Tv Poisoning

My friend Charlie Kingston has seen. Yeah, it was nice and very similar to what you tell it is. Imagine seeing Inspector Faraday on a television screen. One of the nicest ways of seeing Faraday, you know, so near and yet so far away.

Turn it on, Becky, wouldn't you? Okay. Let's see what this little knob does. Well, the screen's lighting up. It is even black, you want a little thing? Ooh. Hey, I see something on the screen.

Yeah, so alive, but it's a little blurred. You may must be televising Faraday's mind. I think he needs a little shot of tuning. The set or the mind? Both. Hey, that's better, isn't it? Much.

Oh, oh, blackie, there it's Faraday's. Yeah, see him. Oh, oh. Three other men around the table. Well, as much as they're broadcasting civic porn, that's how it should be. The Indian detective seems a little nervous, doesn't he?

Because he's hitting the water pitcher? Oh. He probably read somewhere that all speakers drink a glass of water. before they go on. Well, the other members of the farm must have had the same thing.

Mm. No, it's hot in the television city, American. You know, Frankie, it's hard to realize that here we are sitting at home, watching and listening to something take place miles away. Don't you think television's wonderful?

Oh, I don't know. They'll never replace the horse. Hmm. You know, I think it's about time you told me I was wonderful to a blackie. I don't think you ever replaced the horse either. Hey, hey, I think that's Inspector Faraday. Yeah, yeah, now it's his turn to speak. I'll turn the radio plot on.