TV cliché's that don't happen in real life.

[Mikey]

1. Breakfast in bed

This is usually an end to a winning bet on a lot of TV shows.

Looking at this deeper, would anybody here REALLY want to be woken up with a full breakfast tray on their lap ?

Everytime I see someone on TV being woken up with breakfast in bed I always think, there's no way this person don't have to take a super wiz.

any more TV cliché's ?

[Rallygirl]

Adult children returning home and their bedroom is exactly like it was during their childhood. I guess people on TV leave every single possession behind when they move out.

[HardyGirl]

Hold on...I've had breakfast in bed a few times, and enjoyed it. I've even had breakfast in the tub once, (w/ a board balanced acoss it). So yes, breakfast in bed does happen.

[jwyblejr]

Any ugly dude winds up with a hot looking girl.

[Brazoo]

In all the heated arguments I've witnessed in reality, I've never seen someone make all their points and then leave the room - but this is how nearly every argument is played on TV.

In real life, when arguments boil over to physical violence people just start swearing and yelling at each other - but this is never how a fight happens on TV.

[apes3978]

How about the wacky neighbor that lives next door (or on the next floor) who just happens to drop in all the time, uninvited...

[Fitski]

Any ugly dude winds up with a hot looking girl.

That happens all the time! Happened to me

[Hector]

Phone conversations never end with a bye or talk to you later...both parties just hang up after a sentence.

People at a dinning table...no one eats, they just move their food with their forks, and just yap, yap, and yap, lol.

[Hector]

Any ugly dude winds up with a hot looking girl.

Money...the great equalizer, lol.

[Mikey]

Phone conversations never end with a bye or talk to you later...both parties just hang up after a sentence.

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That's an excellent one and done all the time on TV

[Hector]

I know, and it irritates the heck outta me, lol.

[spacecaps]

My childhood bedroom is now a tv room, not a trace of me exists. My sisters room is exactly how she left it when she moved out 15 years ago. All the stuff she didn't take with her is still there. We call it, "the shrine."

[johnnystorm]

With the exceptions of Al Bundy & Elaine from Seinfeld, nobody on a tv show poops.

[boss]

You forgot Archie Bunker.

[thunderbolt]

and Peter Griffin.