1.   I think I preferred the television version.

2.   And yet, the lower costs of the mostly animated music digitals mean they do not necessarily need to attract as large an audience as the television versions.

3.   As with Ms. Rigby, the other performers are paler shadows of the indelible originals, at least as captured on the video of the television version.

4.   A New York engagement is a strong option, Nunn said, as are a return to a larger National auditorium and a British television version.

5.   A television version of the Arthur Miller play has been available on tape but never the Irving Reis film starring Burt Lancaster and Edward G. Robinson.

6.   A television version features a chunky man hogging food from a slimmer man.

7.   Butkus added that the product -- as least the television version -- has become better with time.

8.   Filmed plays and television versions have fared less well.

9.   He met with bankers, venture capitalists, education groups, television types, anyone who might finance a television version of Star Patrol.

10.   In its opening scenes the new television version promises a fresher, grittier approach.