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I used to believe Son Goku existed because he has superpower to save the world with his friends (Z Warrior) and fight universe 7 warriors and fight the god of destrutions (hakaishin) of univers 7 and the others universes.

But it was before because I grew up and than it's the fiction/manga of akira toriyama and anime of toei animation
(studio animation japaness)

But when I speak about it , I am nostalgic of my childhood and seeing animation films me makes happy

Anon

I thought that whenever a cartoon character got amnesia, it was because of Mr. Forgetful from the cartoon "Mr. Men". I thought his amnesia was contagious or something.

Anon

I used to believe the person who are in TV programmes heard me when I was talking to them but one day, when I told my favorite TV hero to save the girls, he didn't do it, and I realized the TV didn't hear me, Today I realize I was stupid to talk to my TV.

PersonWhoTalkWithTV

When my dad told me that The Flintstones was based in prehistoric times and made in the '70s, I thought that meant the 70's era was prehistoric so they would be vintage cave people.

Natasha

I used to think that the people in the Domino's Pizza sponsorship ads on The Simpsons were meant to be the actual characters themselves and that it was Homer who said 'woohoo!' when the doorbell rang.

Natasha

As a kid, I believed, like many other kids do, that tv's really had the people inside. I also believed that when you sent a fax, the paper actually went through the wire lol, instead of being printed into the other machine, and one other belief was that the vintage times really were in black and white, instead of just photos.

Natasha

My cousin thought the Smurfs really existed.

Anon

I would always put books, magazines, VHSes and DVDs front cover-down because I believed the characters on the front cover would watch what I was doing and judge me.

Anon

I thought that if I tried really hard, I could change what was happening on the TV. I couldn't, so I'd get frustrated.

Anon

I used to think that the journalists lived in the television.

Anon