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1. You will base a friendship or relationship on someone's entertainment preferences:
Chances are that if someone likes Elimidate, I'm not going to get along well with said person, and its better we realize we won't get along from the outset
2. You seem to sum up the entire spectrum of popular entertainment as "reality TV." After all, your post said "popular "musicians", movies, actors, TV shows and the like" and there is more to all of that than reality TV. THAT is still only a small part of TV programming.
3. Implying there were superior products in the 80s makes you sound like an old man gruffing over "the good old days." The 80s had their share of remakes and turkeys as anyone who is a fan of 70s, 60s, and 50s culture will tell you.
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