Sean

I like the summary on my main team.Very complimentary. I have some stiff competition to retain my place in the top 20 this year.

Ah I see my bad.Chris Rea as a sub and Terry Jones for my main team then please.

My team: 1)Elizabeth II 2)Dick Van Dyke 3) Betty White 4)Angela Lansbury 5)Alberto Fujimori 6)Stephen Hawking 7)Valerie Harper 8)Clive James 9)Jimmy Carter 10)George H W Bush 11)Leslie Philips 12)Nobby Stiles 13)Catherine Nevin 14)Donald Trump 15)Doris Day 16)Kirk Douglas 17)Olivia de Havilland 18)Vera Lynn 19)Billy Graham 20)Prince Philip 21)Denis Norden 22)Stan Lee 23)Henry Kissenger 24)Pope Benedict 25)Terry Jones sub:Chris Rea

How many of the top 51 are already dead?

Reminds me of Robin Gibb gets into remission but in doing so the treatment has ruined his body.

Would think so.

I have Dorothy Malone.Lets see if a QO comes up.

I had Ian Toothill but no QO as yet.

If he dies this year the committee will kick theirselves just for the fact he is such a big name in his nineties.

This reminds me of Bruce Forsyth.One of those figures you assume will go onto 110. then ageing starts to bite.

Very true.Just depends on who their source is. Val must be near the end now.He has looked like a corpse for 3 years.Certainly doesn't look or sound like someone who is going to beat cancer.

When you are 90 what doesn't kill you does not make you stronger.

Can't see him making 2019 judging by that photo.

Or he is keeping his fingers crossed to finally call him

Wouldn't surprise me if it is true.

At his age he could well do a Debbie Reynolds.

Yes

Yikes

Surely Lesley Seaward of the Archers is the longest serving soap star though?Continuously played Christine Barford since 1953.Patricia Greene has played Jill Archer since 1957 and June Spencer has had about 60 years of the last 67 in the Archers.

Interesting analysis.Doubt Bill will ever retire unless he is too ill to continue.Michael Le Vell making 79 doesn't seem that probable though.

I am in.My team name is Shaun of the Dead's magical funeral parlour.

Yeah prime time newsreaders are in an entirely different league to radio presenters and producers.