More TVs Than People

American Voices • Featured Section: Family • tv • ISSUE 43•27 ISSUE 42•39 • Sep 27, 2006

The average American home now contains more televisions than people. What do you think?

“Does that include the people on the televisions? Because they are just as much a part of my household as my children.”
Danielle Prediger –
Systems Analyst
“Are you sure that report wasn't talking about books? I could see that being the case with books. As a nation, we love to read.”
George Riley –
Furrier
“As a TV repairman and serial killer, I feel partly to blame for this problem.”
Lionel Kelley –
TV Repairman

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