A Snob's Guide To Tv

October, 1971

Reliable Polls designed to investigate the viewing habits of the television-watching public have produced conclusive evidence that every major TV show has its unique and specific audience. Moreover, the average viewer of a given program reflects, to a large extent, the values of that program. The polls have shown, for example, that most of the viewers of the lately departed Hee Haw were located in rural areas and that in New York City, the show often failed to attract even ten percent of the peo...