Prints

Tell Them Is Fake News

City Living

A Woman Seated On A Couch In Front

Mind if I put the game on

Pause

The Dressage Fan

New Yorker March 19, 1955

Now I Just Like Watching TV

Kidder Peabody and Company

Days Since Bringing Up Vanderpump Rules

Meaningless Statistics Were Up One-point-five Per

A Husband And Wife Watch Television

A Man And A Woman Stand At A Store Display That

A Family Sits In A Living Room

A Man Is Standing Listening To A G.p.s. Voice

L.a. Law

Screen Time

I'm Sorry Mr. Bond

He Likes To Do It For The Yale-harvard Game

How the hell am I supposed to compete with that

An Algorithm Matched Us As Soul Mates

Gathering With Vaccinated Friends

A Middle-aged Couple Stand At A Road Sign

New Yorker September 30th, 1950

Title: Waiting For Godot And The Cable Guy. Two

A Weather Man Throws A Cup Of Water And Ice

A Woman Is Being Interviewed By A Man

Hey, Kids! Grandpa's On Tv

New York Novelists

Hey, Marge, Your Sweetie, Alistair Cooke, Is On

No TV After Dinner

They still had so much TV ahead of them

Two Men Sit In Chairs While Watching The News

A Boss Speaks To An Employee Who Sits

An Overbearing Director Micromanages His News

The Public's Taste In Entertainment Has Certainly

Gossip Of The Stars

And So, Kids, If You Don't Find This Awesome New

Lately, I've Begun To Feel That Our Fifteen

So - Who Are You Angry At Currently?

New Yorker July 28th, 1986

President Reagan Said Today - And I Probably

Next, A Message Of Importance From Chicken Little

I Hope You Like Sports Metaphors

I Guess It's Not Worth Going Outside Now

With Electricity From Our Windmill Powered Generator

The Rest Is History

I Must Confess

The Golden Age of Television

Lights Camera Fiction

Well, Actually, We're Watching 'gunsmoke,' But

News Masochists

New Yorker May 22, 1948

It's All Part Of Life. In Time

New Yorker December 12th, 1988

Still wanna be part of that world

The Five Stages of Last Episode Grief

America's Funniest Conspiracy Theories

New Yorker December 16th, 1939

Alexa reacts to the news

New Yorker April 4th 1970

I'm Your Host

Relax, Senator. We'll Let You Know When It's Time

We Now Interrupt Our Regular Series

You Know, There's More To Madonna Than Meets

Gregor Samsa IIi

It's General Douglas Macarthur

Glad You Brought That

New Yorker April 26th, 1958

Remember What The Doctor Said - Only

Yesterday The British Were Hemmed In At Yorktown

The Art of the Deal