| Viewers will see an on-screen button appear during the show, which they can activate with their remote control to access more information. |
| We've also started to plug the next programme on-screen during the preceding one. |
| And yet it never occurred to them to go home and use a real gun to act out the on-screen violence. |
| Of course, it doesn't hurt that chicks dig him both in the audience and on-screen. |
| And there's lots of fancy overlapping film frames and on-screen cursive text. |
| The problem is that the actors seem to be less in synch than their on-screen alter egos. |
