1 |
I got sick of turning on the
TV and seeing my face. |
- Michael J. Fox |
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2 |
Conversation that disappears
into the television set. |
- Eugene Brussell |
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3 |
Books -- what they make a
movie out of for television. |
- Leonard Levinson |
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4 |
If vaudeville had died,
television was the box they put it in. |
- Larry Gelbart |
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5 |
Don't do anything you
wouldn't be willing to explain on
television. |
- Arjay Miller |
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6 |
He who is created by
television can be destroyed by television. |
- Theodore H. White |
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7 |
In the age of television,
image becomes more important than substance. |
- S. I. Hayakawa |
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8 |
For so many people,
television and movies may be the only way
they understand people who aren't like them. |
- Michelle Obama |
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9 |
In 1949 there was a new thing
called Television, to which my agency and
advisers opposed as a performance medium. |
- Loretta Young |
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10 |
I want to use television not
only to entertain, but to help people lead
better lives. |
- Oprah Winfrey |
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11 |
All television is educational
television. The only question is what is it
teaching? |
- Nicholas Johnson |
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12 |
I'm always amazed that people
will actually choose to sit in front of the
television and just he savaged by stuff that
belittles their intelligence. |
- Alice Walker |
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13 |
Film is the director's
medium, television the writer's, but the
theater is the actor's. |
- Laurence Olivier |
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14 |
In America you watch TV and
think that's totally unreal, then you step
outside and it's the same. |
- Joan Armatrading |
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15 |
All television ever did was
shrink the demand for ordinary movies. The
demand for extraordinary movies increased. |
- Clive James |
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16 |
I have never seen a bad
television program, because I refuse to. God
gave me a mind, and a wrist that turns
things off. |
- Jack Paar |
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17 |
If we think of [television]
programming as an all-American menu, then
the detective show is definitely the
hamburger. |
- Martha Bayles |
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18 |
In the television age, the
key distinction is between the candidate who
can speak poetry and the one who can only
speak prose. |
- Richard Nixon |
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19 |
I was appalled at a program
with people throwing pies at each other's
faces. I saw television as a real challenge.
I wanted to make a difference. |
- Fred Rogers |
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20 |
I'm always amazed that people
will actually choose to sit in front of the
television and just he savaged by stuff that
belittles their intelligence. |
- Alice Walker |
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21 |
If Shakespeare were alive
today I feel sure he would be a television
writer. Thoreau, of course, would not only
not write for the medium, he wouldn't have
owned a set. |
- James Michener |
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22 |
I am always apologizing for
it, criticizing it, defending it, praising
it, damning it, loving it and hating it ...
that glamorous enfant terrible of
journalism, television news. |
- Don Bresnahan |
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23 |
When I got my first
television set, I stopped caring so much
about having close relationships. |
- Andy Warhol |
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24 |
Imitation is the sincerest
form of television. |
- Fred Allen |
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25 |
For so many people,
television and movies may be the only way
they understand people who aren't like them. |
- Michelle Obama |
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26 |
In 1949 there was a new thing
called Television, to which my agency and
advisers opposed as a performance medium. |
- Loretta Young |
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27 |
There are all these great TV
series; you can watch all these hours and
hours of shows and ideas, but there's still
something great about a movie that unfolds
in a couple of hours, and you have the
complete experience. |
- Ron Howard |
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28 |
He who is created by
television can be destroyed by television. |
- Theodore H. White |
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29 |
In the age of television,
image becomes more important than substance. |
- S. I. Hayakawa |
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30 |
I like to talk on TV about
those things that aren't worth writing
about. |
- Truman Capote |
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31 |
American football is an
occasion at which dancing girls, bands,
tactical huddles and television commercial
breaks are interrupted by short bursts of
play. |
- London Times |
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