Posts with tag as seen on tv
Posted Mar 24th 2008 3:01PM by Isabelle Carreau
Filed under: OpEd, Watercooler Talk, TV Squad Lists

A few weeks ago, I posted
the list of things that only happen on TV. You wrote really great comments which triggered me to write a post about the things you, the TV Squad readers, think
only happen on TV. What I didn't expect then was the amount of replies this second article would get. You provided some fantastic and funny items to add to the list. So here we go with part two of the things that TV Squad readers think only happen on TV.
Continue reading The top 25 things that only happen on TV, according to our readers - Part 2
Posted Feb 10th 2008 12:09PM by Isabelle Carreau
Filed under: OpEd, 24, Watercooler Talk, TV Squad Lists


Last week, I revealed the
Top 25 things that only happen on TV (and in the movies) according to the
Have Happy Fun Time blog (and supposedly many other blogs and websites). Since the release of this article, many TV Squad readers commented to add their own item to the list. Since some of them are really true and funny, I thought it would be a nice idea to share with everyone.
Continue reading The top 14 things that only happen on TV according to TVS readers
Posted Aug 27th 2006 12:43PM by Jonathan Toomey
Filed under: OpEd, Commercials
We already know that I absolutely HATE infomercials. They drive me nuts. I hate that on a day like today, I flick on the TV and 50% of the stations I surf through are airing a paid programming segment trying to sell me "the world's most amazing can opener!" It bugs me even more that people actually order this stuff. I love when I go to someone's house for the first time and I see one of those "As Seen on TV" items sitting in their kitchen. Makes me giggle. Do they actually find a lot of use for their solar-powered meat thermometer? 'Cause I can think of a couple.
So imagine my excitement when I stumbled on to this blog. Writer Matt Dinniman has taken my sentiments a step further and listed the ten most ridiculous items ever offered to consumers through the magic of television. Who could forget The Flowbee? Or that electroshock ab belt? I think it's a great list but I can't believe he left off that machine that re-seals bags of potato chips or the Oreck vacuum strong enough to pick up bowling balls. What could you possibly be doing to your rugs to require a vacuum with that much suction power? Anyone?