Agreed. I think the medium has fully matured at this point and is no longer that interesting. There was a bit of a revolution when adult movie fare moved to T

Agreed. I think the medium has fully matured at this point and is no longer that interesting. There was a bit of a revolution when adult movie fare moved to TV 15 years ago and ideas/plots/characters were given hours of fleshing out instead of 2-3 hours but that has seemingly run its course. I think what we are seeing now is just tail interests being served by the explosion of content, more so than TV quality being better than ever. Edit: With more thought this might be the same thing to the consumer actually. They don't care how good the average TV show is, just how engrossing the hours of TV they watch every day is. With so much content it's never been easier to make those hours engrossing to you, even if it feels like the average / median TV show isn't really improving and possibly getting much worse.