Comment by tguvot

> filming it in a way that it will look ok on modern televisions without having to turn off settings.

That's a lost cause. You never know what sort of random crap and filters a clueless consumer may inflict on the final picture. You cannot possibly make it look good on every possible config.

What you can do is make sure your movie looks decent on most panels out there, assuming they're somewhat standard and aren't configured to go out of their way to nullify most of your work.

The average consumer either never knew these settings existed, or played around with them once when they set up their TV and promptly forgot. As someone who often gets to set up/fix setups for aforementioned people, I'd say this is a good reminder.

Or specially.. stopping at season 2 of this show.

Why should I change my style? Modern TVs are the ones that suck.