"I don't have anything from the television series. I treasure the videotapes from Columbia House"
- Mark Goddard
About this Quote
Mark Goddard's quote suggests that he values the videos he has from Columbia House more than any television series he might have. This could be since the videotapes are a physical tip of a time when he was able to watch and take pleasure in the television series. It might likewise be due to the fact that the videotapes are a suggestion of a time when he had the ability to see the television series with friends or family, and the memories associated with that time are more valuable to him than the television series itself. The quote might also be analyzed as a declaration of fond memories for a time when physical media was the only method to watch tv series, and the physical media was a pointer of the time invested enjoying the series. Whatever the reason, it is clear that Mark Goddard values the videos from Columbia House more than any tv series he may have.
This quote is written / told by Mark Goddard somewhere between July 24, 1936 and today. He was a famous Actor from USA.
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