One thing Teebs & KidPhoenix enjoy (like any common man) is great, thought-provoking journalism. Let's face it. We all need to do something else because the television landscape has changed quite a bit since the Second Golden Age of Television (aka "Prestige TV").

Streaming services have transformed television as we know it, so those golden days of shows like "The Sopranos", "The Wire" and other HBO heavy hitters (which paved the way for the "Breaking Bad"s and "Orange is the New Black"s of the world don't show up in the landscape as often.

Michael Schulman of the New Yorker brought this thought to internet in a column he did -- which you can read here -- and Teebs and KidPhoenix wanted to have their own discussion.

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