or well, end up like me watching all the Rocky movies on YouTube. Anyway, those were times when the internet, at least on this side of the pond, wasn’t very normalized yet despite the existence of cyber cafés. Having your own computer was actually pretty rare in lower-class families. In the end, those are times that have already passed, and I truly hope they don’t come back. It was great to watch anything, but like everything in life, it gets updated. Thanks for watching, see you another time.
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La televisión fué por muchísimo tiempo la fuente de mi entretenimiento, desde chico, tuve la fortuna de tener cable y poder disfrutar grandes caricaturas y distintos programas de la buena época antes de que se vuelvan puros servicios de streaming. Recuerdo siempre estar con mi abuela viendo dragon ball Z por la televisión de tubo gigantesca a grandes horas de la noche, ella no comprendía nada de lo que ocurría en este anime, pero apreciaba muchísimo el tiempo que pasábamos juntos. Pude ver el comienzo de grandes caricaturas como Un Show Más, Hora de aventura, Avatar, el asombroso mundo de Gumball, etc etc...
Las series que también de pequeño no me interesaban mucho pero que hoy en día me considero un gran fan ya que siendo adulto la puedo comprender de mejor manera, como el Doctor House, Doctor Who, Big Bang theory y sorpresivamente My little Pony. Desde chico tenía el pensamiento de que diferentes series no eran para mí tanto por su estética o por malas ideas que tenía de estas mismas, pero ya de grande comprendí que eso no significa nada. Empecé a disfrutar más tiempo viendo la serie y comprendiendo su mensaje más que sus prejuicios. Comprendí también que varias obras simplemente no eran para mí edad, no las iba a comprender siendo un chico, era necesario crecer mucho más.
La televisión avanzó muchísimo, pero su pico duro hasta que los servicios dominaron todo. No me malinterpreten, están mucho mejores que ver anuncios; pero hombre, hasta los anuncios llegaban a ser bastantes originales y hasta llegábamos a recordarlos con mi familia a sus respectivas canciones. Actualmente uno tiene que pagar varios servicios en caso de querer ver algo específico o bueno, terminar como yo y viendo todas las películas de Rocky por Youtube. En fin, eran tiempos donde todavía internet por lo menos en esta parte del charco, no estaba muy normalizado a pesar de la existencia de los ciber. Tener una máquina propia era realmente raro en familias de clase baja. En fin, son tiempos que ya pasaron y realmente espero que no vuelvan. Era genial ver cualquier cosa, pero como todo en la vida, se actualiza. Gracias por ver, nos vemos en otra ocasión.
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