In case you haven't heard, the Vegas Golden Knights have 15 nationally televised games for this upcoming season. That includes the Stadium Series game against the Dallas Stars, which will be featured on ABC. Of course, you have your TNT and ESPN games. But this will be your typical Golden Knights viewing for the faithful.
It makes perfect sense, too. Last season, the Golden Knights capped off a surprising end to the regular season with an incredible run to the Stanley Cup Final. So why not reward them with some airtime on the prominent networks?
But here's the thing about the television. It can be an addicting agent that can rot your brain to its very core. If you spend too much time watching it, then you won't have anything to make crucial decisions with. Nobody likes an empty head, you know.
You want to fill your life with other things that make you happy. It can be going for a walk, taking in a new hobby, or even learning a new skill. With these necessities, you can live a more fulfilling lifestyle as a person.
So, let's take a look at the addicting thing known as television. What can we learn about watching too much Netflix and its detrimental effects? What can we do to ensure we live a healthier lifestyle? It's time that we take a look at the perilous entertainment option that is the television and see what we should do with it.
What can we learn about the Vegas Golden Knights and television?
Well, for one, the Vegas Golden Knights get plenty of exposure on television and with good reason. They're a growing brand that has also been extremely successful in the past decade. Therefore, it makes perfect sense for the Golden Knights to get 15 nationally televised games.
Therefore, your viewing should solely be Golden Knights content. You want to see what's going on with the boys and see who the players of tomorrow are. After all, the Vegas hockey grind never stops.
But it goes beyond that. You don't want to fill your time with junky dramas and terrible shows. Why spend your time heaving your arse on the couch when you can go outside for a bit? Get some sunlight (in the morning, of course, because you don't want to melt) and enjoy the weather.
It's easy to get lost in the soap operas and the "Real Housewives of North Las Vegas" drama that such shows produce. After all, we all need a little amusement in our lives. But at what point does it become excessive? When do we start questioning what these feckless shows bring to our daily lives?
My point? Turn off the television every now and then. I know that those junk drama and reality television shows are addicting. But it's also rotting your brain to the very core. Only break out the television whenever the Vegas Golden Knights are on. They won't rot your brain as much.
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