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I used to belive that the people on tv could see you and i used to talk to the tv and think that i knew the people!
I used to think when I was little the people on tv could see what you were doing. So I'd never get dressed while watching tv or anything.
I used to believe that anyone on TV could see me watching them. They wouldn't talk to me, but they could see me. I would never pick my nose, scratch my butt, or do anything funny in front of the TV because I didn't want to make them laugh and mess up their lines.
When i was little, I used to think that the news anchors could see what you were doing.
So one day I wanted to change my shirt in front of the TV and I said to my mom, "I dont want Mr.G to see!"
THEN she explained that they cant see us. shocked me
When I was about 5-6 years old I believed that the people in the TV could see us . One Night my mom told me to put on my P.Js. I was'nt going to do it in front of Bewitched. So I did it hiding behind our chair. Yes Im that old!!!
one time my brother and i were acting up in the family room, and the tv was on, and mr rogers was just about to come on, and my mom told us, "you'd better behave, because mr rogers can see you!" and i was horrified that mr rogers would see us misbehaving and be mad at us so after that i was always very well behaved during his show.
Me and my sister used to think that the newsreader on the telly could see us and we used to pull faces at him or her to make them laugh.
I used to believe the people in the t.v. could see me too.
I used to think that people on television could see me
I used to think that on the news, the people reading the news could see you in the same way that you could see them. When I was about 5 I used to show my bum to the TV because I thought the news was boring and imagine the look on my horrified mother's face when she'd walk into the room and I'd be pulling a moonie at the TV!
I used to believe whaen I was bout six that when I watched t.v. the people on t.v. could see me as well. I used to have a crush on Tom from "Tom & Jerry" so I would always get dressed before I watched that show so he wouldn't see me in my p.j.'s.
When my mom was about 3 or 4, she believed people inside the tv could see her. She thought John Wayne was hott, so everytime he came on tv she'd get her rocking chair out and show off for him. She remembers trying to walk all "pretty" in front of the tv to try and impress him!! Haha.
I used to believe that news presenters could see you through the screen just like you could see them. When watching the news i would always try and look very intellectual and my sister would always stop picking her nose.
I used to believe that the newscaster reading the news could see me from where they were sitting so i would have to sit nicely and behave properly.
I used to think that the folks on TV could see you too (especially that woman on Romper Room when she looked through her magic mirror).
When I was 6 and my sisters and brothers were in school, I would watch Mr. Rogers. I remember my mom coming in the room once and telling me to get dressed cause we were going somewhere. I began undressing and looked back at the T.V. thinking Mr. Rogers would see me naked. I turned off the T.V.
I had a friend that used to believe that the news reporters on tv could see her as she was watching them- so she'd dress up and sit neatly infront of the tv smiling at the news reporters for hours..
When I was about 6, I used to think that Lorne Greene from Bonanza could see me through the television, and I refused to change into my pajamas without hiding behind a chair. Interestingly enough, he was the only one I thought could see.
When I was a child, I believed that the people on TV could look back into the camera and see everyone that was watching. During the children's learning activities (ie. Sesame Street, Polka Dot Door), I would go out of my way thinking that they would tell my parents if I didn't
I used to think that when you watched the TV the person on the other side had a TV that they could see me through it!
I used to pull faces at the TV and if someone laughed I thought it was because I was pulling faces at them.
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