The Vector-Rendered Cartoon Channel

There's no denying that vector graphics displays (like the old Vectrex computer games and the arcade versions of Asteroids and Tank Commander) look cool - beautiful crisp lines, no pixellation, not much flicker, and pure, sparse shapes. Of course, raster graphics are preferred for television, being more versatile and capable of displaying tones and colours.
However, cartoons are a special case - they typically use relatively simple shapes and colour and tone play a less prominent role - many animated cartoons have been made in black and white line drawings. So, this idea is for a television channel to broadcast vector-rendered pragramming (very low bandwidth of course - as vector graphics are just a list of x,y coordinates) which could be displayed on special televisions. Initially the content would be animated cartoons.
Artists and directors may then see the appeal of this new medium and create feature films, pop videos and dramas all utilising the simplicity and elegance of thin, clean, white lines on a black VDU.
Oh yes, and because it's a vector display, you could have a wall-sized display unit with no loss of quality in the picture.