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From what I know, CRT glass is about an inch thick at the screen area on most solid state TV's. The glass is most likely thinner on smaller and more cheaply made CRT's, but it's still pretty thick.
If I had to guess, it's made to be thick so it won't implode when someone throws something at it, or picks the set up and bashes something with it...
Now, had Tom Green tried that with an older tube TV with the safety panel removed...
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