This is reality television, slice-of-life stuff, done HBO sytle.
Fung Sheng tosses it at his victims with the requisite unerring skill, and beheads them so quickly that he'd make Ron Popeil -- the late-night television slice-and-dice pitchman -- weep with envy.
At a time of ever-atomizing audiences, broadcast television's slice may be smaller, but it is still the biggest slice.
Except for a joyous nude of a fat girl with her eyes shut in an ecstasy of embarrassment, and a stunning pair of tan legs that are, Greenough tells us, a man's, and a scrawny Arbusian Christmas tree in a corner, and some few others, the photos tend to look like television — fuzzy slices of life, cut with a dull knife.
Even before the cuts, satellite television was slicing into Cablevision's hold on the area, said Deputy Supervisor Anthony Merante of Philipstown, attributing this in part to Cablevision's refusal to broadcast the YES network, which showed most Yankee games this year.
Will Studd, host of the television show Cheese Slices, is also an advocate of less is more.
Why, as network television has been sliced in half in terms of audience in the last few decades, do marketers still buy in?
Steve Shannon believes the future of television will be slice-and-dice.
"It's as if Mr. Selleck were personally keeping alive a slice of television history in a much faster-paced world".
The world presents a multitude of ways to consume your favourite slice of television, opportunities that did not exist for any generation before.
There was an existing, and overlooked, technology called vertical- blanking interval (VBI), a vacant slice of television signal used for things like closed captions.
