Christian.

Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

Last night then, end of a really big era of TV.

A TV show that actually my country and your country both share.

It's bigger in England where Neighbors has been watched for decades by millions of people.

It's on twice a day.

There was the original screening at lunchtime when if you're off sick from school, you always watched it at lunchtime. And then it was

on again at half-past five, and it was one of the biggest shows on British TV for years and

years and years. So the fact that this came, come to an end, it felt last night when I was watching

it all, you actually felt like you were saying goodbye to an era of TV

that actually isn't going to ever be the same again.

Yeah, you're riding away

because now we're so used to streaming shows with big budgets

and it was funny to watch Neighbors again

like considerably a lower budget than what we're used to now.

Because it was spoiled now, aren't we?

It's a feast of all this

amazing streaming content we've got almost too much to keep up with what show you should be watching.

And because we grew up with the TV, that's just how it was then. And also they churned out

thousands and thousands and thousands of episodes over the years. What did we all think of it?

Passie, what do you think of it yesterday? I hadn't watched it since I was like 15 or 16, and I know what you mean.

It's kind of, I don't know if lacklustia is the right word to use, but I...

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