Where the do people get time to watch all these shows?

I find it exhausting just keeping up with NFL football, New Amsterdam, Chicago Med, Fire, P.D., SVU and Organized Crime, and the Equalizer. I'm so happy when it's summer and they're all off, then the only show I have to keep up with is America's Got Talent.

Language.

WFH helps. Something like The Office is easy enough to just have in the background while working.

Time machines of course.

Yeah, I guess that is also a reason to why I have not exactly put in too much effort, in looking up more new or modern tv-shows, no matter how much critical appreciation they seem to get. But if that happens, where I get a sudden interest, or is hooked on for a while. It is usually the same story, over and over.
The first few seasons is great, but then some dramatic changes go on, where either the show itself seems to go on for far too long, or just looses steam, or the characters I care for and find interesting, is suddenly written out or changes completely, and I guess it is kind of "safer" to go back to ones older favorite shows, and knowing what to expect.

I would of course have loved, to find a new favorite, one that hold onto my attention, all the way through, but time is of course a big factor as well. And since movies and music is my main objective, I just do not have too much time left, for tv-shows, at least these days.

However, I do love to watch a few Poirot or Midsomer Murders episodes (well, they usually go on for almost 100-110 minutes, so maybe tv movies more like it) during late summer nights, but I kind of fall out of Midsomer Murders, when John Nettles retired, and I guess that is already 10 years since it happened.

Of those classic or older popular tv-series, that I would love to finally be able of see most of the seasons or all the way through, is X-Files, NYPD Blue, Twin Peaks, Married With Children and maybe a few others, I cannot remember right now.

You make time.

Its not that hard.

I think it'd be smarter for a lot of these shows to reduce episodes per season. All those shows do like 22 episodes a year. I think that's too many. If they did 8-13 and aired them over consecutive weeks I think it could actually grow their audience. It would allow people to keep up with them a little easier. 

It's why I prefer British shows alot... Maybe 8 to 9 episodes if that per season... No filler. And doesn't usually on forever.

(Unless of course it's like a miniseries. And it's usually 3 to 4 episodes and done.)

They don't watch any movies