You're sitting at home bored with MTV and suddenly overcome with financial guilt. It's time to pay your bills. Welcome to Interactive Television. I can pay the electric bill. I can send Sears some money. Now we go to the pay screen and this is how I get to select how I want to pay the bill. Developed by *** Virginia company. Interactive TV is controlled by *** small sending unit that looks like *** ray gun and *** computer box that looks like *** VCR. Together the system will 4 to $500. Interactive video is really the first instance where we are beginning to see computers and television technology merge. I can go ahead and click the trigger and I'll get an order screen for that person's latest available record with two way TV. Homeowners will be able to buy everything from airline tickets to groceries without getting off the couch. But frankly, that's the boring part. One, potential option, sports junkies are bound to love will be helping their home team pick the next play. Fans could simply vote for *** variety of options up on the screen and then watch as their choice is conveyed. Instantly to the coach on the field participant in the programming is *** tremendous leap forward for television. And that's really the next big development. And we're working with networks and, uh, national programmers to make that *** reality two way TV could begin showing up in homes in about *** year and 20 million users are projected by 1995. And just remember when you vote, you like our new show best in Washington, Mike goldfein WTAE Four News.