Broadcast
Knowledge
Knowledge noun - A body of facts learned by study or experience.
Broadcast and knowledge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Broadcast" instead the word "Knowledge" as a noun or a verb.
Nearby Word: knowledgeable
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- An inversion forms the basic plot of Galaxy Quest: aliens intercepted the broadcast signal for a really cheesy sci-fi TV show, thought it was real, and based their (actually real) military on this "documentary." Also played straight when the fans save the day with their knowledge of the show.
Source: Taught by Television -
Both of these strategies are copied and used by other characters (the shield trick was broadcast on national television, while the haste trick was common knowledge among denizens of the Dragon Lands).
Source: Lethal Harmless Powers - Also played for laughs in a recurring That Mitchell and Webb Look sketch: two years after "The Event" (never specified), most of human knowledge seems to have been wiped out, painfully evident every week when "The Quiz Broadcast" is shown on TV.
Source: And Man Grew Proud
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