Ren and Stimpy: You eediot!
Beavis and Butt-head: Huh huh huh huh huh
I Am Cornholio! I need TP for my bunghole!
That was cool…/This sucks!
The Simpsons:
HA ha!
D’oh!
Howdy diddley do, neighbor!
Excellent!
Grrr!
Hi, ev’rybody!
A-HEH-heh-heh-heh-heh!
MMmmm… Floor pie!
Eat my shorts
Dragnet: Just the facts, ma’am.
I Love Lucy: Loooo-cy! You got some ‘splainin’ to do. Waaaah!
The Honeymooners: One of these days–Bang! Zoom! To the moon, Alice!
Star Trek: He’s dead, Jim. I canna’ change the laws of physics, Cap’n! Tell me, Kirrrk, what is this thing you call— a kiss? Hailing frequencies open. That green ice water you call blood–! Sometimes, the needs of the few outweigh the needs of the many.
Futurama: "Good news everybody!"
Bite my shiny, metal…
Sergeant Phil Esterhaus (Hill Street Blues): Hey, let’s be careful out there.
Laverne & Shirley: Lenny & Squiggy: “Hello!”
Hard to get a laugh out of just “Hello!”, but they positioned it as a running gag.
Mr. Bill “Ooooooohhhhh nooooooooooooo!”
Michael Palin: It’s
Kojak: Who loves ya, baby? Aaaand…like that.
Apu: Thank You. Come Again.
Hi, my name is Troy McLure. You may remember me from such…
Seinfeld: I’m master of my domain.
Many characters on Arrested Development: “I’ve made a huge mistake.” and “Her?”
“He’s her lobster.” Phoebe,* Friends*.
My circle uses the phrase so it’s popular to us.
I don’t know who first did it this way; it may even date back to vaudeville. I remember Ann Romano (Bonnie Franklin) doing it on “One Day at a Time” and the ad infinitum on “Friends” and any other number of shows.
It’s the way of saying “Oh my God” as if each word were a separate sentence.
Oh.
My.
God.
You’re looking lovely today Mrs. Cleaver.
Doctor Who - Doctor #3 (Jon Pertwee): “I simply reversed the polarity of the neutron flow.”
the Muppet Show -
Miss Piggy: “Hiiiiii-YAAHH!!!”
Announcer: “PIGGGGGGSSSSS IN SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCEEEE!!”
Cheers - everyone: “NORM!”
Michael Conrad, R.I.P.
I liked Sgt. Jablonski well enough (and the actor who played him, Robert Prosky). But they tried to give him a catch phrase of his own: “Let’s do it to them before they do it to us.” It just didn’t have the same ring to it. Phil’s admonition started off quietly enough at the beginning of each new season. “Let’s roll. And let’s be careful out there.” And with the passage of time, as the tension and frustrations of the season’s events grew, it would become louder and louder until he was yelling it the top of his lungs. “Hey, HEY HEY! LET’S BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!”
Editor Perry White, Daily Planet, “Great Caesar’s Ghost!”
Clark Kent, “I’ll be right back, Lois.”
Adrian Monk, “He’s the guy.”
Mindy, “Mork, what are you doing?”
Swedish Chef, “Bork, bork, bork!”
Dick Tracy, “I’ll get right on it, chief.”
Boris Badenov, “Allow to intrroduce myself…”
Mr. Peabody, “Sherman, Set the Wayback Machine for…”
Mr. Haney (Green Acres): “That’ll be two dollars.”
Red Forman (That 70’s Show): “<something something> my foot up your ass!”