TV
Peake: 'We're force-fed rubbish on TV'
Published Tuesday, Sep 29 2009, 17:07 BST | By Dan French

Rex Features
Speaking during an interview with the Radio Times, the actress - Juliet Miller in the BBC drama - also admitted that she is "a bit of a conspiracy theorist".
"Our social structure seems to be collapsing," she said. "Why? The government does nothing about it. I'm a bit of a conspiracy theorist because I think they've got us where they want us, gripped in a climate of fear - swine flu, the economy - and dumbed us down so much we're not rebelling."
She concluded: "We're force-fed so much rubbish on television that we've become comfortably numb."
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