This section contains beliefs all on a common theme: People on TV shows live inside the television. Show most recent or highest rated first or go back to tv.
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as a kid, i always thought that there were people behind the t.v set performing. Yeah i know it was stupid and learnt soon bout it.
when i was little while watching TV, i used to believe that the people i saw on TV were actual little tiny people inside the TV, and if you broke open the TV everyone would come running out of it.
When I was little i used to think that there were tiny people in my tv..so every time i watched a movie they would come our of the video and act..i kinda still wish it was true
I used to believe that there were people in the tv acting out the shows and i thought that one day when i was old and brave enough i would jump through the screen and join them lol
I thought there were actually little people inside the tv making the tv shows and movies
I used to believe that that the people in the tv were really in there and i wanted to break open the glass on front and let them out. Especially when I watched Gilligan's Island. I felt so sorry for them being trapped on that island. And I wanted to help them escape!!
I used to believe that there were midgets inside the tv that did all the shows live, inside the tv.... ].[
when i break the t.v i thought that the characters will come out
When I was a kid, I thought the people on TV were really in the television!
I used to believe that when I brake the TV screen,all the chracters and objects will come out
when i was about 5 or 6 i used to think tv shows were live and performed actually inside my T.V. This is why i thought ad breaks were for the little people inside there to decide what to do in the next bit.
when i was small i used to think that there were little people inside the televison, and that cartoons were real .
When I was kid, I used to believe that the woman who presented the shows on our national television is in the TV box, or behind the box, and when the show ends, she goes home, so simply!
When I was about 4 or 5, I used to believe that everything on tv was performed live by miniature people! They had a life of their own though and would commute through the cooling stripes at the back of the tv, somehow completely undetected by us.
i used to believe that all the people on t.v. lived in the plug. when the t.v. was off,they all congragated in the plug,and when we turned the t.v. on, all the little people would run through the inside of the cord,into the t.v. and act out any show we wanted to watch. i would feel sorry for them when my daddy would change the channel so much as they would have to change their clothes so often!
when i was a child i used to believe that when i see the tv in the back of the tv where some kind of muppets that make te cartoons moves
I used to believe that inside the TV there are small people, and if I'll break the screen they will get out.
I used to think that if you opened up a TV set, there would be little people inside acting, and they would all be shocked to see giant people peering down at them. Yeah, I'm weird.
When I was 5, I thought that the Sesame Street TV show was actually a real world taking place inside the TV, and that all I had to do to get to Sesame Street was go through the TV screen. Needless to say, my mother was not too happy about me breaking the screen of our only TV set with a hammer so that I could join my Sesame Street pals!
Before I was old enough to go to school, I used to believe that TV sets had little tiny actors inside the box and that every show or movie was a play they were putting on live, complete with props and scenery. I used to peek behind the TV between shows thinking I would see the tiny actors come out because their work was done for the day. When I didn't see them, I thought they must have some secret passageway in and out of the TV so that "big" people like me couldn't see them coming and going.
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