The Outdated Cultural Depiction

I watch old Westerns.

When I watch television, I'm watching old Matt Dillon.

I noticed that they're running a little streamer, gun smokes coming on.

Started in the, what, the 50s? Gunsmoke's coming on.

I click onto it.

This is what you're fixing to see according to somebody.

If you watch Gunsmoke, you're watching outdated cultural depictions.

It says outdated cultural depiction.

I said, man, that's what I need.

Because when you watch the old westerns, Matt Dillon, Kitty Russell, working in a saloon, but there was never anything lewd about Kitty.

There was never any action, sexually speaking, with Matt and Kitty.

It's just zero.

For as far as it looked, they were just friends.

There's old Doc, just a friend.

Old trusty Chester with the lame leg.

You say, what was all those episodes about? Good versus evil.

That's an outdated cultural depiction if you're looking at a television series where good and evil clash.

And check this out.

I've been watching a lot of them.

I watched them as a boy.

Now I'm a grown man.

I'm watching reruns.

Good and evil and good always wins.

That's the outdated cultural depiction.

Good always wins, and love never fails.