One of these days, Alice, one of these days…! BANG, ZOOM!
Yada, yada, yada
That’s a dirty job Mike Rowe wouldn’t do!
Danger Zone!
Sploosh
Yuuup!
Danger, Will Robinson, danger!
Oh, the pain, the pain!
Thunderbirds are Go!
So sorry; he’s from Barcelona!
It’d be easier to train a monkey!
This, no really, this thread is a great thread… FOR ME TO POOP ON!
You bet your sweet bippy.
Lucy, you got some ‘splainin’ to do!
Allons-y!
This looks like a job… for Superman!
Hello, Newman.
Except that catchphrase comes from 1951 (adjusted for inflation) and was taken without credit.
Most of these are actually very successful catchphrases; it’s just that, like all other catchphrases, they died out.
Not that there’s anything wrong with it.
“Are you pondering what I’m pondering?”
“Narf!”
Kiss my grits!
Stow it!
What you talkin’ bout, Willis?
Big Money, No Whammies!
I’m so con-fused!
“Mrs. Peel, we’re needed”
I think it was only used in the show once, and never caught on with the masses, but whenever I was trying to fix something and someone would ask “what are you doing”, I would often reply “cross circuiting to channel B”.
“Duh-Oh”
and of course… “ruh-roh”
How you doin’?
“Arse! Girls! Feck! Drink!” (Father Ted)
“Geronimo!”, “Molto bene!” and “Fantastic!” (Doctor Who) (also “Allons-y!” but that was mentioned)
I’ve never watched Firefly, but isn’t “Shiny!” a catchphrase?
“I’m…listening.”
Veddy interestink. But also veddy stupid.
Seinfeld had a lot of hits but I still remember their last ditch, ham-handed effort to get “cell phone face-off” into the public lexicon via their final episode. Didn’t take.
Phrasing!