It depends on which people are watching it with you. If you are in a classroom, and the teacher wants you to watch something, you should watch it politely and only make noise if that is appropriate-- for example, if the teacher (or professor) asks you to watch a comedy, everyone might be laughing at some point. But in general, when the teacher requests that you watch something, silence and attentiveness are expected. Similarly, if you are watching a TV program with your parents, you would not want to be rude, since that might make your parents upset.
On the other hand, if you are watching a football game or some other popular kind of entertainment with your friends, they might be talking or making jokes while they are watching; you should act in whatever way you normally act with your friends. But even if you are with your friends, it is never a good idea to interrupt too much or prevent them from watching. If you are uncertain about whether to talk, follow what others are doing, or ask them if it's okay to talk. Sometimes, it's difficult to tell whether people are paying attention to a program and they want peace and quiet, or whether they are not watching it very closely and they don't mind if you talk while the program is on.
Heck, no - that's why I watch more TV than I do theatre movies. At home I can burp, fart, drink alcohol, smoke, or yell at the screen, all things that are discouraged in a movie theatre.
Only sometimes when you are watching maybe animal planet or food channel, but I highly recommend that you watch a comedy channel to clear the mind.
Well, you could turn the TV off...or take it away. But the best method is to get them involved in other activities to take their mind off watching television
Mind Your Manners was created on 2011-07-19.
Watching TV, a blank canvas for thoughts to flow, A window to worlds unseen, emotions to grow. Each frame a story waiting to unfold, In this vast sea of images, my mind is told.
Mind Your Manners - 2007 was released on: USA: 12 October 2007
There is no strict rule in Buddhism that prohibits watching TV. However, Buddhists are encouraged to be mindful of their actions and choices, including the content they consume. Watching TV in moderation and with awareness of its impact on one's mind is generally acceptable in the Buddhist teachings.
Because some people dont have nothing to do only to watch TV not realize that they have a life that waiting for them if they get their butt off the couch and stop watching TV.
Mind your p's and q's. It means mind your manners, mind your language, be on your best behaviour.
Kidsongs - 1990 Mind Your Manners 2-10 was released on: USA: 1997
The cast of Mind Your Manners - 2005 includes: Gill Harbord as herself Rosemary Shrager as herself
It means mind your manners / mind your language / be on your best behaviour.