You’ll Fail This Movie Quiz… Unless You Grew Up In The 90s

The role television has played in our lives for decades is indeed one of the most significant ones. From “Who Shot JR?” to “F.R.I.E.N.D.S” and to “One Day at a Time” there have been so many life changing shows that we were able to witness only because of television. Be it tragedies like 9/11 or moments of merriment like the Moon landing, the only medium because of which we were able to view them was television.

As the times have changed, so have televisions in the past century. What started as a large box with antennas and merely three channels along with grainy images can now be seen as high-definition flat screens with the option to stream sites like Netflix and Amazon Prime along with a plethora of channels.

There is a correlation between how we consume technology, and the technology itself says Lynn Spigel who is a professor at Northwestern University and is also the author of “Make Room for TV” and “TV by Design”.  She further adds on: “Technology doesn’t determine how we consume, but it does offer possible ways of consuming TV,” she told Insider. “Often people who design TV technologies take cues from how people already use TV.”

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