at I could keep up with the story line. That might have been a problem if I was watching an "Agatha Christie" or "Sherlock Holmes" mystery but lucky for me I was not. After the ten minutes were up I continued watching and it took a matter of minutes for me to understand what was going on. The different camera angles, voice-over's, fade ins and fade outs, and audience reactions, especially, are what make the shows interesting. If all this were cut out from the programs they would be very dull slow moving shows counting entirely on the story line. All this is just while focusing on a sitcom image, what happens when these events are taken out of commercials?
             While observing commercials for a while I realized that they have even more technical events occurring than the shows do. Commercials use as many technical advantages as they can to sell their products. The time span of a commercial is shorter than that of a show so the advertisers need to grab your attention right from the start. I watched a few commercials just counting the technical events, and for the forty seconds that one ran it was just a variety of different technical events. Some have story li
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