Color tv's outnumber black and white?

With a handful of special exceptions- such as Gala color spectaculars- the Walt Disney and National Geographic specials- as far as drama and presentation go, there isn"t much difference between once dominant B&W anc color. As with older fans of such arts as Photography- there was , up to a point a backlash against color- in graphic arts and photography- then extended to TV. The argument was color was childish- associated with such things as Crayola crayons, coloring books, Paint-By-Number ( eschewed by artists in general!) and comic books, etc- color was seen as juvenile. Black and white offers more roaming room for the imagination- a similar argument pares off Television and Radio with like results. Black and white ( photos here) more exercise for the Grey box in the head! By the way scriptwriters carefully handled scripts in situation comedy to avoid color angles in plots. ( I like that red dress Mary Lou is wearing in the diner) ever notice that. In color, or black and white there would be little difference. Makes sense.