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I think the problem is that 1995 wasn't much different than today. You had video games, computers, mobile phones, hundreds of cable TV channels, and the Internet. Cars still pretty much look the same.

But if you compare the 70s and 1998, the year That 70s Show came out, there's a HUGE difference. Personal computers were almost unheard of, and the Internet as we know it didn't exist. The only home video games were things like Pong and the Atari 2600, and cellular phones were huge and expensive devices the size of a suitcase. Cars were boxy and angular. Cable TV was fairly rare and most homes only got a handful of channels. It's almost like an alien world.