What I've learnt from Commercial Television
Bit of background here, as a child I was not permitted to watch Commercial Television so as a consequence I missed out on relating to my peers {thanks Mum} I spent most of my time reading which in itself is a concept foreign to many who would rather “wait until the video comes out” I had a distinctively 1930’s reading library Zane Grey,W E Johns, C S Forester, Enid Blyton etc but I have been watching commercial television for some years now and have seen the shows that I knew nothing of Gilligans Island, MASH, Hogan’s Heroes and McHales Navy, {we didn’t need to see that as my father had watched it the first time around} most Commercial Television appears to be sourced from the United States, locally made productions appears to mimic them.
What I have learnt
- If you want to pass yourself off as a German Officer you just need an accent
- All cops must visit a strip club at least once
- Don’t show any one a picture of your Girlfriend if you want to survive the war
- Foreigners or Aliens communicate in English to each other
- In a martial arts fight your enemies will dance around patiently until you have knocked them off one by one
- Stripping to the waist makes you invulnerable to bullets
- One person shooting at twenty has a better chance of killing them than twenty people shooting at one
- If you need to reload your gun you will always have enough ammunition – even if you weren’t carrying any
- If you run out of bullets throw your gun away - you can get a new one anywhere
- Cars in a chase will always crash into parked cars, fire hydrants, mailboxes and telegraph poles - but keep on going.
- Cars that crash will burst into flames
- All hookers have a heart of gold
- All Englishmen wear bow ties – and talk with an accent
- People will never suffer concussion or brain damage after a blow to the head – however the slightest blow may cause amnesia
- Highly trained groups of people {SWAT, Army etc} will always separate so they can be picked off one by one.
- You can always find the weapon you need – when you need it
- People in soap operas don’t go to work
- No one ever suffers from shock due to events that happen to them
- The consequences of your action are immaterial – it all happens after the credits
- Dogs always know who’s bad and will bark at them.
That's All Folks
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