TV dinners are pre-packaged meals that are designed for convenience and quick preparation. They typically come in a tray with separate compartments for different food items, such as meat, vegetables, and starches. Originally introduced in the 1950s, these meals became popular as a way for families to enjoy dinner while watching television. To prepare a TV dinner, you simply remove the packaging and heat it in an oven or microwave. They are available in a variety of flavors and dietary options, making them suitable for different tastes and preferences. While they offer convenience, some people are concerned about their nutritional value compared to freshly prepared meals.