Do I have what I need?

I'm getting into retro gaming in style as best I can. I want an rgb monitor but until then I've purchased these items and picked up a 1997, 32, magnavox tv. Problem I noticed though is the TV has no s-video port. I'm planning on using my sega genesis 1 and snes/nes system on it. Do I need to find a similar tv with s-video or is there a way I can still make this work? Not sure if all 3 pictures of all 3 items is gonna show. If not I'll post 3rd cord after this post

 

here is 3rd cord

 

If I had an S-Video I wouldn't try to connect it to SCART because the original signal is still S-Video so that's the best you will get, that's my understanding anyway.
I don't know what you would want to do with SCART to component, most consoles from PS2/GC/Xbox era have component cables with RCA connectors. If you actually had a TV with SCART you wouldn't want to waste it on component, rather connect an older system like Snes/Mega Drive directly to SCART.
So you have to decide whether you are going to get a TV with SCART inputs or just get S-Video cables with the current one

 

SCART supports component

SCART also has S-Video iirc

 

The SCART to component he's linked is male so not sure where he would plug that in?

 

into the scart socket on the tv? haha

 

But he doesn't have a SCART input on the TV

 

"Problem I noticed though is the TV has no s-video por"

 

I see now

 

Found a Sony trinitron 32 inch tv I'm picking up tomorrow. Has 2 s-video ports. So that's good news. I'm assuming it's the best I can get until I get a Sony pvm/rgb monitor??? So will these scart cables improve the picture at all? Or just s-video is as good as it gets?

 

RGB Scart is better than S-Video. Component is better than S-Video.