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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [=YouTube's=] monetization rules since the late 2010's prevent the word "bullshit" from being spoken for the opening title, as pointed out in June 2020's "Apple's Lack of Buttons" episode. The onscreen title also got abbreviated to YKWBS.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: [=YouTube's=] monetization rules since the late 2010's prevent the word "bullshit" from being spoken for the opening title, as pointed out in June 2020's "Apple's Lack of Buttons" episode. It's now retitled ''"You Know What's BS!?"''. The onscreen title also got abbreviated to YKWBS.
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* FollowTheLeader: Just like WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, this show has its knockoffs from other "angry reviewers." They tend to be much more obscure than any AVGN-influenced video, however.
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* FollowTheLeader: Just like WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, this show has its knockoffs from other "angry reviewers." reviewers", perhaps the most blatant one being ''You Know What Sucks'' by the now infamous Randy Stair. They tend to be much more obscure than any AVGN-influenced video, however.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Averted in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode. James said at a convention appearance that, originally, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
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** The Bullshit Man complains about the influx of penguin movies. Which was a 2007 thing.
** As mentioned above, any technology-based episode. Except for printers.
** Even the pilot episode suffers from this; not only does it pertain to physical movie media which, while not dead, has nosedived in popularity since the advent of streaming services, security stickers have basically been completely done away with now even on current physical media.
** The Bullshit Man complains about the influx of penguin movies. Which was a 2007 thing.
** As mentioned above, any technology-based episode. Except for printers.
** Even the pilot episode suffers from this; not only does it pertain to physical movie media which, while not dead, has nosedived in popularity since the advent of streaming services, security stickers have basically been completely done away with now even on current physical media.
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** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamously unreliable in their functionality. However, he does mention printing [=MapQuest=] directions; smartphone GPS apps have long since replaced them.
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** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamously unreliable in their functionality. However, he does mention printing [=MapQuest=] directions; smartphone phone GPS apps have long since replaced them.
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The page on Louder with Crowder has been cut because of Crowder being a known bigot. I'm outright removing the entry because I assume the policy prohibiting entries about Stonetoss also apply.
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** Even the pilot episode suffers from this; not only does it pertain to physical movie media which, while not dead, has nosedived in popularity since the advent of streaming services, security stickers have basically been completely done away with now even on current physical media.
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** Averted in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode. James said at a convention appearance that, originally, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
** [=YouTube's=] rules as of 2020 prevent the word "bullshit" from being spoken for the opening title, as pointed out in June 2020's "Apple's Lack of Buttons" episode. The onscreen title also got abbreviated to YKWBS.
** Averted in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode. James said at a convention appearance that, originally, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
** [=YouTube's=] rules as of 2020 prevent the word "bullshit" from being spoken for the opening title, as pointed out in June 2020's "Apple's Lack of Buttons" episode. The onscreen title also got abbreviated to YKWBS.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers:
**ScrewedByTheLawyers: Averted in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode. James said at a convention appearance that, originally, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
** * ScrewedByTheNetwork: [=YouTube's=] monetization rules as of 2020 since the late 2010's prevent the word "bullshit" from being spoken for the opening title, as pointed out in June 2020's "Apple's Lack of Buttons" episode. The onscreen title also got abbreviated to YKWBS.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Averted. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Averted. James said at a convention appearance that originally, ScrewedByTheLawyers:
** Averted in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]]episode, episode. James said at a convention appearance that, originally, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.well.
** [=YouTube's=] rules as of 2020 prevent the word "bullshit" from being spoken for the opening title, as pointed out in June 2020's "Apple's Lack of Buttons" episode. The onscreen title also got abbreviated to YKWBS.
** Averted in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]]
** [=YouTube's=] rules as of 2020 prevent the word "bullshit" from being spoken for the opening title, as pointed out in June 2020's "Apple's Lack of Buttons" episode. The onscreen title also got abbreviated to YKWBS.
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** The Hotel TV's episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TV's that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
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** The Hotel TV's episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TV's that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video).video) or custom made consoles for hotel use. Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
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** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamously unreliable in their functionality. However, he does mention [=MapQuest=] directions; smartphone GPS apps have long since replaced them.
