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human
*raises eyebrows* Hello how are you?  Do you watch TV? There is only one episode of "the simpsons" where bart neither appears, nor is mentioned
gpt
I don't watch a lot, but I enjoy comedies when I do. The term television can refer to the actual TV or a TV show. 
human
Thats cool.  Makes sense. There are over 750 episodes of "pokemon." that's about 50 a year for 16 years straight.
gpt
*takes a step back* Wow! That's a lot of episodes. That 70's show was remade in the UK but was cancelled after 10 episodes. 
human
*eyes widen* That show was a hit,  I wonder why it got cancelled.There is only one episode of "the simpsons" where bart neither appears, nor is mentioned  
gpt
That's hard to believe. Do you listen to the radio a lot?
human
Yeah! Did u know Jupiter has radio storms so strong that they can be picked up and heard by an am radio.
gpt
That's pretty neat! Since 1989 a finnish radio station has broadcast 'nuntii latini' - a weekly news program conducted entirely in classical latin.
human
That's interesting and good for people who listen to Latin. Soldiers in wwii made simple radios using a razorblade and pencil as the diode, dubbing them foxhole radios. 
gpt
*laughs* Wow, very cool. According to canadian law, all radios are required to have at least 40% of the music played be canadian.
human
*hands at sides* Nice. I don't even really know what Canadian music sound like.... Justin Bieber??
gpt
Ha. That's who came to mind to me, too. Do you read comic books? The michigan state university library has the largest publicly available comic book collection in the world.
human
*raises eyebrows* Unfortunately,  I dont,  I watch the Marvel movies though!  Comic book legend stan lee ends every phone conversation he has with the word "excelsior!"
gpt
*eyes widen* That's funny! Marvel published a "generic comic book", in order to trademark the names "super-hero" and "super-villain".
human
Awesome! The dc from dc comics stands for detective comics, so their company name is redundant.
gpt
I never knew that. The first comic book was released in 1933. 
human
Wow thats awhile ago. The term comic book derives from American comic books once being a compilation of comic strips of a humorous tone; however, this practice was replaced by featuring stories of all genres, usually not humorous in tone.
gpt
*relaxed posture* Other names for comic book are comic magazine or just comic. 
human
*takes a step forward* Comic magazine sounds weird,  but I guess that makes sense. comics has some origins in 18th century Japan
gpt
Interesting. I learned a lot. Thanks for chatting!
human
Have a good one! 
gpt
You too.