See If You Still Remember These Classic TV Catchphrases
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Which Sitcom Made "How You Doin'" Famous?
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"Norm!" Was The Famous Greeting On Which Beloved Sitcom?
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Who Said "Yada Yada Yada" To Skip Boring Details?
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Fill In The Blank: "Did I Do ___?" From Family Matters
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"Whatchoo Talkin' 'Bout Willis" Came From Which Classic Show?
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Which Show Gave Us The Catchphrase "Kiss My Grits"?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'Book 'Em Danno' On TV?
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"Marcia Marcia Marcia" Was A Jealous Cry On Which Family Show?
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Which Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Bazinga'?
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Who Is Known For Hollering 'Dy-No-Mite' On A Classic Sitcom?
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Fill In The Blank: 'You Got It ___ ' From Full House?
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Which Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Thank You For Being A Friend'?
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Which Show Made 'Suit Up' A Fan Favorite Catchphrase?
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Your Friend Quotes 'Yabba Dabba Doo' — Which Classic Show Is That?
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Which Sitcom Gave The World The Catchphrase 'Ayyy'?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'I Know Nothing' On A WWII Sitcom?
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Which Beloved Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Good Night John-Boy'?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'Just One More Thing' On A Classic Detective Show?
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Which Classic Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Vitameatavegamin'?
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Your Friend Quotes 'Homey Don't Play That' — Which Show Is That From?
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Fill In The Blank: 'Resistance Is ___' Was Repeated On Star Trek?
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Which Reality Show Gave Us The Catchphrase 'You're Fired'?
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Which Game Show Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Come On Down' To Excite Contestants?
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Which Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Nanu Nanu' As An Alien Greeting?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'Stifle Yourself' On A Classic Sitcom?
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Which Happy Days Character Made 'Sit On It' A Famous Schoolyard Insult?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'I'm Coming Elizabeth' On A Classic Sitcom?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'Oh Rob' In A Classic 1960s Sitcom?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'I Love It When A Plan Comes Together'?
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Fill In The Blank: 'Well Here's Another Fine ___ You've Gotten Me Into'?
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Which Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Up Your Nose With A Rubber Hose'?
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Which Sitcom Made 'You Fish-Eyed Fool' A Signature Insult For Aunt Esther?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'Goodnight Everybody' At The End Of Each Episode?
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Which Classic Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Baby You're The Greatest'?
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Which Classic Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'One Day At A Time'?
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Which Sitcom Made 'Oh You Hush' A Signature Line For Aunt Bee?
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Fill In The Blank: 'Make It ___ Number One' Was A Star Trek TNG Catchphrase?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'You Knucklehead' On A Classic 1950s Sitcom?
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Which Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Now Cut That Out'?
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Which Sitcom Gave Us The Catchphrase 'Sock It To Me'?
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Fill In The Blank: 'Live Long And ___' Is A Star Trek Farewell?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'I Pity The Fool' On A Classic Action Show?
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Your Friend Quotes 'Well Isn't That Special' — Which Show Is That From?
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Who Is Known For Saying 'Sorry About That Chief' On A Classic Spy Sitcom?
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Fill In The Blank: 'God'll Get You For ___ Walter' Is From Which Show?
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Which Classic Sci-Fi Show Gave Us The Famous Line 'Beam Me Up Scotty'?
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Which Classic Sitcom Featured The Catchphrase 'Good Grief Charlie Brown'?
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Which Sitcom Made 'How Rude' A Signature Catchphrase For Stephanie Tanner?
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Friends
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Frasier
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Seinfeld
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Cheers
Joey Tribbiani used that flirty line so often it became one of TV's most quoted catchphrases ever.
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Cheers
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Newhart
3
MASH
4
Taxi
Every single episode of Cheers opened with the bar crowd shouting Norm's name as he walked in.
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Frasier
2
Seinfeld
3
The Office
4
Friends
Elaine Benes popularized "yada yada" so effectively that Merriam-Webster later added it to the dictionary.
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It
2
Again
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Right
4
That
Steve Urkel's innocent "Did I Do That?" became so iconic it was printed on T-shirts across America in the 1990s.
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What's Happening
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Good Times
3
The Jeffersons
4
Diff'rent Strokes
Gary Coleman delivered that line so memorably that it topped multiple polls as the greatest TV catchphrase of all time.
