This reminds me of the poster for the 1982 horror movie Poltergeist. "They're heeere..." Seriously, you can sometimes find old "set top boxes" in thrift stores, gadgets sold to ease the transition to ATSC TV by letting you see ATSC signals on NTSC sets. They are a must if you love geeking out with old TVs.
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Great, I will bring my NES which still works from around that time, and we can play Duck Hunt together. 