Traditional broadcast television, with its fixed schedules and passive viewing, is still more engaging for a family than on-demand streaming services ever will be. We gather around the TV at 8 PM for a show everyone watches together, and that shared moment creates conversations that a binge-watch alone in your room just kills. Streaming gives you endless choice, but choice often leads to decision fatigue and isolation. I've noticed my own family talks more during a live broadcast than when we're picking episodes from a library. Isn't there something about the collective experience of watching the same thing at the same time that makes TV worth keeping around, or is that just nostalgia for a past we'll never get back?