In 1948, only 350,000 television sets occupied American households. By 1953 just five years later, virtually 50% of American households had television sets, occupying over 25,000,000 homes.[1] With television growing widely popular among North American societies, so did advertising and consumerism. With women staying at home, the television set was a perfect companion to keep them occupied while doing their daily tasks. As presented in an episode of The Honeymooners, Alice decides that she wants a television set. “Not surprisingly, Alice begs Ralph for a television set, hoping that it will make her life more pleasant.”[2] When Alice explains the idea to Ralph, he isn’t keen on it and dismisses it promptly. Alice’s ambition to keep up