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TV is my sleeping pill. |
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- David Janssen |
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TV is not a baby sitter. |
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- Luis Guzman |
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TV is the best babysitter. |
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- John Goodman |
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Television is intensely
personal. |
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- Jessica Savitch |
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Television is democracy at
its ugliest. |
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- Paddy Chayefsky |
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Television is chewing gum for
the eyes. |
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- Frank Lloyd Wright |
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Television has tremendous
power over our lives. |
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- Julie Nixon Eisenhower |
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Television is populated with
commitment-phobes. |
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- Rob Lowe |
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TV tends to try and fit
everyone into a TV mold. |
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- Josh Holloway |
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TV is still the place to grab
the most eyeballs. |
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- Patrick Whitesell |
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Television is face acting,
and film is eye acting. |
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- Dominic Monaghan |
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TV viewing is normally a
passive, mindless occupation. |
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- Raymond Arroyo |
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Television showrunners are a
foolishly optimistic bunch. |
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- Eric Kripke |
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TV is like theater. You can't
enjoy it without a program. |
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- Walter Annenberg |
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Television contracts the
imagination and radio expands it. |
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- Terry Wogan |
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Television has been the
single greatest shaper of emptiness. |
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- Ravi Zacharias |
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Television and film are our
libraries now. Our history books. |
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- David Strathairn |
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Television is where the great
movies that used to exist have gone. |
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- Martin Freeman |
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Television has brought back
murder into the home - where it belongs. |
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- Alfred Hitchcock |
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Television saved the movies.
The Internet is going to save the news
business. |
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- Matt Drudge |
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Television has a different
biorhythm than movies. I love the biorhythm
of TV. |
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- Steven Spielberg |
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TV gives everyone an image,
but radio gives birth to a million images in
a million brains. |
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- Peggy Noonan |
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Television has changed the
American child from an irresistable force to
an immovable object. |
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- Laurence J. Peter |
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Television has become the
government, priest, psychotherapist - the
legitimiser of our egos. |
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- Irvine Welsh |
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Television is what it's
always been. The best of times and the worst
of times at the same time. |
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- Gary David Goldberg |
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Television has spread the
habit of instant reaction and stimulated the
hope of instant results. |
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- Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. |
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Television is not real life.
In real life people actually have to leave
the coffee shop and go to jobs. |
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- Bill Gates |
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Television should be kept in
its proper place - beside us, before us, but
never between us and the larger life. |
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- Robert Fraser |
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TV networks are dying. The
death throes of religion give us jihads. The
death throes of television give us reality
shows. |
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- Penn Jillette |
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Television should be kept in
its proper place - beside us, before us, but
never between us and the larger life. |
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- Robert Fraser |
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TV networks are dying. The
death throes of religion give us jihads. The
death throes of television give us reality
shows. |
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- Penn Jillette |
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TV ushered in the age of
postliteracy. And we have gone so far beyond
that. I mean, what with the Internet and
Google and Wikipedia. We have entered the
age of post-intelligence. |
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- P. J. O'Rourke |
