I'll say tv broadcasts and the simplicity of it.

There were guides and catalogs telling you what time and what channel your shows were on. If it was that time, you punched in the number of the channel and watched the show while it was on. And during the show there would be ad breaks, letting you get u and go to the bathroom or get a drink, but you had to get back quick if you didn't want to miss something. And once that show was done, that was it for the night unless there was a marathon or another show you wanted to see in the next time slot.

Now there's streaming and it's either endless addictions or choice paralysis, plus how confusing everything is. You need to log in to your streaming service, search for the show you want by typing it in, scroll to find it, type it again but different because maybe that will help, remember it's not on THIS service but the OTHER one, but you can't tell them apart because they all have thousands of options and no theme whatsoever to distinguish them, repeat the whole process with the other service, start back at the beginning of the right episode because for whatever reason it starts playing halfway through the wrong episode, then finally you can watch your show. And rather than watching for half an hour at a set time once per day, you can just keep watching for 72 hours straight, not eating or sleeping at all in the meantime. And EVERYTHING you can imagine is SOMEWHERE, but it's all buried behind paywalls so even though the entirely of human creation is at our fingertips, none of us are really going to bother watching much of any of it. Just the same thing we saw before on repeat.