Quote by Christina Hopkinson

“TV. It’s like if you’re not on it, you don’t exist. The single most pernicious idea in our culture.”

— John Sandford

“...like isolated apartment dwellers running the TV for company, we sense a deeper isolation beneath the babble of voices, the poverty of our communications.”

— Mark Slouka

“Everyone sees the world from a unique perspective, everyone has a piece of the infinite jigsaw puzzle of life that can be shared when…

— Will Jelbert

“Maybe our lives are like gigantic jigsaw puzzles. You find the right piece and suddenly the whole picture has meaning.”

— Lisa See

“Key element of television programming, the characters must watch the programming themselves.”

— Moonn Tzu

“TV demands so little of us. It anesthetizes our worried minds and breeds mental laziness.”

— Steve Whigham

“With television, we vault ourselves into a continuous, incoherent present.”

— Neil Postman

“The problem with our society is that our values aren’t in the right place. There’s an awful lot of bleeding and naked bodies on…

— Bauvard

“Somehow, television made behavior that you would go out of your way to avoid in real life into something fascinating.”

— Jean Thompson

“We rarely talk about television, only about what’s on television”

— Neil Postman

“Television is all right, I've nothing against it, but I don't like how it turns you away from the rest of the world and…

— Stephen King

“Now everyone could be on TV, every second of every day, whether or not anyone was watching.”

— Ernest Cline