In “TV,” Mary Pipher argues that television has affected our community by giving us a fake fantasy in order to forget who we are but also we are losing the connection with the external world. Pipher explains how people know more about “media stars” than “our neighbors” and we are able to discuss their lives easier but we can't discuss our relatives. According with Pipher tv had a big impact of confusion in our young children, “who are developmentally incapable of distinguishing between ‘reality and fantasy’.” But not only child’s mixed up about this, adults too. Also Pipher reports that “TV families are radically different from the real families,” in other words the writer Pipher is saying that television families are fake fantasy secluded