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** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamously unreliable in their functionality. However, he does mention printing [=MapQuest=] directions; smartphone GPS apps have long since replaced them.
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** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamously unreliable in their functionality.
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** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamously unreliable in their functionality. However, he does mention [=MapQuest=] directions; smartphone GPS apps have long since replaced them.
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** The same can be said about [[IProduct iTunes]] (which has gone through dozens of updates since then) and the GPS episodes. A lot of the elements he talks about are no longer relevant. Technology tends to evolve after the years, after all. Except for printers, which remain infamously horrendous in their functionality to this day.
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** The same can be said about [[IProduct iTunes]] (which has gone through dozens of updates since then) and the GPS episodes. A lot of the elements he talks about are no longer relevant. Technology tends to evolve after the years, after all. Except for printers, which all.
** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamouslyhorrendous unreliable in their functionality to this day.functionality.
** Amusingly, the Printers episode still remains relevant a dozen years later, as those machines remain infamously
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Inverted. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Inverted.Averted. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
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** The same can be said about [[IProduct iTunes]] and the GPS episodes. A lot of the elements he talks about are no longer relevant. Technology tends to evolve after the years, after all. Except for printers, which remain infamously horrendous in their functionality to this day.
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** The same can be said about [[IProduct iTunes]] (which has gone through dozens of updates since then) and the GPS episodes. A lot of the elements he talks about are no longer relevant. Technology tends to evolve after the years, after all. Except for printers, which remain infamously horrendous in their functionality to this day.day.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece:
**The Bullshit Man complains about the influx of penguin movies. Which was a 2007 thing.
**As mentioned above, any technology-based episode. Except for printers.
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**The Bullshit Man complains about the influx of penguin movies. Which was a 2007 thing.
**As mentioned above, any technology-based episode. Except for printers.
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* OneOfUs: If you look closely in the iTunes video, you can see James is a fan of rock bands like Music/{{ACDC}}, Music/BlackSabbath, Music/DeepPurple, Music/GunsNRoses, Music/OzzyOsbourne, Music/JudasPriest, Music/LedZeppelin, Music/{{Megadeth}}, Music/{{Metallica}}, Music/TheWho, Music/{{Anthrax}}, Music/CannibalCorpse, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/{{Korn}}, and Music/SystemOfADown.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Or, maybe in this case, ''[[TropesAreNotBad Saved By the Lawyers]]''. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Or, maybe in this case, ''[[TropesAreNotBad Saved By the Lawyers]]''.Inverted. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
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* FollowTheLeader: Just like WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, this show has its knockoffs from other "angry reviewers."
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* FollowTheLeader: Just like WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, this show has its knockoffs from other "angry reviewers."" They tend to be much more obscure than any AVGN-influenced video, however.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel TV's episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TV's that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
** The same can be said about [[IProduct ITunes]] and the GPS episodes. A lot of the elements he talks about are no longer relevant. Technology tends to evolve after the years, after all. Except for printers, that remain infamously horrendous in their functionality to this day.
** The same can be said about [[IProduct ITunes]] and the GPS episodes. A lot of the elements he talks about are no longer relevant. Technology tends to evolve after the years, after all. Except for printers, that remain infamously horrendous in their functionality to this day.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: TechnologyMarchesOn:
** The Hotel TV's episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TV's that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
** The same can be said about [[IProductITunes]] iTunes]] and the GPS episodes. A lot of the elements he talks about are no longer relevant. Technology tends to evolve after the years, after all. Except for printers, that which remain infamously horrendous in their functionality to this day.
** The Hotel TV's episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TV's that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
** The same can be said about [[IProduct
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* OneOfUs: If you look closely in the iTunes video, you can see James is a fan of rock bands like Music/{{AC/DC}}, Music/BlackSabbath, Music/DeepPurple, Music/GunsNRoses, Music/OzzyOsbourne, Music/JudasPriest, Music/LedZeppelin, Music/{{Megadeth}}, Music/{{Metallica}}, Music/TheWho, Music/{{Anthrax}}, Music/CannibalCorpse, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/{{Korn}}, and Music/SystemOfADown.
