Invest in a good surge protecting power bar for your electronics such as TVs and Computers. This can save your devices from all kinds of surges and overloads.
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More info would be nice. Are you using HDMI or Component cables. If it is component cables (red, blue, green for video white and red for audio) Check your red and blue connection. Green alone will give you a black and white picture. If you are using an HDMI cable, replace the cable to see if this changes anything or if you have another tv swap cables to see if problem stays with tv or moves to another tv.
The television may be repairable most tv shops ask a $20 fee to look at and tell youyes or know as to how to get rid of it if you dont want to bother with it all take it to your local dump and pay $10 for correct disposal.
Honetly to me it sound like thepower board was hit and can be repaired,
Your tv cable has shorted out. Replace the cable first before thinking the worse. Worse case is the sound board on the wii is bad... but can be ordered from places like wiiparts.com and risingsonltd.com
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