What killed it?

TDS

>>212837239 (OP)
Who stays up late to watch "tv" anymore.

Colin Quinn is the new host

>>212837268
>All the highlights are posted are posted online anyway

>>212837268
elderly people rotting in hospitals dosed to the gills on painkillers

>>212837239 (OP)
>What killed it?
TDS

>>212837239 (OP)
TDS and the fact that twitter has 1000x the amount of angry jews wailing about politics

>>212837292
t.

>>212837265
>>212837305
>TDS
This doesn't exist

RIP IN PAEACE

>>212837365
>This doesn't exist

>>212837239 (OP)
if only you fuckers let tom selleck reverse mortgage your house and bought more medications we could have saved it

>>212837268
As a kid my parents would let me watch Jay Leno headlines on Mondays but only that segment then I had to go to bed but it was such a kino time

i dont know if youve watched these sorts of shows in the past fifteen years but they're really fucking bad now. also the format sort of became podcasts so people are OD'ing on without watching the actual lateshows

>>212837239 (OP)
digits and they put kill tony or shane gillis in the timeslot

>>212837435
They'll never put Shane Gillis in that spot

How's Fallon? Whenever I hear about late night political drama it's always from Colbert or Kimmel.

>>212837413
same i loved that segment as a kid. i remember during summer time my bed time was later so i would watch this almost every night. wasnt usually interested in the rest of the show since i didnt give a f about the guests just the funny headlines

>>212837239 (OP)
The death of the mono-culture. These shows used to be the only place to see jokes aimed at daily events, interviews with celebrities and musical performances by up and coming talent. Now the kids have options. All entertainment is essentially at their fingertips at all times. If scarcity signals to the mind as value then abundance reads as the opposite. Young people used to have to wait all night and stay up to see Letterman so that they wouldn’t be out of the loop culturally with other young people. That’s gone. So, with the exception of Fallon, these shows pander to the former young people of the late 80’s and 90’s: today’s old people. >>212837607
And Fallon is off putting in his own way. Like an old guy desperately needing the approval of the youth. Seems like a nice guy but that’s the point, isn’t it? That’s his brand. It’s all contingent on a superficial likability

got replaced by internet doom scrolling, streaming, podcasts, tik tok.
No one watches tv anymore.
in recent years they lost all nuance and subtleness and just went full mask off libtard.
Like you know conan and letterman were liberals but they actually brought the comedy.

once the boomers die off who will still be watching late night tv? people say late night got millions of viewers, but its about demo ya retards, how many 18-25 year olds are watching late night. none.

>>212837239 (OP)
It's not even that the late night format is outdated, it's the fact that television itself is outdated. Someone could do an online version of a late night show and it would kill. And yeah, the woke shit kills everything.

>>212837239 (OP)
Allegedly trump won a lawsuit against cbs a few weeks ago and he tucker Carlson him

i can picture a future where there are no longer late night shows.
Kind of how there used to be saturday morning cartoons, now nothing.

grim

>>212837239 (OP)
Being libslop.

>>212837299
They turn us twice a day. We're not rotting.

>>212837239 (OP)
The internet, podcasts, and 24/7 news.

>>212837292
>>212837359
Or you can just read about it in the paper, the paper.

Are newspapers still around? Seems the internet killed a lot of mediums.

>>212837239 (OP)
>>212837413
Remember when late night shows actually made light of all topics and didn't spend their monologues and skit time talking about Trump?

things that will die in the next 15-20 years

late night tv shows
24 hour news
MTV
cable

>>212838765
15-20 years? That's generous! Movie theaters are probably dead in the same timeframe.

>>212837265
/thread

tv is going to go through a weird new life being replaced by the internet and streaming, it will become like how the radio used to be important, 100 years from now no one will own a tv, it will be all internet

>>212837365
I want to look at their YouTube channel and see how many videos are about Trump compared to any skits or whatever else they do.

streaming and the internet killed it. even when people did watch it they did it they did so the next day when the segments were uploaded to youtube the next day. so whats the point of having it then? just produce something similar for far cheaper and post it directly to your youtube channel instead

I mean I dont even watch snl live anymore. I just wait for the clips to get posted to youtube. you kind of have to start wondering how much longer they have too with the format.

>>212838883
>it will become like how the radio used to be important

I still see people blame talk radio for the rise of Trump and continuing growth of conservatism. Now they also blame Telemundo for reaching out to Spanish speakers.
Interesting enough I don't hear anything about Fox Nation.

>>212837239 (OP)
no one watches broadcast tv anymore. Even my boomer parents are getting rid of cable since they only use it for live sports. I literally don't have a way to watch tv that isn't live streamed via the internet

>>212839772
I remember reading Svengoolie is one show that has seen a spike in ratings as people were buying antennaes to watch.

>>212838765
MTV died years ago.

>>212840633
never saw it. isn't that just like evira where they show a scary movie each week?

>>212840793
Yes, along with some skits or interviews at conventions.

>>212837239 (OP)
Being a cock holster for the democrats.

>>212841635
I could see people doing that for the sense of community. fewer people are going out to bars and shit and if those movies were more popular without the host and skits they wouldn't have them

>>212837413

I'm glad you got to experience that bro but true kino was staying up even later during a sleepover to catch Late Night with Letterman in the 80's. There'll never be anything approaching that kind of energy ever again.

>>212842745

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIDNxiKtZNk

>>212837239 (OP)
When late nite starts to spazz about the same shit as day time The View, all other hours as NBC/CNN/MSNBC etc, does viewership drop? It all blurs into repeating the same shit all day long. I'm shocked at anyone who can sit through this constant bombardment of A SINGLE MESSAGING.

>>212837239 (OP)
when Colbert brought his colbert report character on air and got a cease and desist by viacom