Flavors: TV, Culture and Everyday Life

“Flavors” is our catch‑all for tastes, opinions and quick takes. If you like short, sharp pieces about TV, culture, travel and everyday life, you’ll find posts that are easy to read and often spark a good conversation. Think of this page as a mixed platter: some items are sweet (golden classics), some are bitter (shows that miss the mark), and some are spicy (strong opinions about living abroad).

You’ll see a lot of TV talk here — new shows, old favorites, and the costs behind making what you watch. You’ll also find practical posts about life in India and abroad, and a few techy bits about home audio and streaming. These pieces aim to help you decide what to watch, what to skip, and how life looks from different places and perspectives.

Quick picks from this tag

Are all new network TV shows terrible? — A blunt take that helps you spot the few gems hiding among the many duds. Read it if you want a fast checklist for deciding whether to invest time in a new series.

Is it typically more expensive to make a movie than a TV show? — A clear comparison of production costs and where money usually goes. Useful if you’re curious about the business side of entertainment.

What old TV show (25+ years old) totally held up? — A nostalgia piece that points out shows still worth watching today and why they last beyond trends.

What popular TV show do you find boring or pointless? — Strong opinion pieces like this one show how taste varies and give you talking points for debates with friends.

How to consider living in India compared to any other country & What is day to day life like in India? — Practical, grounded views for anyone thinking about moving or traveling. Realities about cost, culture and daily rhythms are explained in plain terms.

How to use this tag

Skim the quick picks when you want something fast: each post is short and direct. Use the TV posts to build your watchlist: check the “held up” and “new shows” pieces before you binge. If you’re planning to move or travel, read the India posts back to back — they balance positives and challenges so you get a full picture.

Want to go deeper? Pick one theme and follow related posts: production and cost articles reveal what goes on behind the camera, while personal life pieces show how culture shapes daily choices. And if a headline bothers you, read it — strong reactions spark the best conversations.

This tag keeps things practical: no long academic essays, just readable posts that help you decide, argue, or plan. Browse, pick a topic, and let these short reads add a little flavor to your day.