The one drawback of living in an era where endless quantities of really good TV shows and movies are constantly available with the press of a button is that it’s become a lot harder to stop paying attention to what you watch, and just lie around on the couch staring blankly into the middle distance for hours on end.
Fortunately, designer Joey Cato has used the internet to remake those halcyon days of television brain melting, with a TV-emulating website called My Retro TVs.
The site presents the image of one of several big clunky old TVs alongside a series of toggles that allows viewers to choose whether or not they want to see specific genres (talk shows, cartoons, news, etc.) or commercials while watching. In order to really nail the nostalgia aspect of the viewing…
