tv shows

I used to be very obsessed with the show 'Digimon'. Whenever my friends would come over we would try to get into the Digiworld with our Digivices for about three hours. We did this about every time she came over for about a year!

Anon

i thought that wrestling was real until i turned 7 years old and my cousin was wrestling.He new and told me it was fake.

Ben

So I watched WWE. I used to believe that it was real. I was like " Man how do they wrestle like that. And just bounce around." I was sooo caught up in it. But then my dad said it was all fake. I was all like NOOOO! My belief (P.S. I still do think its real) ;)

WWW fan

I used to believe that everyone on TV lived inside my TV and their antics were really happening behind glass, in a small black cage.

Mandy Grrrl

when i was young i was frightened of the "bully" in jim bowns bullseye

im me

superman,batman,robin are real and can do anything they do on TV in real life and they are immortal!

Anon

I used 2 get freaked out by the teletubbies. When the ' like ' drain pipe thing came up and said " teletubbies where are u?" I either hid under my bean bag, hid next 2 the tv under the table where it couldn't c me, or in the other room and poke my head round to check it was still there, if it was i'd jump into the other room until i heard the teletubbies talkin' and knew it was safe! l.o.l

rufus

When I was little, My dad used to always say "What 'chu talkin' 'bout Willis" to me. One day, I asked my dad when he was talking about something... "Are you going to invite your friend Bob Willis?" He just laughed and I didn't learn till a few years later what he was actually talking about.

Liz

When I was little, I thought "Cousin It" from "The Adams Family" was "Cousin Ed".

KieKie

We have a music room with several musical instruments in it. (my family is very musical.) One day, when I was about 5, I was playing around on the snare drum and I asked my mom if the characters on Sesame Street lived in there. She said yes, so from then on, I thought the characters on Sesame Street lived in the snare drum.

Cordelia

My mum used to call those all-in-one sleep suits "wombles" in some bizarre attempt to get me, my brother and my sister to wear them. ("The wombles" was a big tv show for kids at the time). I never realised that there was any other name for them until the tender age of 22 when I called one a womble infront of a large group of friends... Seven years later, I still haven't heard the end of it

jgirl

When I was little and I watched shows like the Golden Girls or Family Matters, and the audience laughed, I used to think they were upside down in the TV or something.

Allie

I was a young adult before I finally realized that, at the end of Hogan's Heroes, you're seeing Col. Hogan's hat on top of the spike of Col. Klink's spiked helmet. Until then, it had always appeared to be some weird kind of hat or helmet I'd never seen before.

Dan

I used to watch those kiddy shows where they ask you a question pause then say something, when I first went to school I told everyone I was famous but I later found out what really happend when my teacher called home.

Josh

when I was a kid aahh! real monsters was my all time favorite show. first imagination: I pretended that the monsters would leave to go to class at midnight.(gromble starts class at midnight I have the plush versions of ickis krumm and oblina) then imagination turned into belief. I believed for the longest time that they were as real as I was. that was fun

Anon

my sister thought that soap operas were called soap boperas! HAHAHA!

dc

When I was younger I used to think that Married With Children was called Love and Marriage because of the theme song.

meinpopoistnett

I thought that Joey Jeremiah from Degrassi Junior High had a weird name that goes Joey Gerroll-Myer

Slim Tom

I used to believe the laboratory of Jammys in "c'est pas sorcier" was really in a truck.(Tv show)

Robin De bortoli néé a Paris le 09052005 et vit a Tannois

When I was five I was a devout American Bandstand fan although there weren't people of color on the dance floor. For a long time, I believed that in order to be on American Bandstand you had to be "White." All I wanted was to be White so I could be on American Bandstand.

LV