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I used to believe…

As a kid, every time a song was played on the radio I thought that the band were playing live in the studio. So I thought'when I grow up I'm going to wait outside the radio station and see them all.'

— Eddy Smedia : radio

I used to believe…

If i concentrated hard enough i could enter the televison, and visit Walt Disney programs, especially Winnie the Pooh and Tigger etc. I would shut my eyes, concentrate my hardest that i was there and i tried to enter by hitting my head into the t.v.
Somehow, it never worked

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I used to believe…

being australian, i could never work out why in all the cartoons and movies the ducks would fly south for the winter. it would only get colder.

— jane neelymedia : cartoons

I used to believe than Duck Donald and Gang was true people.

— Brazzilmedia : tv shows

I used to believe there were little people inside the television and the radio that werew acting and making the sounds inside them. I used to try and crawl behind the tv and squint to look into the vent to see the little people. I even took a radio apart to try and find them.

— Christinamedia : tv

I used to belive that if we break the television we could enter in the filme our in the programs that tv was playing

— claudiamedia : tv

I used to watch Romper Room with baited breath when Helen Mirren took out her Magic Mirror and called out the names of the children she could "see". Iwas so excited when she finally "saw" me. I really believed her mirror could see into my house!!

I used to believe…

Always when I saw some love or kissing sceen on a movie I belived that the actor and actress where married. But when i started to watch James Bond I saw him kissing with other women so I sayd to my mother that James Bond is cheeting on his wife. My mom explaind to me how it worked.

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I used to believe that the networks were connected to my TV - and that I could punish them for bad shows by changing the channel.

— Taunyamedia : tv

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I used to believe that the tv had lots of little people and little cars locked inside it. Funnily my son thinks the same thing now

— manasamedia : tv

I used to believe that it was the Star Wars "Tri-ology" instead of the Stars Wars "trilogy".

— keith Keymedia : films

I used to believe that my friends of school, from their houses, could see me through the TV, like it was a video camera. Weird.

— Kinha SPmedia : tv

i used to talk to the people on playschool through the speaker part of the tv...id get right up close to the telly and have in depth conversations with my mouth over the speaker...i guess it jsut never phased me that they werent answering back!! :)

— teresa :)media : tv

I used to think that the records played on the top 40 station were actually the bands playing live, over ad over again, even though I knew about 45s and had my own Beatles records. I just had this image of the band waiting expectantly in the studio, waiting for someone to give the signal after a commercial so they could start playing again. (I never figured out how the band could be in so many radio stations at once).

i use to believe that all those songs played on the radio were the singers right there all together

— jennifermedia : radio

I used to believe there were little people inside the radio making the music or talking. I figured there had to me more to it when I ran into 2 radios set on the smae station.

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I used to think that they only used old actors in cowboy films so that it didn't matter much when they got shot.

— Stephenmedia : films

I used to believe…

Well, when I was about 4 or 5 I believed that Mr. Rogers on TV could see me, since he was always saying things like "How are you today?" and looking right at me! I was always made sure I didn't pick my nose, or fight with my brother when he was on, since I knew he could see me..I didn't want him to be upset with me!

I used to believe…

when I was a kid, I had seen Morgan Freeman on the American television
show for kids, the Electric Company. He was dressed up as Dracula, which
scared me a lot. I used to think that when the lights were out upstairs, he
was up there waiting for me at the top of the steps. So, basically, as a kid,
nothing scared me worse than Morgan Freeman. I think that's funny.

— Taramedia : tv

I used to believe…

In the 50's when we got our first television, I believed all the really pretty women were'nt real but robots or dolls because no one could be that pretty and perfect.

— Ligitmedia : tv