Let's put it this way: I am not out to prove you wrong, and I am not out to prove my point either. Perhaps I'd get support for my point by looking at the popul

Let's put it this way: I am not out to prove you wrong, and I am not out to prove my point either. Perhaps I'd get support for my point by looking at the popularity of the shows in question, seeing how many viewers tuned in into each of those. But it doesn't matter much (and I would be "moving the goalposts"), since the discussion was what is a preferential middle/higher income family dwelling type. My general point is that the OP had a different viewpoint in which it's not unusual to consider TV shows as preferring one lifestyle for middle class families (a house with a backyard), while your point that apartment-dwelling does not indicate poor tenants in TV shows is similarly true. Nobody is saying 100%, even if we are talking without qualifiers like "most", "majority", "most influential" and such. As a human talking to another human, if I say "ice cream is great", I hope I don't have to say how "I personally love most ice cream flavours I've tried even if I hate or dislike some of them, and there are many I haven't tried either" instead, so we wouldn't get into an argument how I wasn't really precise. And it's ok to disagree too, which is where we are at it seems.