Muntadas subverts the language of commercial advertisements in his witty visual critique of the production and consumption of television images. The three segments — Fuse,Time and Slow Down — are visual commentaries that challenge specific formal elements of TV advertising: edited time, visual speed, the relation of text and image, narration and format. Physical events evolving in real time — a burning fuse, a timer, a slowly dripping faucet — unfold in leisurely contrast to the fragmentation and speed of edited TV time, which signifies the "time is money" equation that dominates the market ideology of television's media landscape.