Sitcoms and other TV shows provide us with a sense of fulfillment and societal reality we need in order to live our lives with purpose and meaning. Or, maybe not.
Fraz on Power Out: “I don’t think I could take it without chocolate and my teddy!” Sep 16, 08:28
Fraz on Kidnapped Nature: “I dunno, but some meanie built the wall around our forest!” Sep 16, 08:27
Robert K. Staege on Power Out: “So, there was a scary past, there‘s a scary present and there‘ll be a scary future, dark and boring?! Thank…” Sep 16, 07:18
Robert K. Staege on Kidnapped Nature: “Has DT finally built his wall? Ah, no, he wouldn‘t expect Mexico to have any nature!” Sep 16, 07:12
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I loved this post, keep em coming
Thanks, Hiro, we’ll try.
Oh Fraz, I think this is the first time I seen you sent to your room…Don’t believe everything you see on tv.
Yeah, I think you might be right!
Uh oh… I should probably stop trying to vote people off, then.
That’d be cool if that worked! But it might get a bit lonely.
tv does that to the younger ones sometimes and your comic strip shows the funny side of it 🙂
TV and other media can be a strong influence on the younger generation.