Why Modern TV is Failing Us

What’s really wrong with modern TV? In this eye-opening episode of Snake Pit Reviews, join host Snake Daemon as he dives into the impact of reduced episode counts on storytelling and character development. Explore how the shift from 40+ episodes per season to a mere 10 has transformed our beloved shows into fleeting distractions. We’ll dissect classics like Doctor Who and Red Dwarf, highlighting how shorter seasons can stifle creativity and pacing. Discover why audiences are tuning out and why the industry’s claims of “better quality” may just be smoke and mirrors. Join the discussion, share your thoughts, and don’t forget to like and share this video! #ModernTV #DoctorWho #RedDwarf #TVAnalysis #SnakePitReviews

00:00:00 Introduction to Modern TV Problems
00:00:20 Reduced Episode Counts
00:00:41 Episode Counts Over the Decades
00:01:06 From Quantity to Scarcity
00:01:23 The Snake Pit Introduction
00:01:38 Red Dwarf as an Example of Successful Short Seasons
00:01:53 Red Dwarf - Fathers and Suns
00:02:17 Red Dwarf - Timewave
00:02:51 The Impossibility of Red Dwarf in Today's TV Landscape
00:03:17 The Problem with Modern TV's 'Less is More' Approach
00:03:46 The Impact on Audience Engagement
00:04:14 The Disposable Nature of Modern TV
00:04:34 Conclusion
00:04:58 Call to Action
00:05:15 Outro