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I have friends who have difficulty watching black and white, that's true. On the other hand, my kids grew up with an antique black and white TV in the family room along with a color set. The kids would watch vintage black and white movies and cartoons. I earlier bought the complete early Fleischer Popeye cartoons from the '30's and the kids were mesmerised by them and remained glued on the black and white image. They are older now and like Groucho Marx in "You Bet your Life". There remains a lot of old black and white programming on DVD which fits well on an old TV set.
I suppose that all of us now suffer media overload from all sides and having the time portal to a different time when things may have been a bit simpler, has provided our family an extra perspective on life.
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