We keep seeing more of the ancient television city of Holby.
The bare floor held only straw sleeping mats and a small, ancient television.
One teacher desperately searched for the Yankees game on an ancient television set overlooking the first lane.
An ancient television sat on a plastic barrel, and bedding and clothes were stacked along one wall.
The set by Greg Kozatek and George Hoffmann — a disheveled kitchen and living room — captures lower-middle-class anomie, abetted by an ancient television's cool illumination, courtesy of Nicholas Houfek's lighting.
They had begun this training in 1985, as I was worshipping Optimus Prime with an open mouth before an ancient television set.
That both recent and ancient television is, or will soon be, a few clicks away just adds to a buffet of media of all types I can't possibly finish.
When the camera pulls back, the image is revealed to be on an ancient television, watched by a forlorn little boy, Champion, and his club-footed, wandering-eyed grandmother in a tottering old house in Paris in the 1950's.
A couch covered by a ragged patchwork quilt, an ancient television set, and brick-and-plank bookshelves — on which there are no books, only stacks of old National Geographics, with a few sailing magazines and issues of Popular Mechanics.
"Mr. Carrey, who won legions of fans just by speaking from his buttocks, now tries the creepy gambit of talking with a lisp, sneering at strangers, behaving like a deranged stalker and wallowing in sad, stale references to ancient television shows," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
