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iused to think that that people in tv would have parties weee little partys when you turn off the tv and iwould turn the tv on fast to see them

RomanHoneyToast
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I used to believe you could switch channel on the tele using the car keys

sophia
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I used to think that all those people typing subtitles were extremely quick. I thought the subtitles for each scene were only typed out when that particular screen was shown. Hence the many mistakes too.

Bernice Lim
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When I was little I thought if you turned off the T.V when you where watching a show it would pause until you turned it back on.

Jeff
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1.I used to beleive that there were actuall people in the tv,and they didnt realize that they had shrunk and everyone could see what they were doing.

2.I also thought that if you sat to close to the tv it would suck you in and you wouldnt see your mom or dad ever again.


Anon
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When i was little girl
i used to believe that when i watched a comic (telly). That if you smashed oped a telly the figures would fall out. Of course i never tried this i just thought it luckly . i no if i done that my dad would have been very angry.

Anon
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I used to beleive every time you watched a video cassette the actors would act it out every tme. Confusing huh?

Anon
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I used to think that if I was watching a show on TV and I turned the TV off it would make the show stop until I turned it back on.

Tiffany Vampyre Cat
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top belief!

When I was little I loved watching TV and trying to stay up late (still do), but Mother told me the TV went to sleep at night, so I left it alone at bedtime, making sure not to wake it up and make it mad.

Kaivxn
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I used to think that the laugh tracks you hear during tv shows were actual people who were watching the same show at home, and you could hear them laughing through the speakers, and they could hear me. So every once in a while I got annoyed at the laughing and yelled "SHUT UP" into the speakers.

Eryk
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I thought that everytime somebody would watch a movie ro a reapeat of a TV show that all the actors in it would have to stop whatever they're doing and magically come together and act out the movie or show for us! I wa slike wow they must get sick of performing the same thing over and over again. Then I really confused myself when I was like "what if more than one person wants to watch the same movie at the same time"? That goes along with believing people were actually IN the TV!

Katie
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I believed that everyone in the world could watch me on t.v. if I did commercials in the mirror. I used to spend hours doing "breck girl" commercials from the age of 5 to about 10 in my bedroom mirror. My brothers still call me the breck girl and my signature move at 38 is still the "hair toss"...

Grace Slick/ Peggy
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I used to think Jim Carrey and Drew Carey were brothers. err.. right.

They sounded alike!
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I used to believe that if you smashed the screen of the tv, you could reach in and grab the items that were being shown in the comerical.

Anon
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When I was younger, I always thought that everything you saw on TV was made on a closed set. Even if it was outside, I thought it was a set. I remember thinking they made the trees look pretty real, wondering how they did it.

Jeff
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I used to believe that when an actor or actress was shot or stabbed in a movie, they were really hurt...I couldn't imagine why any actor would sacrifice themselves so much for a silly TV program!

Teri
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When VCR's first came out, I was 8 years old. I was SO excited to be able to fast forward through the commericals and could not figure out why the remote wasn't working!

Elizabeth
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For many years, I believed that all television shows (except cartoons) were performed live in real-time. I also harbored a belief that the people on the television could see you through the screen, but didn't react (because they were professional actors, after all).

John
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When I was little I used to think that they policed what you watch on TV and know who's watching what. When my family sat down to watch smokey and the bandit even though it was an ADULTS ONLY movie I thought we were gonna get in trouble with the police because I wasn't an adult

Scott
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I used to think the Static in the TV where millions of flying bugs stuck wanting to escape

Anon
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