Not yet. Television is still doing somewhat decent, people that were raised with it are still around and often stick to it.
I grew up with a vcr, gen 1 playstation, and Nintendo 64 in a lower-income house. Which, y'know, was the bulk sum of a messy divorce and a single mother trying to raise four children on her own while working. Friday nights were movie nights, and the rest of the week was a mix between wrestling and whatever else was on at the time. Admittedly, I grew up with Power Rangers in Space, Teletoon's dub of Cardcaptors Sakura, and a few other shows. Ah, thems were the days...
Nowadays, cable stuff is hit and miss. Despite earlier apprehensions about him, Gordon Ramsay has grown on me. I've also taken the leap into watching Fear the Walking Dead, although I missed a majority of it for reasons. Wrestling is worse than I remember, or I've just outgrown it and that's kind of sad. Basically, I only watch a few shows on cable. I would assume such is a similar case for many. When your network has to adjust their content for a minority, you kind of start wondering if it's worth running the show through tv or just putting it on the net. Unfortunately, everyone has a streaming site nowadays...
I don't expect many new series being decent for our generation, we are mainly at that age, when all new stuff is never going to be good. Doesn't mean it isn't mainly shit xD
I haven't watched the old Voltron, so my experience is primarily biased; but, the new series has been good up to the last season. Admittedly, the big reveal coupled with how the most recent season has ended were a bit meh, but I'll still watch it where I can. I'll add that the Daredevil series and Luke Cage were good, but Jessica Jones didn't get good until David Tennant showed up. Iron Fist outside the family drama with the antagonists was pretty bad. Defenders was passable, if nothing else.
The rest of the shit I've seen online has really been between "meh" and shit. Hell, STD (Star Trek: Discovery, although the show is as about as entertaining as a venereal disease) is more a cash-in attempt to pull in new viewers who were fans of the Abrams films (I thought they were shit, Wrath of Kahn, The Voyage Home, The Undiscovered Country, and First Contact are the only good films) while insulting the nostalgia-driven fans of the series. It's like NBC didn't bother going back and watching TOS, TNG, DS9, and seasons 3&4 of Enterprise to get why people originally enjoyed the franchise.
I mean, that's the majority of remakes nowadays, anyways. Empty attempts at "cashing-in" on nostalgia while bashing the original fans and trying to cultivate a new generation. Also,
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