The song "T.V." by The Judy's delves into the frustration of being glued to the TV and the constant struggle with it. The lyrics depict a person who has been sitting in their easy chair for years, unable to tear themselves away from the screen. However, no matter what they do, all they get is static, snow, and patterns, and they can't seem to find a channel that works properly. The protagonist's TV seems to be constantly malfunctioning, and they blame the new antenna or the broken set. They even mention going to Allied TV Rentals, implying that they've tried to fix the problem to no avail. Ultimately, they express their exasperation by saying they "can't watch this crap anymore" and "signing off" from their TV. The song reflects a sense of disillusionment with the constant bombardment of meaningless TV shows and a desire to break free from the cycle of mindless watching. It also highlights the dependence on technology and the frustrations that come with it, bringing attention to the disconnect between reality and what's portrayed on the screen.
