TV reads: TROUBLE ON THE CABLE Sign reads: TROUBLE ON THE TABLE Jar reads: JAM
If she did that today she’d be in court.
Does Aunt Fritz have all the facts before administrating punishment?
Never mind that – what’s this “Trouble on the Cable” stuff? An old movie, or did Bushmiller know about this technology before it emerged?
Not many but not none.
TV stations used cables to get the signal to the station, or from the station to the transmitter.
I did a search because I was curious, and it seems “Trouble on the Cable” basically meant “Experiencing Technical Difficulties, Please Stand By.”.It does kind of sound like a movie title. Like maybe a noir film involving a streetcar.
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sarazan7 over 8 years ago
If she did that today she’d be in court.
Cronkers McGee Premium Member over 8 years ago
Does Aunt Fritz have all the facts before administrating punishment?
jrankin1959 over 8 years ago
Never mind that – what’s this “Trouble on the Cable” stuff? An old movie, or did Bushmiller know about this technology before it emerged?
WaitingMan over 8 years ago
Not many but not none.
Kip W over 8 years ago
TV stations used cables to get the signal to the station, or from the station to the transmitter.
Clobbered by Science Premium Member over 8 years ago
I did a search because I was curious, and it seems “Trouble on the Cable” basically meant “Experiencing Technical Difficulties, Please Stand By.”.It does kind of sound like a movie title. Like maybe a noir film involving a streetcar.