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Roseanne
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One Day At A Time
3
Alice
4
Laverne And Shirley
Flo the waitress on Alice used that sassy Southern expression every time her boss annoyed her throughout the 1970s.
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Magnum P.I.
2
Hawaii Five-O
3
Columbo
4
Mannix
Steve McGarrett said that famous arrest line in nearly every episode of Hawaii Five-O from 1968 to 1980.
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Eight Is Enough
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The Brady Bunch
3
Family Ties
4
The Partridge Family
Jan Brady's frustrated outburst about her popular older sister became a symbol of middle-child struggles for generations.
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How I Met Your Mother
2
The Big Bang Theory
3
Modern Family
4
Two And A Half Men
Sheldon Cooper popularized the catchphrase Bazinga on The Big Bang Theory throughout its twelve successful seasons.
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J.J. Evans On Good Times
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George Jefferson On The Jeffersons
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Fred Sanford On Sanford And Son
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Archie Bunker On All In The Family
Jimmie Walker's J.J. Evans made 'Dy-No-Mite' so popular it appeared on T-shirts nationwide in 1975.
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Man
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Babe
3
Dude
4
Girl
Michelle Tanner played by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen made that line Full House's most quoted catchphrase.
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Designing Women
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One Day At A Time
3
The Golden Girls
4
Kate And Allie
Andrew Gold recorded that theme song in 1978 and it became inseparable from the beloved Miami foursome.
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How I Met Your Mother
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Two And A Half Men
3
The Big Bang Theory
4
Scrubs
Neil Patrick Harris as Barney Stinson said 'Suit Up' so often that CBS sold branded merchandise around the phrase.
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Gilligan's Island
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The Jetsons
3
Bewitched
4
The Flintstones
Fred Flintstone's victory cry was inspired by a Brylcreem shampoo commercial that voice actor Alan Reed loved.
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Mork And Mindy
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Happy Days
3
Three's Company
4
Laverne And Shirley
Henry Winkler's Fonzie made 'Ayyy' with two thumbs up so iconic that a bronze statue of Fonzie stands in Milwaukee.
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Colonel Klink On Hogan's Heroes
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Sergeant Schultz On Hogan's Heroes
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Gomer Pyle On Gomer Pyle USMC
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Corporal Agarn On F Troop
John Banner played Schultz with such lovable cluelessness that 'I Know Nothing' became shorthand for deliberate ignorance.
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The Waltons
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Family Ties
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Eight Is Enough
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Little House On The Prairie
The Waltons family sign-off became so famous that it ran for nine seasons and inspired dozens of TV parodies.
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Columbo
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Magnum P.I.
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Matlock
4
Murder She Wrote
Peter Falk's rumpled detective Columbo used that phrase to trap suspects off guard for 35 years.
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Bewitched
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The Dick Van Dyke Show
3
I Love Lucy
4
The Donna Reed Show
Lucille Ball's fake health tonic sketch from 1952 is consistently ranked among television's greatest comedy moments.
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Living Single
2
The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air
3
Martin
4
In Living Color
Damon Wayans played Homey D. Clown on In Living Color and the phrase became a 1990s pop culture staple.
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Futile
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Pointless
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Useless
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Hopeless
The Borg collective first spoke that chilling line in Star Trek The Next Generation in 1989.
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The Office
2
30 Rock
3
Parks And Recreation
4
The Apprentice
Donald Trump pointed his finger and said 'You're Fired' in every episode of The Apprentice for 14 seasons.
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Match Game
2
The Hollywood Squares
3
The Price Is Right
4
Let's Make A Deal
Bob Barker shouted that famous phrase for 35 years making it one of daytime television's most recognized lines.
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3rd Rock From The Sun
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My Favorite Martian
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Mork And Mindy
4
ALF
Robin Williams invented Mork's alien greeting on the spot during his Happy Days guest appearance in 1978.
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Barney Miller
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Archie Bunker
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Ralph Kramden
4
Fred Flintstone
Carroll O'Connor famously said "Stifle yourself" as Archie Bunker on the classic sitcom All In The Family.
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Potsie Weber
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Ralph Malph
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Richie Cunningham
4
Fonzie
The Happy Days writers invented clean insults to satisfy network censors and 'Sit On It' became the most popular.
