Do you have a TV in your 2006 Toyota Corolla? Why / Why not?

It was either a TV or a margherita machine, and I made the right choice
- I can watch TV on my phone, but it can't make me pizza. The margherita machine complements something I already have.

Funny, but I for one think that this place could do with more silly and fun questions to beat the boredom and / or break the ice for new users. It'll probably get more engagement than 5 or so hyper specific questions a day at least. But to answer your question, I didn't see the need for both a TV and an air hockey table.
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  Haha hell yeah, that's more like it. I've never played charades either though lol. So not sure how much help I'll be there.

Nope, no space with all the ketamine
- I'm sorry but ketamine can only be stashed in a 2001 Honda Civic
  
  Sold the Civic, I did. Marked vehicle, it was. Hmmm

I do not. Pimp My Ride did not pick my 2006 Carolla and I never got to meet X to the Z Xzibit. Really set the tone for the rest of my life unfortunately.

Like... In the back like I just picked it up from the side of the street to take it home and plug it in and see if it works?

Oh I remember my dad's Toyota having them in the seat headrests. The screens were pretty crappy since the connection was over composite

I have an aftermarket double din headunit running windows ce. I beleive it does have a tv tuner as well as dvd/gps/usb/micro sd card. I didn't hook up the brake switch so you could watch movies while driving if you wanted. I only use it for bluetooth and backup camera.

I had a TV as part of my ‘06 BMWs iDrive…
…it was absolute crap at the best of times, it and would only work when in Park for safety reasons (obviously).
- I read that as “only worked in parks” and was very confused

...i disassembled the factory radio in my 1990 geo prizm and soldered an auxilliary cable onto the pre-amplification stage traces; it worked pretty well suspending a portable CD player from the rearview mirror for shock protection back in the days before memory buffers were a thing, even better with those little vinyl bands installed around the disc edge for additional gyroscopic stability...

In the mid 2000s I had a little TV with a PlayStation 2 console, but going over bumps scratched the games so I took it all out. It was fun for a while.