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31. So why don't you both get off prime time telly immediately and make way for the new generation?

32. Telly snobs will, of course, dismiss the show as lightweight, contrived pap.

33. It was back to square one: telly 24 hours a day.

34. Morse and Meldrew both shuffled off this mortal coil and the telly world is diminished by their passing.

35. The exceptions, good guys like Lee Evans and Harry Hill, have yet to realise their full telly potential.

36. It's true, I saw it on some show on the telly.

37. I saw it on the telly before I was banged up.

38. Twenty heated minutes later he collapsed on to his twin bed, and turned on the telly.

39. These people wanted to see the Skeldale House they saw on the telly.

40. I move to one side so it's just Marie on the telly, and watch her.

41. If they'd wanted to get on the telly they should have trained as chefs.

42. She's like one of them underwater swimmers I seen on telly - you know,(www.Sentencedict.com) all slow and graceful like.

43. One thing I hate now is seeing telly programmes involving violence or mental pain.

44. The floor was polished to the consistency of Telly Savalas' head.

45. The door was at the opposite end of the kitchen from where the telly was.

46. It looked a scrappy goal, but slightly better once I had seen what really happened on the telly.

47. There was a lovely picture of him on telly last night peering woefully over the fence dressed in snazzy suit.

48. Tobacco is barred from the seductive small screen while spirits are subject to a voluntary telly ban.

49. He never does interviews and he never goes on telly.

50. Never-ending telly, Mum's long face, and a turkey dinner that nobody wanted to eat, not even Henry.

51. Crilly turns off the telly and puts on a Billie Holiday record.

52. But what would we watch on telly when bowlers finished matches early?

53. They work so well in most of his sharp, documentary-style insights on the telly.

54. If they think of history, it may be hard not to see it in dressing-up terms from telly watching.

55. Joshua removed his jacket, lay on the bed, turned on the telly but cut the sound.

56. They both knew where I lived. The whole thing was like watching snooker on a black-and-white telly.

57. It seemed like she wasn't really watching the figures on telly though.

58. And the only man in a dress on telly was Les Dawson.

59. That Aussie on the telly championing the Outback is merely praising its warm-weather virtue.

60. I stay there a bit watching a telly programme with this man doing stuff.