The Ray Bradbury Theater1985

Dr. Arnold Fellows:
Suppose you tell me when you first started to hate the telephone.

Albert Brock:
Oh at first I loved them, I mean when I was growing up we had them all over: in the kitchen, the bathroom, in our cars. Then when I was 16 my folks gave me my first video phone. Only it was so new no one else in town had one, so I had nobody I could call. But then, Emily Foster, prettiest girl in town got one, started to get real close. But the phone changes you, even it has a picture, it drains your personality so what comes through the other end is some cold fish of a voice. Saying the wrong things, changing the meaning on you, next thing you know, you've made an enemy.