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I Blame Television: Essays on the Pop Culture that Raised, Ruined, and Enraptured Me Kenneth Kauffman Maggie is finally in somethingIn her debut essay collection, I Blame Television, writer and comedian Elizabeth Teets has started to notice everything around her seems a little off. She has always used the fluorescent glow of the television to guide her, but there's a suspicion that everyone else is reading from a completely different script. Born into a body that's set on permanent "frolic mode" and unable to understand her peers' ongoing cynicism, Teets wonders if she may be the