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* OneOfUs: If you look closely in the iTunes video, you can see James is a fan of rock bands like Music/{{AC/DC}}, Music/{{ACDC}}, Music/BlackSabbath, Music/DeepPurple, Music/GunsNRoses, Music/OzzyOsbourne, Music/JudasPriest, Music/LedZeppelin, Music/{{Megadeth}}, Music/{{Metallica}}, Music/TheWho, Music/{{Anthrax}}, Music/CannibalCorpse, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/{{Korn}}, and Music/SystemOfADown.
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* FollowTheLeader: Just like the AVGN, this show has its knockoffs from other "angry reviewers."
* OneOfUs: If you look closely in the iTunes video, you can see James is a fan of rock bands like Music/{{AC/DC}}, BlackSabbath, DeepPurple, GunsNRoses, OzzyOsbourne, JudasPriest, LedZeppelin, Music/{{Megadeth}}, Music/{{Metallica}}, TheWho, Music/{{Anthrax}}, CannibalCorpse, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/{{Korn}}, and SystemOfADown.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Or, maybe in this case, ''[[TropesAreNotBad Saved By the Lawyers]]''. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel [=TVs=] episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made [=TVs=] that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
* OneOfUs: If you look closely in the iTunes video, you can see James is a fan of rock bands like Music/{{AC/DC}}, BlackSabbath, DeepPurple, GunsNRoses, OzzyOsbourne, JudasPriest, LedZeppelin, Music/{{Megadeth}}, Music/{{Metallica}}, TheWho, Music/{{Anthrax}}, CannibalCorpse, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/{{Korn}}, and SystemOfADown.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Or, maybe in this case, ''[[TropesAreNotBad Saved By the Lawyers]]''. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel [=TVs=] episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made [=TVs=] that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
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* FollowTheLeader: Just like the AVGN, WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd, this show has its knockoffs from other "angry reviewers."
* OneOfUs: If you look closely in the iTunes video, you can see James is a fan of rock bands like Music/{{AC/DC}},BlackSabbath, DeepPurple, GunsNRoses, OzzyOsbourne, JudasPriest, LedZeppelin, Music/BlackSabbath, Music/DeepPurple, Music/GunsNRoses, Music/OzzyOsbourne, Music/JudasPriest, Music/LedZeppelin, Music/{{Megadeth}}, Music/{{Metallica}}, TheWho, Music/TheWho, Music/{{Anthrax}}, CannibalCorpse, Music/CannibalCorpse, Music/{{Deftones}}, Music/{{Pantera}}, Music/{{Korn}}, and SystemOfADown.
Music/SystemOfADown.
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Or, maybe in this case, ''[[TropesAreNotBad Saved By the Lawyers]]''. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple ofMikeMatei's Creator/MikeMatei's illustrations had to be altered as well.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel[=TVs=] TV's episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made [=TVs=] TV's that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.aired.
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* OneOfUs: If you look closely in the iTunes video, you can see James is a fan of rock bands like Music/{{AC/DC}},
* ScrewedByTheLawyers: Or, maybe in this case, ''[[TropesAreNotBad Saved By the Lawyers]]''. James said at a convention appearance that originally, in the [[http://cinemassacre.com/2012/08/07/you-know-whats-bullshit-23/ Warranties]] episode, the Bullshit Man actually mentions the store where he bought a warranty for his projector bulb. However, many of James' friends, a couple who are actual lawyers advised him to remove all references to said store, as he could potentially be sued for slander. A couple of
* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel TVs episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TVs that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel TVs [=TVs=] episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TVs [=TVs=] that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel TVs episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TVs that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: The Hotel TVs episode has REALLY shown its age; most hotels no longer bother going out of their way to find custom-made TVs that lack standard inputs (including HDMI and, though it's much less current now, RCA inputs that are discussed in the video). Also, it's a whole lot more common to find hotels that have free Internet than not these days. Not to mention, he brings up Circuit City in the episode which hasn't been around since not long after the episode first aired.
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