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Herman Munster
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George Jefferson
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Archie Bunker
4
Fred Sanford
Redd Foxx famously clutched his chest and yelled this phrase during fake heart attacks on Sanford And Son.
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Lucy Ricardo
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Laura Petrie
3
June Cleaver
4
Donna Stone
Mary Tyler Moore made the phrase 'Oh Rob' iconic as Laura Petrie on The Dick Van Dyke Show.
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Magnum On Magnum P.I.
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Hawkeye On M*A*S*H
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Face On The A-Team
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Hannibal On The A-Team
George Peppard delivered that line so often on set that the cast started saying it as a joke between takes.
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Fix
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Jam
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Spot
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Mess
Oliver Hardy aimed that exasperated line at Stan Laurel in nearly every Laurel and Hardy film and TV sketch.
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Three's Company
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Laverne And Shirley
3
Happy Days
4
Welcome Back Kotter
John Travolta's Vinnie Barbarino made that nonsense insult one of the most quoted schoolyard lines of the 1970s.
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Sanford And Son
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Good Times
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What's Happening
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The Jeffersons
LaWanda Page who played Aunt Esther was actually a stand-up comedian before landing her role on Sanford And Son.
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Murray On Mary Tyler Moore
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Lou Grant On Mary Tyler Moore
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Rhoda On Mary Tyler Moore
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Ted Baxter On Mary Tyler Moore
Ted Knight famously said "Goodnight Everybody" as Ted Baxter on The Mary Tyler Moore Show each week.
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Make Room For Daddy
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I Love Lucy
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The Danny Thomas Show
4
The Honeymooners
Jackie Gleason's Ralph Kramden used that tender line to make up with Alice after his blowhard schemes collapsed.
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Phyllis
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One Day At A Time
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Rhoda
4
Alice
The 1975 Norman Lear show was so defined by this phrase that it literally became the show's title.
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Petticoat Junction
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The Beverly Hillbillies
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Green Acres
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The Andy Griffith Show
Frances Bavier won an Emmy playing Aunt Bee and her gentle scolding lines charmed viewers for eight seasons.
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Go
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Now
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So
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Done
Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard said this so often that fans put it on T-shirts and coffee mugs worldwide.
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Ralph Kramden
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Sergeant Bilko
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Chester Riley
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Ozzie Nelson
Phil Silvers played Sergeant Bilko on The Phil Silvers Show and his insults toward his platoon were pure comedy gold.
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The George Burns Show
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The Jack Benny Program
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The Bob Hope Show
4
The Red Skelton Show
Jack Benny ran his radio and TV show for decades and this exasperated line became his most recognized comeback.
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Laugh-In
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The Carol Burnett Show
3
The Smothers Brothers
4
Hee Haw
Richard Nixon himself appeared on Laugh-In in 1968 and delivered the famous catchphrase to viewers.
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Flourish
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Prosper
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Boldly Go
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Be Well
Leonard Nimoy borrowed the hand gesture from a Jewish priestly blessing he witnessed as a child.
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Face On The A-Team
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Mr. T On The A-Team
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Murdock On The A-Team
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Hannibal On The A-Team
Mr. T said the line so often that it became more famous than almost anything else on the show.
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Saturday Night Live
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Mad TV
3
SCTV
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In Living Color
Dana Carvey's Church Lady character delivered that line with such perfect smugness it became a national joke.
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Larry On Three's Company
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Gilligan On Gilligan's Island
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Maxwell Smart On Get Smart
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Barney Fife On Andy Griffith
Don Adams played Maxwell Smart as a lovably bumbling spy whose gadgets almost never worked as planned.
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All In The Family
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Rhoda
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One Day At A Time
4
Maude
Bea Arthur delivered that line with perfect deadpan fury making Maude one of TV's most quotable characters.
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Battlestar Galactica
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Buck Rogers
3
Star Trek
4
Lost In Space
Captain Kirk never said those exact words yet it became the most quoted sci-fi catchphrase in television history.
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Peanuts
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Dobie Gillis
3
Dennis The Menace
4
Leave It To Beaver
Charles Schulz created Charlie Brown in 1950 and 'Good Grief' became so iconic it entered everyday American speech permanently.
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Step By Step
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Family Matters
3
Growing Pains
4
Full House
Jodie Sweetin played Stephanie Tanner and 'How Rude' became so popular that the phrase appeared on T-shirts and lunchboxes nationwide.
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