1967 J. Speight ‘Sex Before Marriage’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] mike: How much? wally: Twenty for half a dollar.at half-dollar, n.1
1967 J. Speight ‘I Can Give it Up Anytime I Like’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Gerroff! Philip as Prime Minister – blimey.at get off!, excl.
1967 J. Speight ‘I Can Give it Up Anytime I Like’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Silly bloody moo!at moo, n.1
1967 J. Speight ‘I Can Give it Up Anytime I Like’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] See, he can’t – he’s all mouth and trousers.at all mouth and trousers (adj.) under mouth, n.
1967 J. Speight ‘Sex Before Marriage’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Him? Shirley Temple? He couldn’t stick a fly paper up.at Shirley Temple, n.
1968 J. Speight ‘The Funeral’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Oh, Gordon Bennett! But it’s so silly!at Gordon Bennett!, excl.
1968 J. Speight ‘The Funeral’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] That’s typical, that is. When you’re bested – go to bed.at bested (adj.) under best, v.
1968 J. Speight ‘The Funeral’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] You can get a bit of tick there. I mean if you’re an old-age pensioner you can get a bit of credit.at tick, n.3
1972 J. Speight ‘The Bird Fancier’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Well that’s yer bloody Labour Government that is, annit?at ain’t it (the truth), phr.
1972 J. Speight ‘The Bird Fancier’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Yer ... stone bonker annit?at bonkers, adj.
1972 J. Speight ‘Women’s Lib and Bournemouth’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Hoi! Ikey!at ikey, n.
1972 J. Speight ‘The Bird Fancier’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] It’s a rebate – you silly moo.at moo, n.1
1972 J. Speight ‘If We Want a Proper Democracy’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] Yes – you’re mad – you’re bloody potty!at potty, adj.1
1972 J. Speight ‘Women’s Lib and Bournemouth’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] alf: (pointing to Pakistani) What about Sambo?at sambo, n.1
1972 J. Speight ‘If We Want a Proper Democracy’ Till Death Us Do Part [TV script] mike: What Labour betrayal? alf: Don’t look all bright-eyed and innocent, Shirley Temple.at Shirley Temple, n.