There was a time when TV night was a much-anticipated family tradition, long before everyone had a personal screen on their phone, laptop, or tablet. Watching television meant gathering in the living room at the same time, squeezing onto one sofa, sharing a bowl of popcorn or chips, and experiencing every plot twist, cliffhanger, funny moment, and even commercial break together.
Over the years, however, personalized algorithms, individual feeds, and endless scrolling slowly turned entertainment into a more solitary experience. Everyone could watch whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted, often from their own corner of the house.
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