In what ways have TV dramas evolved in terms of storytelling and character development since the rise of the "Golden Age of Television"?
How do animated films and series tackle complex and mature themes while still appealing to a younger audience?
What criteria or elements make a movie or TV show a "cult classic," and can this status be predicted or manufactured?
What are the main differences between console gaming and PC gaming in terms of performance, accessibility, and game library?
How have video games evolved in their portrayal and inclusion of diverse characters and stories over recent years?
What are some of the psychological and social effects of video games on players, particularly among different age groups?
How do microtransactions and loot boxes in free-to-play games impact player experience and game development models?
In what ways can video games be used as educational tools, and what are some successful examples of educational games?
How have virtual reality and augmented reality technologies influenced the landscape of non-traditional games and entertainment activities?
What are some unique party games or activities that have gained popularity recently for both small and large gatherings?
