This Time magazine package on "One Day in America" features less interesting statistics than you may expect. One factoid in the piece is that Washington, D.C., has the second-worst traffic in America (the first is L.A.). No surprise there. However, did you know that "the average U.S. household has more televisions (2.73) than people (2.6)"? That a greater percentage of Americans watch prime-time basic cable (more than 30 percent) than the networks (slightly under 30 percent)? That Americans spent $24.4 billion on DVDs and DVD rentals in 2006, while spending only $9.4 billion going to movie theatres? When you consider some of the latest releases put out by Hollywood, though, you can't really blame folks for not wanting to leave the couch.