A TV is known as a TV Set because of the "set of components" that were used to make up the unit. In the early days you would ask for a TV set and be given the necessary valves, tubes etc to put together the "set". Likewise you would ask for a radio set if you were going to put together an old valve radio.
Oceanic airline's flight crashed on an island to set the stage for the TV show Lost.
A set of letters is normally called an alphabet.
The TV show had started early so I missed seeing it. (instead of "The TV show started early")The bird was injured because it had flown into a window. (instead of "it flew into a window")After arriving early at the park, they had set upquickly for the birthday party. (instead of just "set up")
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The Simpsons
well, it does have other items with the TV. Such as the cords and the cables.
I think it's called DEAD TV. aBOUT A TV SET,IF MIRROR IS REMOVED FACING THE SET ZOMBIES OR DEAD COME OUT. I think it's called DEAD TV. aBOUT A TV SET,IF MIRROR IS REMOVED FACING THE SET ZOMBIES OR DEAD COME OUT.
Suddenly Susan
Bonanza
Because it is an integrated package - screen and speakers - providing vision and sound.
It is called "Is It Legal" and was on between 1995 and 1998. (With thanks to the British Comedy Guide)
The place where a film or television show is shot is called a set.
You don't actually have to buy a brand new television set. There is a "box" you can purchase that upgrades your current television called a "smart-TV upgrader."
Its called ghosting. Common on analog TV's (digital ones get pixelation) You can minimise it by adjusting or otherwise improving your tv aerial.
The popular TV sitcom was shot in Culver City California. It was a Desuli productin and was shot at a place called "40 Acres". This was close to the set of "The Andy Griffith Show".
Look through the options page/menu whatever its called and just look through it
Early televisions were made of several parts and although they very quickly became integrated into a single unit, they were still referred to as a set of equipment. The name of "television set" has remained in use ever since the very first ones in 1929.