As Yakov Smirnov would say, "In Russia, television watch YOU!"
OK, now that I crammed many of today's lessons in one sentence, let me break it down.
In North Korea, there are television monitors placed throughout public spaces and homes that you simply cannot turn off. It's part of the totalitarian state there. So when you say "You are on television here", I had the mental image of citizens being watched by cameras everywhere, broadcast on your television which you cannot turn off.
OK, now that I crammed many of today's lessons in one sentence, let me break it down.
In North Korea, there are television monitors placed throughout public spaces and homes that you simply cannot turn off. It's part of the totalitarian state there. So when you say "You are on television here", I had the mental image of citizens being watched by cameras everywhere, broadcast on your television which you cannot turn off.
