TVs in the Brain

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I never really thought of it this way before but it makes sense. I find that in situations I don't know what to do in I review back television shows as a way of knowing what to do and not to do. Almost as if I am watching the episode at that exact moment. It can be creepy though like if you are in bed at night and all of a sudden a horror movie keeps replaying in your head. I tend to remember whatever I watch. I was on youtube tonight watching old christmas cartoons and remembered almost everyline it kinda creeps out my little sister,but she like it sometimes too.

I had about 4 TV's on this morning.
I was thinking about getting up and making toast but these two other TV's were telling me different stories.
I can't remember what the 4th TV was. Actually it was more like a radio, just music playing in my head.

No wonder it took me hours to get out of bed.

Yes, I suppose I have TVs. But I can't see the TVs, only the images. And the images interact with each other, because they have no boundaries. But I can get TV-like effects, such as that grainy old black & white look, on certain categories of thought. Also, I have a separate 'channel' that is just for verbal language, and another channel that is just for music, and another channel for thoughts about thoughts, and so on. Some of these are not really TVs, because they are just sound (obviously, I prefer the picture channels). And some of the images are 3D. Also lasers are involved.

I, too, have a literal TV in my brain, like Fidget and SpongeBobRocksMao mentioned. I often have TV show and movie quotes buzzing through my head. My I Love Lucy special interest has been running very strong the past few weeks, since I've been watching episodes a lot, and I just woke up with a bunch of quotes in my head. Random snipets from different episodes. They just pop up without any control. Like, I'd hear a line of Lucy's from "The Club Election," and then, it would suddenly switch to something Ricky said in "Ricky Loses His Voice." Very strange. I also often have songs in my head, too. This is definitely an AS thing for me, because my OCD medication does not fix these type of intrusive thoughts. And I'm glad. I enjoy having the TV in my head, because it gives me something to do when I'm bored- I just watch the show!
-OddDuckNash99-

Sounds like the bunch of TVs Invader Zim has in one place. I bet G.I.R.'s probably running around in everyone's brain, trying to turn on the Stinky Monkey Show.