People can predict what will happen or simply focus on the conflict between the two characters in the show. In the article “Watching TV Makes You Smarter” by Steven Johnson, he points out that watching television is good for you. He makes several points about how television can help you exercise your brain to understand what's going on with the episode. It proves that watching television can be helpful, as Steven Johnson says: "You have to concentrate to follow the plot, and by concentrating you're exercising the parts of your brain that map social networks, that fill in missing information, that connect multiple narratives" threads. ” (Johnson 292). Steven Johnson says that watching television episodes exercises the brain in many ways in trying to remember characters and in trying to remember what happened in the last two episodes. Watching television proves that it exercises your brain in the long run. I remember when I was watching television I tried to concentrate on the names of all the characters and remember what they do. It honestly takes time and a good memory to remember everything from the first season of a show. Typically shows last a couple of seasons and then new characters arrive in the season. Ultimately, watching television exercises your brain without you