I have difficulty understanding people who reject TV entirely. If you use it as entertainment in the same way as when you bring home a video, what's the difference? Commercials are easily avoided by taping and watching later. Otherwise the mute button works just fine. The production quality of the best shows on TV is comparable to many a commercial-run movie. And how often do you bring home an educational video that shows you real worlds you'll probably never experience, the way TV does on channels like Discovery? I've been to the depths of the ocean and to the top of Everest vicariously. Certainly there are a large number of lowest common denominator-type shows on TV but, you know. someone somewhere watches and enjoys them. Ranger Rick, who can't wait to see how Buffy comes back to life.
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